She loves'em

Our dog loves them

We’ve been buying these for over a year and the last batch we just bought was about a month ago. We noticed all 3 of our dogs started constantly itching and assumed it was fall allergies. We tried everything and the hot spots were so bad. When medication wouldn’t stop their discomfort we started leaning towards what they were eating. Since these are only 5 ingredients and not chicken based we assumed they were fine, but it was the last thing to look at. So on a whim we stopped giving them these biscuits and the itching stopped a few hours later. It’s been 2 days since and they’ve dramatically improved. Something was changed in this batch and unfortunately we will never be buying these again. Quality control is apparently not as important anymore.

Sadly I will never be buying these for my 2 dogs again. Huge box of treats and they would've been a great find and great value for money IF there had been more than 7 unbroken biscuits in the entire box. And no, I'm not joking. When I opened the packaging and saw all of the tiny broken pieces, I honestly went through and searched for any whole treat I could find and that's the number I came up with. Complete waste of money for me. Maybe I was the unlucky one since there are so many positive reviews, but I definitely won't be trying them again.

Wanted to like this product but major issues with our dog. Tried on 2 occasions and each time gave horrible diarrhea and our guy would be barking to go out every 3 hours all night long. Took him off the treats and everything went back to normal. Tried a different box 2 months later and same results. Will never buy again...

This box of treats comes w/2 cellophane bags of treats. All of the bones in both bags were broken into pieces. What a shame, I bought them Bcz it's hard to find treats that are reasonably priced and not full of garbage. I won't repurchase and unfortunately wouldn't recommend.

From reviewers who said these were crumbly, soft, broken up ... not so in the box I received. I was hoping all those comments were true because I found them all in one piece and very hard to break up into pieces. I use pieces as training and reward treats throughout the day. Great to coax my stubborn ACD puppy in her crate for down time or to come back into the house. CON: They smell go good, everytime I open the canister, they make me crave peanut butter cookies.

My three dogs look forward to their daily grain free "bone" biscuit and it also helps to clean off their teeth a little. Dogs are omnivorous, they are a predator requiring meat like their wolf ancestors. Ever see a wild dog eating in any grain fields? Wolves will also occasionally and naturally supplement their diet with wild fruits (berries), roots (wild carrots, tubers, etc.), and nuts (pine). They don't eat grains unless they're sick (wild grasses typically) and need to purge something disagreeable from their gut. Since a wolf won't naturally eat corn/wheat/soy/processed oils, their cousin the domestic dog doesn't get any of that junk in their food in this house either. Thankfully none of my medium and large sized dogs have ever had arthritis, joint issues, been obese, and live an average of 14+ years.

I have tried the MilkBone "grain-free" for my sensitive skinned GSD, and he just itched like crazy. The treats from Member's Mark, however have been AWESOME! My dogs love the peanut butter flavor. They're small enough that I can break them in half for training treats (I have large dogs) and large enough that two stacked together make a nice reward without too many calories. Mainly I'm just very happy to finally find a treat for my GSD that doesn't make his skin crawl. For those interested we feed him Pro Plan for sensitive skin and stomach, salmon flavor. Cheers :)

I had high hopes for these but they give my dog horrible, painful diarrhea. After eating these bones our dog will wake you up 3 or 4 times a night to go out and very little happens every time. I thought I may be wrong and reintroduced these treats to him a few weeks later but had the exact same experience each time.