Why is this great product never in stock?? I have heard that these pads will NOT be sold at Sam's anymore. And there seem to be NO REPLACEMENTS!! for them. Unless one considers a dog treat to be a substitution. Yes, that is a suggestion recommended by Sam's Club online. I cannot figure out: (1) how many treats one would have to be placed on the floor to "soak up" a puppy's peepee, and (2) how to prevent a puppy from eating all of the treats before he peepees.

My malinois mix do not like these and she eat just about anything. They also turn her poop a yellowish white which is the only way I can describe it. She only eat them when I refuse to give her anything else. Other dogs may eat them, I don't know. I will not be buying them again.

Won’t say don’t buy these for you dog because each animal is different, but my dog specifically has an extremely sensitive stomach and these did not agree with her. She ate a total of three and for the next 3-5 days she didn’t have a solid poop and had accidents in the middle of the night. Be careful if your doggo has a sensitive tummy.

I bought these for teething and the dogs seemed to like the taste fine, My 3 adult dogs were able to handle them fine and they will probably finish off the bag but for the younger two, a 5 month old lab and a 8 week old boxer, it made both of them vomit. I think something does not agree with the younger tummies.

I purchased this at my local Sam's Club in hopes that my dog would use the treats to reduce his plaque, etc. At first, he did like them but the problem was that the packaging would not close after it had been opened properly. I could not get it to zip close and after that, the product became hardened enough that my dog could not chew through the bone even when I cut it in half and then into quarters. The packaging needs to be addressed as well as doing something about the product which dries out and hardened if air gets to it. Other products / manufacturers similar to this do not dry out if the air gets to it for a prolonged period of time. Cannot give this more than one star until these issues are addressed.

I purchased this item at a local Sams club in late March. Within 3 days of giving them to him, he became very ill, throwing up, diarrhea, lethargic, I took him to my veterinarian and after running several tests I was advised not to give him anymore, that these treats had indeed caused his illness. Thankfully he did recover. My vet costs were over 365 dollars. I happen to live in a small town and the vet informed me that she had seen another dog within days of seeing mine with similar, but more severe symptoms as well as a fever. When she asked the dogs owner if there were any changes to her dog’s diet she mentioned she had been giving her pet Members Mark Dental Chews. These “treats” are dangerous and can cause severe symptoms, as well as additional vet costs. Do Not buy them!

These are not “highly digestible” and made my dog horribly sick. She threw up pieces of the dental bone 3-4 times then starting throwing up large amounts of blood. Had to rush her to the emergency vet at 2:00 am. The bone broke in fragments and cut her esophagus when she threw it up. Thank goodness she lived but costs me almost $700 and are not safe for your dog!

I really wish I had read all the one-star reviews before buying these. My poor dog is violently ill after eating just half of one. He has a stomach of iron, not sensitive whatsoever - and this was the only change in his diet. These will be returned as I wouldn't even donate them in fear of another dog becoming ill. DO NOT BUY!!!

I would not recommend this brand of dental treats. My golden retriever has not had a problem digesting any other brand of dental chew, but i gave her one of these Monday evening and I came home from work on Tuesday to 12 piles of puke all over my living room floor. She had also drank her entire bowl of water which has never happened before. I felt so bad for her and will never give these treats again.

They made my schnauzers vomit white chunks all over the house.