I was really intrigued by these treats since there are just a few whole ingredients. Gave some to my dog and she loved them! They really look like real jerky and they’re easy to break so you can give them to all-sized pups. I just wish they carried them in my local warehouse, but as long as they are available online, I’ll keep buying them.

Have been giving my pups these for years and what I received are absolutely terrible!!!!!! 2 bags and both are HORRIBLE. HARD AS A ROCK. I have had to use scissors to cut them up, which is ridiculous, and sometimes doesn't work either, that is how bad they are. Either Wagon Train has lost quality, or Sams is letting them sit in their warehouse way to long. Pitiful, and one of my dogs was choking on one this morning, which he was trying to chew, needless to say, I am done with this product after 20+ years and 2nd generation of pups

We've bought this product recently. I bought something similar before (bag design or brand changed I didn't pay too much attention) and never had any issues. In fact he loved them and would ignore other treats for these. When first game him some from this batch he got diarrhea later. We stopped unsure if the go treat caused it or not. We stopped for about 3 or 4 days and it cleared up. Well the other day we gave him a couple of the treats within a 24 hr span. He is now having nonstop diarrhea and vomiting off and on. We took him to the vet and got him some medicine & a checkup ($300 later). We are waiting to see if those help or he continues to get worse.

I’ve purchased this chicken for my dogs for several years. This past year, the quality has become very bad. They have a chemical smell and are hard as a rock. Maybe too much glycerin? I’ve received this type of quality multiple times this year. My dogs won’t eat it even if I cut it up into small pieces. I don’t blame them. It smells terrible. It can’t be safe to eat. I won’t be purchasing Wagon Train chicken jerky anymore. Very disappointing. It was such a good product; now it is ruined.

I have been purchasing these chicken jerky treats since they first debued. It is the only one my dogs like and we have 5 dogs 3 schnauzers , a toy, a mini and a standard . And a standard poodle and the newbie is a black lab with a bottomless pit. It's quite expensive but worth it.

Please be careful and check the package. The ones I bought were made in China. This company has a history of recalls on these when they are made in China. I threw away more than half the bag. If they do not say made in USA, do not buy. When this company mashed them in USA, they post it right on the bag. If made in China, it doesn't say where they are made.

The ingredients as chicken jerky seem fine but as a treat to ration to multiple small dogs this is not a great product. Some portions are thick and other ms ver my thin. Most of this jerky is very dry and brittle. The prior Members dog chicken jerky I guess was more processed so it was more even and could be torn into chunks of my choosing, not that break or crumble apart. Sam’s, feel free to bring the prior chicken jerky back.

Our dog is very picky and will turn her nose up at most food and treats. She goes crazy for these. I like that they are made with only a few ingredients. These are a once a day treat that she reminds us to give her, if we go past the time she normally gets them. Will purchase them again 100%.

My 17 year old cattle dog loves when my husband comes home. The minute he walks in she gets this happy look on her face and the excitement starts. She tries to grab his hand and lead him to the fridge, looks at him and then at the top of the fridge and starts to jump like a spring pup for her chicken jerky treat. She will bark at him with excitement if he delays.:)

I wouldn't purchase this product at all, except for my mother's over pampered "fur baby". There is nothing actually bad about the product it's self, it's fine, as a "treat" once in a while. My mother feels she has to feed her dog better than herself, and what this amounts to is well over the price of good organic chicken. I could purchase organic chicken at Sam's club at around $8/lb and dehydrate my own "jerky".