Chicken Jerky 32 oz. (Natural Cut)

I have a very picky dog, he will not eat anything he doesn't first smell. He loves these above his favorite treat.(marrow bones ) I have done a test and placed both treats in front of him and he always chooses these.

For the last few years I have always bought the Amazon made-in-America Wag brand chicken jerky. As its price has gotten higher, I thought I'd try out this 2lb bag of Hillside chicken jerky at almost half the price. Won't do that again. This stuff is not as fresh, seems a little tougher and "sharper," and I discovered it is made in that country with a reputation of producing risky dog food and dog snacks. That's on me, I guess, but when I went back to the description, I still couldn't find that info anywhere. Fortunately, after a few days of reluctantly giving them this (and they do like it, BTW), Wag went on sale and I bought a whole summer's supply and will be tossing this out.

My dogs do love them . My concern is I just discovered their made in China . I really thought I check the manufacturer. For 32 ozs it a good price.

Jillie, our 3 yr old Maltese loves these!

I found it at another store there was only two per bag. It cost almost two per bag. So I am glad I found it in a larger bag.

The quality of your product is better than the other brands. The other brand chicken jerky treats tend to be stringy. I've learned that a stringy condition increases the likelihood a dog will choke on the jerky treats -- and more so the faster they consume their treat. Your product is not stringy which makes it easier for dogs to consume w/o choking. In our personal experience, we have a french bulldog who eats way too fast on jerky treats and a male pug who eats moderately on the same treats. Both pets consume your product w/o any problems (and they love your product). In eating the other brand jerky treats, the french bulldog will almost always choke on the treats and the pug may choke on these treats only a quarter of the time (and that's only because the poor pug is trying to keep up with the french bulldog as the latter voraciously consumes her jerky treats). Again, your product is much safer and I don't have to worry about the dogs eating your product.

This is one of the 3 dogs favorite treats.

I bought this before all of the scares with pet food from China. When the stories came out, I pulled out the package, saw that it was made in China, and went to the manufacturer's website. Turns out that they analyze every batch with an independent lab in the US to ensure quality (you can look up your individual bag to read the analysis of that batch).My dog has a sensitive stomach, but has never had an issue with these. When you look at the ingredients, they are far simpler than many I've seen from other US companies - chicken, vegetable glycerin, and salt. No fillers, chemicals, or fake stuff like high fructose corn syrup.My dog loves these, and we have bought them at least three or four times now. They're not his primary food, we don't give them to him every day, and use them as a treat. However, if he hears me say "chicken jerky", he jumps up and down and gets excited. I am happy to give these to my dog, and the fact that they are made in China does not bother me with the quality controls in place.