Best Bully SticksDuck Feet - 30 Count (Pack of 1) - All-Natural, Single-Ingredient, Easily Digestible, Supports HIPS and Joints - Safe Alternative to Chicken Feet Dog Treats

My 12 yr old Maltese has been getting these her whole life! It’s the only treat my 7pounder will ever chew. However the smell and grease ha ve never changed but I buck off the tiny nails and soak them for 5 minutes in hot water and have never had a problem. I keep the bag refrigerated and my Charlie has never been sick or had a case of diarrhea so he’s had them forever!!(really 12years)

These are great for a treat for my dog. As bad as it smells, it doesn’t make my dog’s breath smell. Weird! 😂 My dogs teeth rarely need brushing to begin with, she likes to play tug of war with her rope and chews it, but giving her this helps maintain clean teeth and healthy gums. I do give her a combo of this and bully sticks though.

The media could not be loaded. I am frankly disappointed with this purchase. My pup is allergic to EVERYTHING and duck feet has been a tolerable and effective treat for him. Well… unfortunately, this particular brand of duck feet are coated in some sort of sticky substance that not only adds a unique egg-shine, but is repulsive— they literally smell like old chicken grease (if you’ve ever fried chicken before, you know exactly what I’m talking about). Brands that I’ve purchased in the past have been neither sticky, shiny, nor reminiscent of old cooking oil.I tried this brand because they’re self proclaimed to be the best internet brand, but given my experience, that claim is quite deceptive.I truly feel gypped because these duck feet are no good; it was a waste of $30 as they’re not refundable. I guess what’s frustrating about that is that many dog food companies uphold a satisfaction guarantee; this brand does not.In short, I would never order these again and would absolutely not recommend them to a friend.

My rescue dog used to HATE being left alone in his crate when I go to work. Would wail and whimper so loud that the neighbors complained. Then I started giving him one of these every time I put him in his crate. Now, he hears the word "crate" and joyously bounds into his crate to sit and wait for me to close the door and give him a dried duck foot. Solid 5 stars from he and I both.

If you love seeing your pup's eyes widen with excitement, these are the treats for you! Healthy, crunchy, and a great treat, your pup will perk up whenever you offer one!

My dog is not a big fan of these. She has liked other brands of this type of product but this one in particular she doesn't seem to care for and often leaves it laying on the floor.They have a little bit of a strange smell that I haven't noticed in others similar products.There are quite a few in the bag and I'm sure some dogs would love them but I will not be buying them again simply because these are definitely not a favorite with my dog.

My dog loves LOVES bully sticks, but they smell bad and tend to be too large to finish in one sitting, so she'll bury the stinky thing somewhere in the house. We've solved the too-large problem recently by buying Barkworthies Bully Stick/Bully Bites Treat, 12 oz.. They still stink though and after a session of chewing on them the whole room will smell of pizzle, so I'm happy to give her these duck feet treats sometimes instead. Others have complained about the smell of these, but I find it to be just a light greasy smell. It's not great for sure, but it's no more offensive to me than the way the kitchen smells after frying something. The bully sticks to me smell way worse. They are slightly greasy and I don't like touching them, but it's pretty easy to wash my hands after I grab one or to just grip them very lightly.I've given these to my dog and she loves them. She is a big chewer and enjoys anything crunchy. She must also enjoy the taste because as soon as I open the bag and the smell wafts out, she'll come running into the room. I also think she looks amusing walking around with a duck foot hanging out of her mouth. I've also given them to my boyfriend's brother's dog and his parents' dog and both enjoyed them. The parents' dog is 16 and can't really chew bully sticks anymore, but he had no problem with the duck feet.

My dog loves these!