Zuke’s Lil’ Links Dog Treats for Dogs, Snacking Sausage Treats for Dogs, Made with Real Pork & Apple, 6 oz. Resealable Pouch - 6 oz. Bag

We have a toy schnauzer who has a picky palate and as with the breed, sensitive digestive system. I first ordered these for him a few months ago, while searching for grain free, poultry free, healthy snacks. The pork and apple apparently appeal to him a LOT!! He had a reward treat that was his fav until we got these.Weighing only 7 pounds, we have to make sure he has enough intake and that it is quality ingredients. Zuke's sausage is now his favorite treat. I feel good knowing that it's not full of fillers and grain and is good for him.He will also eat his dog food in order to get his sausage-- happy puppy, happy home : )Our Harley, LOVES THESE!

I like to cut them up for training. I feel like I get more bang for my buck doing so. Both my Lab and Maltese love the flavors. I started with the bites. Buy them and cut them up for training they work well and are great for dogs that gain weight easily. It has good ingredients.

I have 2 dogs that were rescued from puppy mills. Because they never had any health care, their teeth were rotten, and had to be removed.I looked high and low for a small treat that they could chew without having teeth.Zuke's were just the ticket! They are small, and soft. My little toothless dogs have absolutely no problem chewing these! If you know what a Snuffle Mat is (you can google it), Zuke's work great for playing the scent game.Although I haven't tasted these myself (LOL), I still gave them five stars for taste because my dogs gobble them up and they small fantastic!Thanks Zuke's! And my little toothless dogs thank you!P.S. You can also hide pills in them, but I had to wait for my dogs to go to bed so they wouldn't see my typing that. They have no clue their heart medications are in there.

My dog was reactive to almost everything and these treats have been invaluable. We go through tons of them. I cut the treats into quarters, and when a trigger presents itself while on a walk, I toss a treat on the sidewalk and he is instantly redirected to the treat. Additionally, we've made lots of doggy friends on walks with these treats (unfortunately, I've been dubbed 'the treat lady' . . . so close to the feared 'lunch lady' moniker.)My dog is allergic to lots of foods, but can eat pork, rabbit and duck, and these are our go-to 'Links.' The duck flavor is a favorite because it's extra fragrant, and doggies do love smelly things. Also, because the 'Links' do not contain grain, my dog does not gain the weight that he does with other treats.The rabbit treats are fresh and dark brown, but I am always bugged that the photo used for the rabbit flavor appears to contain terribly moldy product. It is only the picture, but I always wonder why the manufacturer would represent it this way. Rest assured that the treats are NOT green and fuzzy.

I bought these for my Greyhound who has kidney problems. He is on a kidney diet and usually doesn't deviate from it but I wanted to add a little variety to his very dull diet. These are made from good ingredients for the most part but my dog had a difficult time injesting these without getting acid indigestion. They are a bit too greasy for him and I had to limit his intake to 2 a day tops. Your dog may react differently.

Yum yum yum says the dogs. They love these things. They are only about an inch and 1/2 long and maybe as big around as a ballpoint pen. They are fairly soft and non greasy. I keep mine in the freezer to keep them fresher and let the dogs chew on them a little longer. They smell pretty good, I haven't tried a bite of one but the dogs certainly do a dance when I get them out to feed them. I also take a couple down to the neighbor's yorkie when I stop by to visit so he will forgive me when I trim his nails for them. LOL He's a very picky eater but he gobbles these down too.I've been feeding these for quite some time and they haven't gotten bored with them yet, so I'll keep buying them.They are grain free. No nitrates, no corn, wheat or soy either. They also have turmeric in them, which is good for arthritis & aches and pains.

Well to be honest it's not me who loves the Zuke's line of dog treats. I have to rely on the response of my brain damaged dog. You see when she was about a year old she got hit by a vehicle and had her skull crushed. Now, don't groan or cry...she's as normal as any brain damaged dog could be. She eats and sleeps just like your little munchkin but she has the strange quirk of staring at a "spot" on the wall, near the ceiling, for oh, let's say fifteen or 20 minutes without a break. I guess it's her Zen time. She comes back to us indicating that a "voice" has mentioned she's been a "good girl" and awaits our acknowledgement. Enter "ZUKE'S LIL' LINKS " . She's not an especially talented dog but if she could, she would stand on her head, do the mamba and recite the Gettysburg Address. Yes, she's a good girl, we love her and treat her daily with Zuke's.

My two pommie boys love their Zukes. I cut each piece into quarters for their tiny mouths to make it easier for them to chew and swallow. Pomeranians are known for hip and knee concerns, so this extra protection does not hurt. THEY LOVE THE FLAVOR.

My dogs love, love, love these. They are sent from the States. Wish the Zukes range was available in the UK. If visiting America I always bring back a selection for the dogs.

LOVE IT!!

If you are looking for a good glucosamine treat these are awesome!I only bought online due to being in a pinch, these are waaaay overpriced and you can buy cheaper at the pet store

My dog loved them we wanted to try giving her rabbit treats after she went nuts for one we got in her monthly subscription box and we were not disappointed

Pups loved it, 6oz is not a large bag, I did not read the size!!