Milo's Kitchen Chicken Jerky Strips Dog Treats, 15 Ounce

This is my second purchase of this item. My dogs go nuts over them. They smell so good, and apparently taste very good. They are not hard, so I use them to squish into the treat dispensable toys and it gives the dogs plenty of busy time trying to lick it out of there.

I have a small Havanese dog. He has some health strange health problems. He has 1 and 1/2 ribs too many. One fully formed and one half formed rib. In addition, he has a pancreas that does not process fat very well. For that reason he must eat a very low fat diet. He almost died before the Vet found the problem and changed his diet.This product shows crude fat content as 3% minimum. Most of the other dog treats have much more fat, I have seen some as high as 20% .Since discovering Milo's chicken treats, we have eaten 3 bags full (no, not at one sitting!!) with no observed negative impact on his health. He loves the taste and will never refuse one as a treat

Great value and must taste good, because Coopers loves them.

My diesel loves them. He’s older and has some missing teeth so they’re nice and soft for him to chew on this bag is a remarkable value I pay 999 at the grocery store for just a 10 ounce bag so I got like one and 1/2 times more by getting it from Amazon, and it was very fresh

I adopted a 6- month old. He wasn’t socialized at all (with dogs or people), and was removed by the police from a breeding hoard situation. So, he’s a little bit nervous and barks at people coming in and at anyone walking a dog within site range (of the windows or when we’re out walking).A dog trainer told us to desensitize him with positive moments, I.e. give lots of highest value treats in these moments (in conjunction with distracting his brain from barking first, then treat ). This is to create treat/positive association with visitors and dogs walking by. Some treats can’t be exciting enough to distract him from his over-the-threshold moments, but these DO. I’ve reserve them for walks /dog sitings, and our kids coming over. (FYI Cheetos, cheese, fries, and cat treats are the only other high value treats that work).I do break them into 4-5 pieces as they’re big (maybe 1”) but soft. They smell kinda gross so he of course loves them. Note that they last 4-5 weeks from opening as they’re kinda fresh made.Strangely the cat hasn’t tried to eat them.Great as high value treats !(6 month old , 25 pound Aussie)

My boy loves the chicken and apple sausage. They smell packed with flavor and were soft and fresh on opening the bag. I've gotten some rubbery treat at local box stores in the past. Unlike the ill-informed people making negative posts I'm not worried about the onion / garlic powders contained within. My dog cost more than some used cars. I wouldn't be taking chances.First, the label shows Max recommended serving size per day by body weight. Treats are treats not food. Second, a med/large dog would have to eat 2/3 of a medium onion or 2/3 Tbsp of powder at one time to be toxic. My 60 lb boy is only getting 2 pieces a day (half the Max recommended) cutting them into 8-10 little pieces. With training it's about the flavor not the quantity.Do your own research based on current data and make good decisions. Chinese beef used 9 years ago, in many brands, doesn't have any effect on the current product.

From the very first glance at Milo's Kitchen packaging, you can immediately sense the dedication to quality. Crafted in the heart of Utah, USA, these Homestyle Chicken Meatballs Dog Treats are more than just a treat; they're a statement of how much we care for our furry companions. Made with genuine chicken and beef, they're not only brimming with protein but also have little additives which is phenomenal when you are working around some severe allergies.But the real game-changer for me and my dog Sampson is the treat's versatility. They're not just perfect for rewarding good behavior or as a delicious snack, but their design allows for a sneaky insertion of Sampson's probiotic pill. Medication times have always been a tussle, but with these meatballs, it's become an eagerly awaited treat time. Sampson, being the smart fellow he is, used to recognize any trick I'd use to administer his medication. But these treats? They're his kryptonite. The excitement in his eyes and wagging tail says it all.In summary, Milo's Kitchen Homestyle Chicken Meatballs Dog Treats aren’t just treats; they’re an experience. A healthy, flavorful, and practical experience that both you and your pup will cherish. Highly recommended for all dog parents out there!

These meatballs make my dogs drool, and beg for more! These are better than other similar products. They have a very strong meatball smell, so you'll want to keep the bag zipped for freshness and smell containment!