glorious treats and chewsDelicious Premium Lamb Lung Dog Treats & Chews: All-Natural, High-Protein & Digestible, Perfect Healthy Snacks and Effective Training Rewards for Dogs and Breeds

The media could not be loaded. These smelly treats are much enjoyed and last a few minutes longer than I thought. There is a generous amount in the resealable packet and considering what they are the pricing seems reasonable.

It’s a great product unfortunately gave my dog a bad tummy but I gave the pack to my in-laws and their fussy dog loved it and had no problems

My dog loves these - each time I give it to him, it is chewed and eaten during the same sitting. Some other treats he chew and leaves behind after a while but the lung is always eaten within 30 mins.The bag is sealable, which is very important. You must seal it up each time. The smell is strong and not to my liking. But since it gets my dog very excited, that is the most important!The size of the bag is decent, with plenty of treats to give. It looks to be good value as an occasional treat. I would not give it everyday as it will lose the treat value.

My pup absolutely adores the unique flavour and texture, and I love that they're made with wholesome ingredients. The chews are durable and long-lasting, keeping my dog occupied for hours. The best part? No artificial preservatives or additives! A must-have for any discerning dog parent

The media could not be loaded. Our "Leo" loves these dried lamb lung treats and gives them a 5 stars ... but I took a point off because they don't last as long as the "Glorious Goat Cheeks and Ears" which he has sampled in the past. He demolished these in no time at all (probably about 1/4 of an hour), whereas the much "tougher" goat ears and cheeks would keep him quiet for about 2 hours, so in that respect these don't represent very good value. I think he could probably get through a packet of these in a couple of days (if he has been extremely good) but the 250g packet of "goat ears" lasted over a week. The larger packet of "goat cheeks" (16 twisted sticks of cheeky chompables) lasted about a month. They are very good for your dogs teeth and are completely digestible so they add nutrients to your dog's diet. Our "Leo" loves them and is disappointed that I took a star off for the price point but looks forward to sampling any more "Glorious" treats made from the "obscure parts of animals that would otherwise be discarded".

We have had all kinds of strange parts of unfortunate creatures' anatomies from this supplier. And they have all been very good quality and not too smelly and these are no exception. I guess it's good to use the offal even though it seems a bit gross at first .The dog enjoys it and it's good for him. When you go by the weight it doesn't sound a lot for the money. But when you go by how many individual pieces there are that are you know quite a substantial treat for the dog. They're really quite good for value.

This is the second treat we've tried from this supplier after being very impressed with the others (hairy goat ears, highly recommended!), and these too have proven very popular with my 32kg NZ Huntaway/collie cross. Some reviewers have commented on the smell from these, I can only say they are nowhere near as minging to my nostrils as the goat ears!! They do come in a resealable ziploc type bag so the smell can be sealed away anyway!There are a lot of individual bits in the bag, each one maybe 5 or 6 inches in length - they look like a rawhide chew but are much more brittle and I would imagine far better for your dog than those godawful things!I give Barney one as an evening snack to let him know it's time to settle down for the night and he guzzles it down (outside!) very quickly - it's not a long-lasting chew, but he clearly really likes them.So far, both products from this supplier have gone down very well with my dog, I'd recommend them - good portion sizes per pack, well packaged, and - apparently - very moreish.

Know they supposed to have some odour but soon as opened bag think they may have gone off even dog didn't want to sniff them let alone eat. In the bin as knew couldn't send back with that smell!