Chicken Breast Freeze Dried Dog Treats, 20-Ounce

Though there is one somewhat major (depending on your concerns) flaw with this product, it has nonetheless become our go-to freeze dried product. Here is why:Our dog is senior, diabetic and has severe issues (allergies, as best we can tell) with grains. Her problems began with Corn and Wheat and now she cannot eat even Rice without having severe, gastrointestinal upset. So we spent a lot of time finding things that work for her, but because of all the extra costs - medical products (diabetic testing products, insulin, syringes, etc.), expensive foods (quality grain free products aren't cheap) and treats (more again of the cost of good grain free stuffs) when it comes to some things we have to make a judgment call. Do we spend $15-20 on a 4oz bag of Made in the USA freeze dried treat that lasts us about a few weeks, or do we spend $20-25 on a huge 20oz bag that lasts us for months but that is made in China? Because we have to draw the line of the budget somewhere, we did pick these treats in the long run, and they have been working well for us.Here is why we like them:1. Big bag - great price!- Not much to say here that isn't a given!2. Highly palatable!- We actually use these as a way to entice our dog to ALWAYS eat her meal immediately. It's the seasoning, so to say, because we have to give her injections with a meal at specific times due to her diabetes. This was difficult for awhile, as sometimes she maybe just wasn't hungry or the food was blah, who knows?, but with diabetes you need to have consistency and these treats have been perfect for that, and our needs! She has never turned her nose up at a meal, once we added this to her kibble. In addition, it has allowed us to easily hide supplements she doesn't favor the taste of in her meal, too. This is also extremely helpful to us.3. As other reviewer mentions - the powder is easily used, too!- We tend to crush up our treats a bit to add to her kibble meals, so the powder at the bottom of the bag is actually perfect for us. On the other hand, sometimes we just give her a nugget or two as a treat, since these are all chicken they don't mess with her blood sugar enough to cause issues and let her have a "good girl! goodie" that all dogs love and need in their lives.Bottom line: I really do wish it weren't made in China. I would pay more to get this if it were made in the USA, or somewhere less questionable than China, but still somewhat $ savings as being bulk priced like this is. All the made in the USA brands have tiny little bags that are quite expensive. That said, as cited above, this works for our needs and our budget, as having an old diabetic and grain-sensitive dog is a costly thing indeed. Recommend highly if you are OK with made in China products. Docked one star for the China origins.

I've been giving my Shih Tzu Bingo freeze dried chicken treats for years. They're the only treat he'll eat. I usually have to pay almost double for the other brand I'd been using. When I stumbled on these I decided to give them a try. They're exactly the same as the expensive brand!! I've ordered these a few times now and I'm very happy to report the quality is amazing and the price can't be beat!! My cats are also big fans now and with these savings it doesn't break the bank to give all our fur babies top quality, human grade, real freeze dried chicken treats.

My dog has significant dietary restrictions due to medical conditions, so can't eat the majority of commercial treats. He is pretty much limited to low fat, lean protein, and certain vegetables. Chicken breast is his standard treat. I don't always have time to cook it at home but need to always have it on hand. I purchased these freeze dried chicken breast pieces for that reason.I am very impressed with the large size of the package, as well as the size of the chicken breast pieces themselves. They look like freeze dried chicken breast I have purchased from another brand, but you get probably 1/3 more in this product. Sure, some of the bag contains crumbled pieces, but that is inevitable when you're dealing with a freeze dried product. You can't buy a bag of potato chips with every single piece perfectly intact either, its just the nature of the product. And in this case, a small amount of pieces were crumbly, not the whole bag. Once I get to the bottom of the bag and no pieces are left but just chicken breast crumbes/dust, I will just mix them in with my dog's food, so there's no wasting.My dog loves these so far, and I feel good knowing that the only ingredient is 100% chicken breast.

We keep these as motivational treats for our dog and as just-because treats for our cats—we crumble the bigger pieces before giving them to the cats, though. But, big bonus, they don’t stink up your hands when you do so (like most other cat treats that the cats like). This brand is by far the best cost by weight. You do end up with a fair amount of powder at the bottom of the bag, but the critters like the powder just as well—it’s handy to sprinkle on cat food for that super-finicky one if she hasn’t been eating enough lately.

I have 4 cats, and their most favorite treat in all the world are Purebites freeze-dried chicken. I always order the large size of Purebites chicken treats for dogs (can anyone explain why cat treats are more $$ than dog treats, even though the products are identical??) It's usually about $25 for 11oz of Purebites. I saw this One Rewards brand and it's even cheaper than Purebites, even though it is a much bigger bag! Since chicken is chicken, I decided to take a chance and order this to try & save some money - 4 cats can go through food pretty darn fast! All the cats LOVE these One Rewards treats. It's a very good value. I didn't realize until I got the bag that they are made in China. I read the manufacturer's statement about how every batch is tested in the USA for adulterants, but I still don't really like the idea of my cats eating food made in China. We all remember the melamine disaster of 2007, and let's be honest - most stuff coming out of China is total garbage. So I really wish these treats were made in the USA, but I know now that if they were, they would be priced accordingly. My cats have eaten a good amount of these treats the past few days, and everyone seems fine - no puking, gas, or stinky poops. I'm sure they are fine, but I'm just spooked about China - that's the only reason I deducted a star. I'll probably still get Purebites as my go-to freeze-dried chicken treat, but these are good in a pinch or in times of financial struggle. This is a really good value if you have a multi-pet home.