Beef Lung Dog Treats for Small, Medium and Large Breeds, Natural Chew, Made in The USA, 16 Ounce Resealable Bag - Rawhide Free, No Bone

Unhappy at first - the pieces are huge and my dogs are not, but they are light and airy and easy to break into any size pieces and my dogs all love them. Will buy again.

I good friend of mine brought some beef lung when he visited. The dogs were slightly hesitant at first, then my lab mix knowing where the lung was located started to hang out by the door. The product is great because you can break it up for rewards while training. I like this product because of the known country of origin USA and I am aware of the requirements of testing. Highly recommend this product, it will last longer than rawhide chew sticks and healthier.

My girls are 13 months and they enjoyed their chicken feet. The only thing I would liked to had seen is them last longer than 2 mins. Maybe become as durable as a chew bone instead of a potato chip.

My dog loves these rollls- but she’s a Great Dane mix (pretty large) and they only last about 5 minutes. I like that they don’t smell bad and they’re easy for her to digest. When she’s feeling anxious, I give her one of these and it takes the edge off. Good product, just wish they came in a larger size in hopes that they’d last longer.

With my big dogs they do not last that long but they do chew them all the way up with no trying to swallow big pieces.

Unfortunately I did not notice these were baked when I purchased them. They are dangerous. My dog chews up things pretty well. He's not one to swallow things whole. The next day after getting one of these he was trying to poop and started screaming. When I picked up the stool there was a 1-inch very sharp bone shard in his stool. Imagine a sharp bone shard passing through your rectum and anus. It was extremely painful. We are extremely lucky that his GI tract did not get perforated somewhere. The entire bag got thrown in the garbage.

My dogs seem to really like this brand so I bought it agin for them thankyou!

I thought I was getting lung but ended up with freeze dried steak. Which isn't a problem but my dog didn't like them and almost chocked on them. I did try to rehydrate before giving them to him but he wasn't a fan. Plus he is a finicky small dog who has a bad attitude when it comes to treats. He only likes the kind with blueberries and turkey, or duck. I have a yorkie and they can be some d*cks at times. They would be great for big dogs that's like 65 to over 100 lbs.