V-dog Dog Treats - Vegan Breathbone Teeth Cleaning Dental Bones - Fresh Breath - 8 Ounces - Minis - All Natural, Made in USA - 10 Bones - 3" Long - Easy to Digest

Good quality, we have our dog on a specific diet but we supplement with good quality food. Our dog loves this

My German Shepherd is incredibly picky and strictly vegan due to a medical condition. It can be difficult to find vegan friendly options that she actually likes but she loves these and they smell surprisingly good.

This product is all natural and our dog loves them. They freshen his breath too and he loves the taste. He first parades with his new bone around the house and then he goes ahead and eats it on top of our bed.

My dogs love this treat

My corgi loves the taste and has no digestive issues with these, and I love supporting a vegan company. Chunks get stuck to her teeth and it can be a bit alarming for both the dog and me as it gets REALLY stuck and takes a lot of work for her to dislodge. She will only eat these when sitting in the room with us so we can monitor in case they get stuck. She can eat one of these pretty quickly but it does give about 10 minutes of chew time which isn’t bad for a corgi who is a chewing expert.

My dog absolutely adores these treats; they’re definitely his all-time favorite! It’s such a joy to see how excited he gets! Whether we’re in the middle of a training session or just enjoying some playtime together, these treats always bring a smile to his face. I can’t recommend them enough!!

My dog gets one every night. We roll it in a towel and tie it in a loose knot. He loves the stimulation and loves the reward at the end. Yum yum

These smell amazing to me, much better than any other kind, and my dogs agree. I love that they are made with healthy ingredients, and that they are vegan too. Some reviewers have brought up carrageenan - and I have seen the controversy about it, but to be completely honest, I don’t think it’s an ingredient that should scare people off of these treats. The studies that were done concerning carrageenan, were performed on rats (why are we still testing on animals???), and they used high amounts of a degraded form known as poligeenan, which is chemically different than carrageenan. Additionally, the poligeenan was NOT administered orally, but systemically - which I believe means it was injected. Comparing the carrageenan used in foods to a chemically different, degraded derivative is not comparing apples to apples. So imho, carrageenan just got to be another singled out boogeyman ingredient, and doesn’t deserve to be a deal breaker for such an awesome product from an awesome company.