Golden Rewards Chicken Flavor Premium Dry Jerky Treats for All Dogs, 32 oz

These are pretty expensive, but they are the only treats that my dogs will eat, so I’ve been buying them for years. The ones at the top of the bag are usually pretty big, I give my 90-100 pound dogs one each every morning, but I have cut them in half or dug once bottom of the bag for smaller ones if they deserve an extra during the day. I just really hope they don’t increase the price!

My doggo LOVES these!!! The jerky pieces are big and thick! It keeps my dog busy for a few while he enjoys his treat. The fact that this has the price it does, makes me want to re-order every 2 weeks. Dog treats have become so expensive, especially the good, clean kind. This brand at Walmart with Walmart pricing allows for "more treats". :)

Good dried chicken jerky. Pup can’t get enough. Seems tough but I break them in half for my poodle. He avoids other treats until he gets a piece of this chicken jerky. Better value than the combo of chicken beef and duck jerky by the same company. And this one is made from Purdue chicken.

I have a senior dog that decided she does not like or want food. This is one of the only things that I can get her to eat. Her Vet is OK with this as a primary source of food for her considering her refusal to eat just about anything else including human steak. If you have a seriously picky eater, buy a small bag and give it a try.

My dogs LOVE their chicken jerky treats. My lab is extremely picky (I know, very very rare for a lab). And he is picky about treats, food, toys! He either loves it or he hates it. This is his favorite treat. He gets it every night at 8pm, and I have trained him to whisper when he wants it (he starts barking by 7:30 demanding it, so I trained him to whisper bark). He will get himself so wound up wanting his chicken jerky he will shove his paw into my hand trying to shake. I’ve tried other chicken jerky, most of them are chicken that’s been ground up and then compressed into a treat. This chicken looks like thin slices of chicken breast that has been dried into jerky. Have to separate my dogs, as the Yorkie will go after the lab to try and get the labs treat, and this is the only thing the Yorkie will act like that over.

My dogs really love these treats. And I mean really! They get super excited when I’m going to the cabinet that they’re located in and they know to sit in front of me and wait patiently when they wanna treat, that’s really cute. And I’ve noticed the larger the bag you purchased the larger the treats are!

These are the best healthiest chicken jerky I’ve ever found so far and I haven’t found better. I think it’s the best value for the price and it helps offset the Doggie’s appetite without causing stomach issues allowing me to apply more money toward better Dog food instead of filling them up on less quality treats causing them more health problems. Our babies are having a great experience with these chicken jerky treats!!! 👍💖🐰🦄💯💖👍

Our family pups LOVE these! both the duck and chicken jerky are outstanding. I appreciate that they are just pliable enough that I can break off pieces if I don't want to give an entire strip. Highly recommended, the price for the quality and quantity of these treats is both affordable and a great value!

My Boxer loves these!! My only complaint is consistency. Some bags have nice wide pieces while others have extremely thin pieces. I usually look at them before I buy. They really like the duck but the chicken usually has better pieces. However it seems like every other bag is random pieces. She’s a big girl so she’ll eat twice as many.

I was excited to find treats made with pure meat %26 no fillers. We had the duck variety originally, %26 decided to try the chicken. The pieces of chicken are large %26 quite hard, often jagged edged. My small dog ended up swallowing a whole strip of a partial treat given to her %26 ended up at the ER vet twice in under 24 hours. The vet on staff did not feel comfortable working on this case, %26 we were then referred to an emergency specialists at a veterinary university hospital in order to safely identify exact location and remove the majority of the lodged treat under anesthesia. We are still waiting for her to hopefully pass the remainder of the jerky they could not reach within the stomach. Her tummy has been horrible digesting this, with lots of foul gas and vomiting. She has esophageal damage, stomach ulcerations, %26 has to take meds 5x day for the next 2 weeks to hopefully recover without internal scarring which may require surgery. This is not even to speak of the financial cost - multiple thousands of dollars, just was lucky I had someone willing to cover these paid upfront fees to save her life that night. My poor baby feels so bad :( Don't risk it!!!