SmartBones Cups with Peanut Butter, Treat your dog to a Delicious Rawhide-Free Chew, 5 count...

These treats are too thick for her small jaws. So she licks them until she is tired and may take two days to finish one.

I didn't expect these to be long lasting. I have a 70lb GSD, so anything that's not antler tough lasts 5 minutes or under. These last a good minute or so. They don't occupy her for long, but if she can't have a snack that we're having, giving her one of these at least gets her off our backs. The waffle theme is cute and make for fun pictures. These are a nice alternative to dangerous rawhide chews, as long as you don't expect them to last as long. I look at these as fun, special occasion treats rather than a chew that I give her to occupy her time.

These are an excellent alternative to rawhide, the dogs love these and are always happy to get more. They keep the dogs entertained and happy and I get peace of mind knowing they are sully digestible.

My dog likes the inner peanut butter part, not really the cup part. She is smaller So I usually cut it, the cup part is a little hard to slice through even with a knife.

Firstly, the ingredients list is impressive, made with real chicken and vegetables, which reassures me that I'm giving something wholesome to my dog. The fact that these chews are rawhide-free is a huge plus, considering the potential health risks associated with rawhide chews. My dog seems to digest these treats well, and they do not upset his stomach, which is sometimes a concern with new dog treats. The quality of the treats is apparent. They have a good, firm texture and dont crumble easily, making them less messy compared to other treats. My dog gets quite excited when he sees the package, so they must be delicious to him. However, there are a couple of drawbacks. These treats are specifically noted for weight management, but there's no clear information on the packaging about calorie content per treat, which would be helpful for maintaining my dogs weight. Additionally, the treats are a bit on the larger side for small dog breeds, although this isn't a problem for us personally.