Sam's Yams Bichon Fries Sweet Potato Dog Treats, 5-Ounce

My friend had told me about these natural treats that help with cleaning their teeth and my dogs love these! My dogs try to swallow those rawhide ones and I'm afraid they will choke on them. They enjoy chewing these. These treats come in 3 sizes so my small dog enjoys this size while my big dog likes the BIG BOYZ Sweet Potato Chews.

As far as I can tell, the quality of this product is good. However, our little Scottie-girl has no interest in them. She ate part of the first one and pushed around the rest of it. Since then, she has had no interest in them, even when it is the only thing at the 'breakfast table' . It just sits there..lonely and unloved.

I wanted to incorporate more pumpkin and sweet potato for our little Kaite, since she's undergoing chemo for a couple of nasty tumors. I've found the pumpkin spice canned 'amendment' to be to her liking; but the Bichon Fries missed the mark for us. Katie's appetite is good and I thought she would enjoy chewing these; but, alas, we shall give them to the pups we visit when are pet-sitting.

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my dog loves it and its made in the usa with better regulations than china etc will keep buying this product

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I was really happy to find sweet potato treats made in the USA, and my border terrier loves these. I also like that they're healthy and good for his teeth, but I'm wondering if they are also perhaps a bit too high in fiber? After eating just three of these fries yesterday, he fully doubled his poop production (it's like watching clowns come out of a clown car).

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I was so disappointed with these treats for my 11 lb. Maltipoo. We had purchased a sweet potato treat for her previously at our local store, but they are no longer available, so I thought I would try these. However, they are very hard and our Bella wanted nothing to do with them after trying to chew them for a few minutes. I resorted to "steaming" them, and then cutting them into shorter pieces...some of the "fries" are 3-4 inches long...and the steaming worked for awhile, but then they became hard again. I would not recommend these for small dogs. Larger dogs might like them because of their hardness and their size.