Farm Hounds - Chicken Strips - Premium Natural Jerky for Dogs - Made from 100% Humanely Raised Chicken - Break-to-Size - Great for Training & Treats - No Added Fillers - Made in USA - 4.5 oz - 1 Pack

Crunch and easy to break into smaller bites.

I had little to no expectations for this product being any good. I am in the process of finding new treats for my dog. I saw this and thought I would give it a try. It was very expensive at pet stores. Upon receiving, I opened it in front of my dog, he immediately perked up and acted as if this was a special snack that he waited to get for months. He ate it and appeared to love this trat. I gave him one for the next three days, and he appears to love it! This is a great healthy snack for dogs.

Very impressed with the fact that they include the entire turkey, not just the meat. Unfortunately, it does not agree with one of my 2 dogs . Tried twice. She vomited twice.

My dogs love these for their special treat

My dog likes the treats.

Farm Hounds is made in the USA and quality.... well its like buying a Bently.... you get what you pay for.... only the best! If yo havent tried these before you need to try them now

When I received these turkey strips they looked tan ish gray to me, not orange ish like the picture advertised. I wanted to confirm the expiration date before opening them & can’t find one anywhere on the package. I opened them & they smelled old & broke apart way to easy, no elasticity. Usually when I open treats I think “wow those smell amazing”. Against my better judgement I gave my pup a piece, he usually gobbles up food. He took a sniff & didn’t engage @ first, then took the small piece & ate it.I hate returning so I’ll probably just pitch them & never buy again, waiting to see how my pups stomach does, I’m disappointed in this purchase….

I am always looking for simple ingredient foods for our older doggo with a sensitive stomach and missing teeth. This works nicely. I do break it so she doesn’t wolf it down too fast, but it does break easily and she loves it. We have a younger dog too and the old lady try’s to eat faster so the younger dog doesn’t get it. Even tho the younger dog is so submissive that he wouldn’t attempt to take her food away and generally keeps his distance around. He, however, would let her tip toe over and take his food. When one gets a treat the other does too. Fair is fair. The challenge of feeding the gobbler with a sensitive stomach and the grazer who takes his time.