Nature Gnaws Sweet Potato Chips for Dogs - Single Ingredient Natural Dog Chew Treats - 12 oz

She was holding on to the treat but then dropped it, sniffed, licked it, and left it alone. My dog is not a picky eater so I was surprised she rejected it. Later on, I cut it into small pieces and mixed it with her wet food and she ate it all. I guess she prefers meats to chew on.

I used to make sweet potato chips for my dogs but they haven't had any in a while. it initially took them a few licks to decide that they wanted to eat them, but they've been enjoying them. They are single ingredient so there aren't questionable byproducts you have to worry about which is nice. I do feel like they are expensive for what they are, if you have a dehydrator and a mandoline slicer, you can make the same thing at home for much less. I would only recommend to people who already know that their dogs like sweet potato chips because the flavor is good, but I don't think the scent of them is particularly attractive to some dogs.

At first my dog was excited to get a new treat, but after gnawing on this sweet potato chip for a few minutes he spit the rest out and decided it wasn't for him. I wish he did like them though, because they smell really good and don't have anything nasty in them.

These dog treats are high quality and I appreciate the single ingredient aspect. Unfortunately, my spoiled pups didn't show much interest. One dog refused to eat them. The other dog accepted them then spit them out. Only when dog #1 showed interest in what dog #2 was eating did dog #2 go back to scarf down the spit out piece to prevent dog #1 from getting it before her. So the dogs will eat them but if given a choice would prefer their usual dehydrated meat snacks. This probably boils down to your dog's preference. If your dog enjoys and accepts vegetable snacks or sweet potatoes, your dog will probably enjoy these. They look tasty enough for human consumption.

I had high hopes for these treats. Lately my dog has been enjoying some sweet potato treats that are wrapped in chicken, so I thought he might like these sweet potato chips. Nope. Turns out, he's just all about the chicken.I have a basset hound, and he isn't what I would call a picky eater. I handed him one of these treats, and after holding it in his mouth for a few seconds, he spit it out. I picked it up and tried handing it to him again, and he turned his head away. He didn't want anything to do with it. I guess I'll stick to the ones wrapped in chicken. It's disappointing because these seem like really healthy treats.

These sweet potato chips come in a 12oz resealable bag. Both my dogs absolutely loved them, they are a nice treat size, they also didn’t leave a huge mess behind. They are not crunchy like chips so they are soft, but definitely look like chips. They don’t have any unpleasant scent unlike other treats, plus my dogs love them, so it’s a win for me. My dogs so far have had no digestive issues.

My dog loves these. He's a big fan of sweet potatoes, so when he sees these, he gets excited and thinks he's getting people food. I like that these are high-quality. They are single ingredient, dehydrated sweet potatoes, which have a slightly soft, chewy texture. The bright orange color and sweet fragrance indicate these are fresh. My dog is a German-shepherd/lab mix, so he's an aggressive chewer. He gets through these in seconds, so I'm not sure that they provide much dental benefit for him, but he loves them as a treat. I like that these come in a resealable plastic pouch and have a best by date of almost two years away. I'm not sure how long these last after opening, but they will probably be consumed well before they go bad. I'm guessing they will last a few weeks at the rate we're feeding our dog.

My Jack Russell has a lot.of food and environmental allergies so we have started making his food weekly. I don't always have time to slice everything and voil/steam it so this was a nice way to have something prepared that I just jeered to tear up and mix in his meal. I was confident that this one ingredient treat would be a great addition to his meal plan and he agrees!