Rachael Ray Nutrish Soup Bones Minis Dog Treats, Chicken & Veggies Flavor, 6 Bones (Pack of 8)

Wanted a treat that was semi soft for an aging dog to chew with old teeth. Easy to slice into smaller pieces to accommodate easier chewing. He loves his special treats and that's exactly what I want my 16 year old best friend in the whole world to experience. I can buy them at our local grocery stores but they are always sold out when it comes to the mini bones. Glad to know where to buy them for the love of my life.

I have a 7lb chihuahua that is a picky eater and has food allergies. He absolutely loves these. There are several treats he won't eat that he smells and leaves. However, for these, he steals them from my hand and runs to his bed to make sure I can't take it back. He has, on more than one occasion, sat next to the cabinet that holds the bones wearing an innocent, "I haven't had my bone for the day" look, right after finishing one. It's both adorable and a pain on the wallet.These are a bit pricey, especially since they're all lumped together on Amazon. For the record, you get 8 packs of 6, so 48 mini soup bones. I bought them at $36, so that's about $1.33/bone. Again, a bit more than the normal chew treat, but these definitely stand out in quality. As I mentioned, my dog has food allergies. Corn makes him vomit, and has even resulted in a hospital visit. Corn is not good for dogs/cats, but it's used as a filler for most pet products. Likewise, Rawhide can be dangerous for dogs because it can build up in their system. These soup bones have neither, and I would honestly say it's worth the additional price over a normal bone, which can splinter and damage your dog's throat. If you want to give your little dog something to chew for a while, grab the bigger ones, but these are definitely worth the buy.

These are the only bones my dog will eat so I have to stock up and keep a lot on hand. It's nice that I can buy these in bulk and not have to worry about running low. They are always soft and fresh and are quick to be delivered.

I have two husky dogs and they really love these soup bones. I use the mini version with them even though they are medium/large dogs. They are used as high value treats for when they are a little extra good/helpful/well behaved. The case that these come in is really nice because I know I will always be giving them soup bones that are fresh.

I bought the minis for my puppy and the large for my senior dog thinking they would be long lasting. Being able to distract them with something fun for long periods of time is the best! The older dog ate his in about three bites and the puppy ate his in under three minutes. They both seem to like them a lot and the price is great, but not a long lasting chew as advertised. The nice thing is that they are soft enough to press with a fingernail, which I’ve read from multiple vets is the best test for treats. Anything harder than that should not be given to your dog (i.e. stay away from actual bones, hooves, etc).

I buy these every month on subscription for my 8 year old lab. She LOVES them and if I just handed them over would eat them in a minute. However, I buy the small ones and stuff them into a chew toy so she has to work to get them out. This is the best toy: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N9YT6Z1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1If I stuff them in tight enough it takes her a good hour to get it out. I feel like these treats are healthy too!

I really couldn't say anything about longevity as my Pomeranian likes them so much that she does a little dance while I am getting it out of the package & in less than 10minutes, it is gone. She really likes the chicken flavor. It seems to be a good product.

Well my dogs love this. But I was subscribing monthly getting the 8 pack with 6 bones in each, i would give my dogs one bone a day and some days they would get an extra. Long story short my husband was giving them 1/2 a bone each and i kept telling him to quit because then we have an odd amount i give them one bone each... any way long story short he said he was giving them one bone each as well and we were still having an odd amount. SO I pulled them and open each package and most of the packages have only 5 bones instead of 6. This is a problem with 2 dogs trying to keep a month supply on hand and with a few extra on the weekend. Sad!