123 Treats Chicken Feet Dog Treats – 100% Natural Baked Chicken Feet for Dogs, Single Ingredient Chew Snacks, Support Joint & Dental Health | Excellent Source of Chondroitin (7 Ounces)

Big and thick

I'm used to pretty brittle, crunchy chicken feet, but these were decently tough. Both of my dogs are over 80 pounds, so it's not like I expect a chicken foot to last forever, but these actually lasted ~3-5ish minutes. Both my dogs are pretty heavy chewers too. They were always excited for them, which made it great to get their attention and to start settling down for the night. Would recommend and buy again!

The chicken feet have an odd order. My dog smelled it a bit before taking it but he seemed to enjoy it. The chicken feet are a good size and there were 20 chicken feet inside the 7 oz bag (or about 80 cent each.)

There is an odd odor that puts the dogs off but the chicken smell is stronger and they eat them.

Not at all satisfied but I gave it a 2 because some is my own fault for now reading more closely. First, they should have italicized 123 Treats as it is the brand name...I read it as 123 treats chicken feet dog treats and for 16.77 I thought it would be a great deal for 123 Treats but more so to my surprise the bag was 7 ozs and had about 10 large chicken feet in it. Strangely enough the doberman and the chichuhua both snubbed their nose to it and would not eat them, it has thi weird greasy stuff on it unlike other chicken feet purchased which they would devour. I tried another day to tease them as though it came from the big bag of regular treats and they knew immediately as soon as I put it in front of them, they were not having it..anyway, I learned a lesson for myself as well..but I also think the advertisement was misleading and maybe you'll change that in the future so their is no element of surprise when they arrive.

They look and smell fresh but, for no particular reason than abject revulsion, I did not taste them. My dog loves them.

These were of terrible quality. They all lacked nails and most of them were tiny. Half the bag was broken when I got it and they appeared to be coated in some sort of sticky syrup that I thought was naturally from the feet but upon further inspection it was certainly a separate product (Im guessing for flavoring) I was unable to use them for my charmwork. The nails are the most important part and there wasn't a single nail! I have provided said chicken foot and a REAL chicken foot.

My dogs love these treats! They're a little greasy but not bad at all.