Zoe Treat Sticks

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program My dog loves this treat and I like it better than the Pedigree Dentastix. I'm comparing the two products to each other because they look so similar in color, size, shape. But my dog will tell you that the texture is definitely different. The Zoe appears tougher and chewier. It last minutes longer than the Dentastix per serving. My dog will sit and take his time to chew through the Zoe chew stix, which I like. Compared to the Pedigree stuff I get from my local Target which seems to disappear in his mouth and he's begging again after just a few seconds. The manufacturer's feeding directions says to feed two sticks a day. The calorie count is 90 per stick. I can't recommend that to your pet. I'm going to give this as a once a week treat, alternating with other stuff since my cocker is prone to getting fat. Unlike Dentastix, this does not indicate any dental health benefits. Still, this is made of quinoa and is gluten free, in case you care about that stuff. Cute packaging and is conveniently resealable. I would buy again and recommend to others.

UPDATE: I have bought this again since my dog loves it so much. The second package I got, I actually decided to count houw many sticks came in one bag. There are only 6 if you get the large size like I do. 6 stick for $6. They tell you to give one or two sticks a day. Nevermind the calories (90 per stick)... but one bag might not even last you a week if you follow manufacturer's directions. Kind of pricey at $1 per stick. Greenies on Amazon (regular size) are less expensive. Anyway, I still think that this is a great product and I would still buy it... but believe me, I will be buying less often and only give it to my dogs on special ocassions!

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I have 2 dogs and while I don't give a lot of treats, I like to have a variety of items on hand to put in the everlasting ball, Kong etc., to keep them interested on days when the weather is not conducive to getting out. My thought with these sticks was that if I cut a little off one end, it would be a perfect fit for the everlasting ball. It turns out, they are hard as a rock! I tried a couple of different knives and even my meat cleaver, but none of them made any headway in cutting off the 2" I needed to remove. Then I picked it up and tried to break it with my hands, and it snapped in two right on the line I had been trying to cut (perhaps I scored it a little). Anyway, it turns out that is the secret to these things breaking instead of cutting.

I am not in the least concerned about the caloric value of them so that was not figured into my perception of the treats in any way. One of my dogs is slender the other downright skinny (has a high metabolism and is offered plenty to eat but never finishes a meal). The older, slender dog got the 2" bit I cut off and the younger skinny dog got the remainder of the stick in her everlasting ball. May not be fair but she had to work harder to get it so it all comes out in the wash.

The older dog practically took my hand off to get to the treat quickly. Once she had it, she ran off and put it back on the floor so she could take her time with it. I will say that the little 2" stick lasted her much longer than I would have expected so I rate them high for that reason. The chewing action is good for their teeth/jaws and is far preferable to a treat they gobble down without tasting.

The younger dog went racing after her everlasting ball and stayed busy for a long time trying to get it out. I wasn't around when she finally succeeded to know how long it took her to eat it but am glad it kept her interested for awhile.

The packaging is cute and the bag is resealable. I believe they are kind of pricey and for that reason I might not order them again. Otherwise I am completely satisfied.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program Normally, I spell out the ingredients off of the package when I do these reviews; but I'm learning that people do not mark that as helpful. So, if you are curious about the ingredients...please read the description! And, I obviously have not ate one of these dog treats personally! But I can tell you this much--my dog loves these treats. In fact, I have never seen her run so fast to get a treat. If I leave the package out on the counter...she hangs around and sits until I give her one. She actually will mind perfectly if she knows these treats are out. It's kind of funny, really! I honestly have to hide them...because other wise she will keep sniffing under the pantry door. The product itself smells like a dog treat, and it's a good sized treat for my dog. (She is a 78 pound boxer) So for smaller dogs you could probably break it in half and make the bag last longer. My dog has eaten the sticks on the carpet...and I have not noticed any stains, so I don't think there is a lot of coloring to them. I clean up after her anyway because that is my preference...but I don't get the brown color like other treats. Anyway, because of my dogs response to them...I am getting them again. They'll make a great stocking stuffer!!

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program My dogs love chewy treats and these seemed like a good possible option to combine a safe and healthy treat with the opportunity to chew. On the positive side, there was no excess packaging, the treats arelow calorie, gluten free and safe/healthy for your dog if given in the recommended amounts and even for dogs on strict diets. There's a nice cinnamon smell that's appealing to humans. Both my dogs appeared to enjoy this treat and were eager for a second once they ate the first, so in addition to the positive aspects for a cautious owner, it was also popular with the intended audience.

However, I'd also caveat this with a few other issues. First, the package says a medium dog could get 2 sticks per day. There are six sticks in a bag and the cost is $6 that's fairly pricey given that my dogs (admittedly expert, hardy chewers) ate their sticks in less than 5 minutes. While the cinnamon scent is appealing to humans, one of my dogs didn't seem excited about it at first. She did decide to eat it after a couple minutes (she initially put it down and backed away), but only because the other dog expressed interest. Once she ate the first one, she seemed more than willing to take another, but there was an initial hesitation. I'd expected something that might take longer to chew through. I'm the first to admit my dogs are super-chewers, so if your dog doesn't have jaws of steel, you might get more out of this treat, but it took between 2 -4 minutes (depending on which of the dogs) to eat the strips.

Overall, if you don't mind the price, it's not a bad treat.

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Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program Gave them to my beagles, who are both pretty picky, and they both ate them up. Nice that they are low calorie since my dogs are kind of tubby.