Rachael Ray Nutrish Soup Bones - Real Chicken & Veggies - 6.3oz

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I buy a small bag of these for my fur babies twice a week, and they go nuts whenever I pick the package up after they've been outside. I like to feed them each one a day for good behavior, and they are gone in less than a minute. The larger soup bones don't last much longer with them. They digest them easily, they don't make a mess on the floor, and they make the "kids" happy. I realize they cost a bit more than the usual bone treats of this type, but at least they're not made in China. My babies love Rachael Ray products, so try them out on yours. I bet they will go wild for them.

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Rachael Ray Soup Bones are long-lasting, 'cause my dog won't eat them. Actually, they feel softer than I'd expect for something advertised as long-lasting. I think a dog that likes them would probably finish them off pretty quickly. Unfortunately, that's not my dog. They'll just sit for days outside untouched. I have three different flavors, including chicken & veggies. She doesn't like any of them.

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It's advertised as long-lasting but with my dog it was gone in 5 minutes. And my dog is not a big dog. I really wanted a chew bone that lasted a long time.

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I'm always on the lookout for treats my dogs can gnaw on for a little while, so anything with the words "long lasting" in the name or description will get my attention. That's why I bought these. Unfortunately, it took my guys (a 55-lb staffie mix and 70-lb Am Bulldog mix) only 2 or 3 minutes to dispense with them. Ah well.

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These are superior dog treats, my Daisy loves them. Yes, buying them on Amazon is expensive, but I buy these at Raley's and they are mucho affordable. AND they are made in USA...read the labels on all the dog treats you buy. The Milos Kitchen and Waggin Train products are all made in China and are potentially poisonous. I'm not taking that risk with my dog, I understand people in china eat dogs so why should they care about mine? I have written to the Milos Kitchen and Waggin Train people, letting them know that dog treats made in china are not acceptable. Americans should be able to produce decent dog treats...and the Rachael Ray line of products proves me right.