Nutrish Rachael Ray Dog Chews Soup Bones with Real Turkey & Rice, 24 Dog Treats

Our dog loves all the flavors of these treats. Rather than give a whole “bone”, I slice it up. It provides multiple treats, you aren’t giving too much at one time and can be generous with the slices. I get about 15 + or - slices per bone depending on how thick or thin the cut. Less if you want thicker and bigger treats. I only cut a bone at a time to keep fresher. Slicing it also cuts down on the cost but still provides plenty of treats for your dog(s).

Too soft, my dog inhaled this in 3 seconds and then stared at me like a demon wanting another one. My little dog took 5 minutes to eat it and then wheezed like a 80 year old with COPD. Additionally, they both had to go outside and do #2 more than once after eating. I'm sure they enjoyed the taste, but how would they know with the speed in which they inhaled them. I am all for my dogs having good tasting food with good ingredients, but for God sakes make them a bit harder so they last longer than three seconds. I could feel in their evil stares that they wanted more of them immediately, then both of the dogs copped major attitudes when I wouldn't immediately give them another. The little brats didn't appreciate the money I spent on these, so I won't buy them again. I do buy RR Nutrish dog food and it is good quality. Just make these a bit longer lasting and I will continue to buy, otherwise I can't take these two staring at me and trying to make me feel guilty. Life is hard enough without dogs sending you on a guilt trip.....!

This product did not digest and was thrown up by our dogs a day later. We contacted the company directly and they are giving us a refund. They were very concerned, which I appreciated. We have 5 dogs, and a few of them threw up the undigested pieces.

My dogs love them and I thought they were healthy, beeen buying then for over a year now, but one of my sisters has been diagnosed with canine Diabetes and she cannot have them and I wont give them to her sister anymore either.. they are very high in wheat type carbs which is against what dog or human diabetics should be eating.Rachael Ray needs to do her homework.. barley is ok and some other ingredients in her treats and dog food but it stops there, other carbs are too high and dogs do not need sugar in their diets. For younger and very active dogs they should be fine, but for older dogs they need to be used only once and a while due to the carb loading.

My dogs love these bones. They’re definitely not long-lasting, though. So you should know that before purchasing. My three large huskies have these things devoured in about 2 minutes. My senior husky, in particular, loves these bones because they’re softer on his teeth. He sometimes fumbles around with the harder bones, but with these bones, he eats them with ease. Also - you really can’t beat the price! Love them.

These make my dog who has a normal healthy digestive track toss her cookies every single time! Yellow puke everywhere! Not fun!

The product claims to have "US Farm Raised Beef" boldly written on the front panel and states that it is beef and barley flavor. Looking at the ingredient list (written microscopically) there is zero beef (not even beef by-products), nor any barley. Given that the celebrity chef, Rachael Ray, has her name on this product, one would assume that there would be "truth in advertising".They are supposed to be "longer lasting", though longer than what is unclear. My 30 lb. dog ate one in less than 5 minutes.

After a trip to the doggie ER and given we had given her this bone---and she was impacted...several hundred dollars later my advice...the bones while they're great do NOT give them to smaller dogs (she's a chi-weenie mix) make sure your dogs are much larger and also that they drink a lot of water to be able to move the bone along