Fieldcrest FarmsNothing to Hide Natural Rawhide Alternative 3'' Wish Bones for Dogs - Digestible Rawhide Free Dog Chews Long Lasting - Bones for Small Dogs - Great for Dental Health 12 Bones

The puppies love these, I send a pack home with every puppy.

I have two 15 lb puppers that just love to bite on things and jump around. I like to put these in treat balls to extend the time my pups are working on them, and they love it. It takes them a while to get through them (like 20-30 min) and afterwards they’re more calm since they spent so much time trying to chew on them. I would say make sure you have water around for them since it gets them thirsty, but overall love these bones.

Great for a quick treat! He loved them!

I like giving my dogs treats and my dogs love to chew, especially my younger dog. I am wary of chews that contain rawhide and refuse to serve it to them. That’s why I was happy to try these Nothing to Hide Natural Rawhide Alternative Wish Bones for Dogs.Shaped like a small wishbone, these are about three inches in length. They are intended for smaller dogs, but I fed them to my dogs anyway, both of whom are medium in size. The bones have a good deal of protein and they are free from rawhide, which is a huge plus for me. There is no pungent smell, which is also nice.My two dogs like these treats and both of them ran off to enjoy their bones when I served these to them. The treats don’t last a really long time, but they do last longer than the typical snack treat. And I like that there are twelve per package. With two dogs that makes a package good for 6 treat sessions.Given their enthusiasm for these treats and the quality ingredients, Nothing to Hide ranks as a good treat to consider. I see that they are sold in larger sizes for larger breeds, so I think I will try those next. They do the trick when you want a quality treat that doesn’t stink and lasts longer than average, to keep your dog occupied.

This I’d for 7 pound M orkie. Keeps her. busy

Happy dogs...happy dog mom and dad!

Snoopy isn't particularly picky when it comes to treats, but some he clearly likes more than others. He didn't seem real excited about these. He ate them and he didn't have any negative reactions to them. I just think they were too small for him. He is a 60 lb pit bull/border collie mix. These are an odd shape and size. Too big to just eat like a normal treat, but too small for him to chew on like a typical rawhide or chew treat.

We have a Corgi "todder" who turns her nose up at some treats. (or hides a lot of them). She goes nuts every time she gets one of these and they keep her very occupied when she's being ornery.