Wonder Bound Bacon & Cheese Flavor Dog Twist Sticks - 55 Count - Rawhide-Free Dog Treats, Dental Health Chews for Plaque & Tartar Control, Easy to Digest, Long-Lasting

They’re like bacon-licorice; hard but bendable, and breakable to make into more, smaller treats.My dog will do almost anything for them and it takes a minute or two for her to finish one. Kind of in-between a long-lasting chew and a quick, treaty-reward.It’s a good price for 55 big, solid treats!No safety issues, hasn’t left stains on clothes or furniture, and the dog has never choked on one.They kind of smell a little bit, but not like a stinky bully stick, it’s more a smell like something a dog would enjoy, and totally tolerable.

I can’t say enough about these treats. My dog LOVES THESE !! They aren’t a rawhide, they’re chewable, and haven’t given him any tummy issues. I have ordered them many times.He’s part poodle / Maltese.Hope your dog will Love them too.

Great value for a great treat! My dog loves these and you can't beat a rawhide free dog chew!

It's important to find raw hide treats for my dogs like this that they really like. Great product.

My dogs LOVE these. They get so excited. We call them "brown chewies" and they know exactly what that means. They get 2 a day and would eat more if we let them. Just got a new bag delivered today and was going to order the next one because it took a while for this one....THEYRE OUT OF STOCK!!!! Noooooo. Better cut back until I can reorder. 🙂

Very thin. I have chewers so it doesn't last long, maybe a minute.

These are a real surprise. They are just slender little peanut butter chews, but my dogs are sort of crazy for them. They get eaten fairly quickly but they are apparently very tasty. They smell strongly of peanut butter.

FINALLY!!! A more or less healthy treat that all three dogs like!I have three rescue dogs. Two are seniors (one is 12, the other is 13),and the third one is approximately 5. She's the rawhide dog. She literally will not eat any treat except the rawhide chicken or the shish-kabob. The 12 year old will eat any treat I throw at her (I don't actually throw treats at any of them) but the 13 year old is, let's say, persnickety. And his tastes change seemingly every day! He's also diabetic so I try to keep his as healthy as possible with mostly freeze dried proteins and low carbs. The only exception is that he'll eat a Pup-a-roni that I split between the two older dogs. If you don't know those have a LOT of sugar.Anyway I opened the bag yesterday and I had everyone's attention, but that's not unusual LOL. I gave one to the 12 yo and like everything else she inhaled it. I gave a stick to the 5 yo and she grabbed it and took off into her bed. The final test was the little man who usually won't anything chewy. I cut his down because he's a Chihuahua mix and has a little mouth. I was going to give the rest to one of the others but dang if he didn't eat it and was wanting more!I know they love same brand gullet sticks and they drool over those. These sticks have the same smell so that could be part of the attraction but whatever the reason I'm just tickled that they all will eat them.