Dog Delights Chewy Duck Sticks 1.25KG, Dog Treats

My dogs go crazy for these! They last forever because of the ziplock top and they are a great price. These are a great treat my dogs love and they don’t know it’s good for them. They have a chewy consistency and are easy to break in pieces for training treats. They have good ingredients and no crap. Seriously, I pick these over the fake puporoni any day. It doesn’t hurt my dogs stomach or give them bad gas. My dogs seem to love all the flavors.

I would give a million stars if I could!! Minimal ingredients, duck being the first and perfect for my beef/chicken-allergic dog. Finding duck treats is no easy feat! They arrived fresh, they break easily but aren’t brittle. A little soft, would be great for older dogs missing a few teeth. Made in Canada! While the bag doesn’t have a “sourced” location, I believe they would need to state if it was China, which this family avoids. Best of all, the price! Almost 3 pounds of treats (the bag is huge) for less than $20?! Unheard of for duck dog treats. I will absolutely be back to purchase more of these, although it’ll be a bit before this bag is gone. I’ll be exploring what else this brand offers for sure. Great, great product!

These are a really nice dog treat. My dogs love them. They are soft enough to break in small pieces so they can be put in their puzzle toy. Great value too.

Healthy and my dogs love them.

Great product for my dog who is allergic to chicken and LOVES these.

Probably good treats but my fussy bernedoodle is not a fan. Ingredients are decent tho and per reviews most dogs love these!

Looking for more natural and healthier threats for my dog, we decided to give these a try. He loves them! Looking forward to trying the other flavors from this brand too. The quality seems great, you get a good amount for the price.

Hi, your friendly neighborhood Weimaraner here again. So when my owner brings me to the park, we always go to the park pond. And invariably, besides all those squirrels on the way, there are plenty of ducks and geese. My owner is determined to teach me to sit when we get there. And I'm pretty good at it. Those ducks and geese really don't don anything for me. The smells and feathers kinda get me going, but I can sit and just watch them with the best of 'em. Now, I'm a Weimaraner and I'll attest, I'm a finnicky eater. Some of my cousins have had allergic to food choices. But I'm here to tell you, these treats are my favorite. And since they're "duck" sticks, it makes me wonder if my feathered friends at the park would taste the same. But for some reason, even though these soft, chewy sticks might make me think that, I'd probably still prefer squirrel although my owner has a pretty good grasp on that. Now they also call these "sticks", but I have to say that's not quite accurate. A "stick" by it's very nature, and I should know because I'm a kinda of a stick expert or aficionado, and this treat doesn't quite qualify as a stick. It's too short (about 2", but my owner breaks them into smaller pieces for squirrel and duck training), too soft, and lastly, they are not wood. But they sure do taste good and they don't upset my stomach. So big fan. And lots of 'em, so not that my tail doesn't really stop wagging, but it sure does accelerate when they're within nose shot, so glad it's a big bag. Thank you, Canada! My kinda of nation. Say hi to all those furry dogs up there! Woof.