Fresh Is Best - Freeze Dried Healthy Raw Meat Treats for Dogs & Cats - Chicken Hearts

This is good if your cat don’t inhale their food. Sometime my cat will get choke on it if he’s hungry. But giving this after a meal is great. He could play with it and chew on it for a while and I do notice a difference in his breathe

I have been feeding this to my cats for several years. I use them as a treat. They are too big to serve unless you cut them up which gives you an idea of the quality. What I like most about them is they are not greasy at all like other brands. My cats LOVE them and I know they're getting something very healthy as a treat.

After my cat ate only one neck, his calculus cleaned. It is very it, and he really like to beat it as a game or an entertainment. But pls be careful don’t let cat swallow it that may hurts s/his esophagus.

Of all the freeze dried chicken on the market, this is our puppy, Lola’s favorite!

Got it for my cats as a natural dental aid to help clean their teeth. They are not the brightest cats and both of them tried to eat it all at once. So I’ve had to soak these in water overnight and get a pair of kitchen shears to slice them up into small, bite-size chunks. There’s still a choking hazard so be sure to watch them like hawks and make sure they’re thoroughly chewing it all the way.They are very hard to cut without soaking, so I recommend doing that overnight or at least a few hours beforehand. Be sure to chop them in your kitchen sink and disinfect everything afterwards. Little pieces easily go flying all over and you don’t want raw chicken juice splashing everywhere. Not the easiest or safest treat to give them so I don’t think I will be buying again. But it is very good quality, and if you have cats/dogs that don’t try to inhale their food, it could be great for them.

My cat is very like this, i’m definitely by this again

I was skeptical at first, but my "wolfie" has been on a raw diet for a while, so this seemed like a good companion snack. Surprisingly, "dried" doesn't always mean lack of moisture, as these are some juicy morsels that keep my pet performing tricks for treats until I give out. Each one is a generous portion, even for my baby who's a pretty big boy, so I always slice them before feeding. It's also great to aid those sometimes finicky eaters, as an occasional sliced topper for meals. The package may seem small, but a little goes a long way.Edit:After request from other regarding Country of origin and being that I have not purchased this product recently nor have I been able to find reliable info to satisfy these questions myself I no longer stand by the previous 5 star rating and will no have discontinued use awaiting further details.

Okay, I can't vouch that EVERYONE loves these. I personally haven't tried them. But my feline companions adore them, and my partner's office black lab loves them too. All love them even more than freeze dried liver treats!Despite saying these are "bites", they appear to be WHOLE chicken hearts, not the shredded bits you get in small bags at the pet store. Either way, they aren't ragged edges, but smooth like you'd expect. Although they do range in size from marble to shooter marble, or from say garbonzo bean to walnut. Dunno why they vary... maybe some are chickens, some cornish game hens and a few hummingbirds?The reason it matters that they seem whole is, they stay together when thrown down the hallway. They survive the Siberian (cat, not husky - personality a bit like a Bengal cat but friendlier) subsequently batting them around before finally subduing them and chomping them down. My little tiger vastly prefers to chase, catch and kill his treats, rather than simply accepting a bit of carrion.They're a pretty good value too. It's a much bigger bag than you'd expect.This is going on the "Favorites" like for the cats and dog.