Cadet Peanut Butter Stuffed Shin Bone Dog Treats - Large - 8.5oz

Great distraction for my dog - she was busy for hours licking the peanut butter center.

The bone splinters into 1"-2" sharp gut cutting pieces if swallowed. I threw them out.

Unsafe. The bone is hard as rock. Days later no progress to the outside. This is an unsafe thing and should not be sold for consumption for any animal. Our dog is around 60 lbs.

I've bought other brands and never had my dog Crack large pieces off...had to take it away from her

I noticed something white handing out the side of the bone as my dog ate the peanut butter. After digging it out, it ended up being a piece of plastic bag.

These are so enjoyed by my dogs. These shin bones are a regular purchase for me. They don’t crumble and splinter. This shin bone occupies their time when they feel the need to “chew” something. I have LARGE dogs . Highly recommend!

My dogs absolutely love these bones!

My dog wants nothing to do with this brand of peanut butter bone. She loves the Red Barn brand from Tractor Supply, but I picked a few up from Target and she won’t even entertain the idea of chewing them. Then I remembered she did the same thing about a year ago. It’s the last time I will buy these bones from Target. save your money and get the Red Barn brand.

Found white bugs in the sealed packaged. Check your bones before purchasing.

My dogs loved these, but started throwing up within a couple hours of eating. 2/3 of our pups were sick and having accidents throughout the night/following day. So sad these didn’t work out.

I was expecting it to be a bit messy but it hasn't been. My dog seems to like it.

I’ve been buying these for years, as an occasional alternative to raw bones from the butcher. We have an 80lb female German Shepherd who is raw-fed and loves her meaty bones, but sometimes we don’t have a good place to let her eat one without making an enormous stinky mess (like in the car or at grandma’s house)…. These work in a pinch, and it’s easy to vacuum up any little bits of the filling when done. I’ve never had the splintering issue that others have called out, but that might be because our dog is not an aggressive chewer. These last a long time for us. We usually have one or two laying around for MONTHS before we toss them. Even if she can’t get any more of the filling out, she likes to find one and gnaw on it after mealtime to help clean her teeth. I fully agree that fresh, raw bones are better, and it’s what we prefer, but these are convenient and clean and no problems for us so far. (I would say, if your dog is really aggressive with chewing, to avoid these. Also know that you should never give bones to a very hungry dog, or in lieu of mealtime, or let them chew for extended/unsupervised periods.)

Was great until it started breaking off in shards. If my puppy or small dog swallowed this, they’d be in a lot of pain…

I know that bones are not safe for dogs if they are boiled first to be cleaned. I did not see on the label that these were boiled, but I'm sure they were. They started to chip into the shards within minutes of giving to my dogs. My husband dropped one and it chipped. I'm returning them. Better to just buy uncooked bones at the grocery store.

My dog is enjoying his bone.

This bone is fantastic! I have a pit bull who chewed right through literally every single toy and bone I've gotten her. We've had this one for a month so far and despite chewing on it a ton, she still has most of it left!

This bone broke off into shards that cut my dog’s mouth. It should not be posted for heavy chewers because it didn’t even last a day with our dog

My pup loves this bone! She is an aggressive chewer and this bone entertains her foe a long time! Not messy either!!

The filling was hard and crumbly unlike other brands. Made a mess and dog did not like , threw it out

My two German Sheperds didn't pay much attention to this peanut butter treat.