Customer Reviews

10" Pressed rawhide Bone 10 pk.

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Do not buy these rawhide bones. The outside of the bone is one large piece, but inside there are tiny little pieces that my dog was swallowing whole. I had to throw these out because I did not feel comfortable feeding them to my dog.

These are the best bones ever! Real rawhide, but compressed so it takes them a long time to get through a bone. So tough and compressed it doesnt get slimey and there is no choking. I don't know what I would do without this type of bone! I love them and my dogs love them!

I have a 100 pound lab that dines on these bones. After paying $7 to $8 for bones at the pet store, it only makes sense to buy these. No complaints for the happy dog....

My dog loves these and spends hours chewing these get them. If your dog is a chewer this product is for you and your dog.

These pressed rawhide bones were not as good as some others that we have ordered on Amazon. After the dogs removed the outer layer or two, the inside is comprised of a lot of smaller individual pieces that the dogs can then possibly swallow whole.

I recently ordered some 10" Pressed rawhide bones. When the vendor received my order and realized they were out of stock, they quickly contacted me to let me know. Once they were ready to ship, I received another notification. Great service!

We have a compulsive chewer, even with lots of exercise and love. Regular rawhides will disappear in 1-4 hours. These last long enough and since they are large and last long enough we are easily able to throw away once it gets to that point where we worry about tummy issues. These can run $4 each at Meijer; this is a very good price!

We bought these for our adopted one-year-old yellow lab who is an obsessive chewer. He goes through most rawhides faster than these. He and our older lab get to chew these bones for 15-20 minutes every morning. Each bone last five days. Our older lab (age 8) finds these too tough to chew so the young one "breaks hers in" for her on day one of the new bone cycle. I have had no digestive issues with these bones.