PLATOHundur's Crunch Jerky Minis 10oz, Natural (859554001397)

My dogs absolutely love these tasty, one ingredient, healthy treats and I much prefer them eating these than a lot of the trash that is sold as dog treats by the big companies.A very high value treat as far as both my small terrier mix and my Australian Shepherd are concerned!! And for me as well - the Omega 3's are good for joints, heart, brain, skin and coat, while the crunch is good for teeth and mental stimulation!

Wish they were a bit thinner,his mouth doesn’t open very much. But they can be sliced so thank you!

I really did not know what to expect when I ordered Plato Hundru's Crunch Jerky Fingers.Upon first arrival and inspection, I was immediately impressed w/ the volume of treats that were provided in the bag for the price... You won't be disappointed.W/ respect to the taste, well, I didn't try myself, however, my 4 dogs (all different breeds) did and wagged w/ excitement. Zero rejects, so I must assume the taste is what they were craving for.The scent, well, smells like fish, so if you have an aversion to the scent of fish, think for your dogs b4 your own nose.Best of all, these treats are so densely packed w/ oven baked cod skins they are quite hard to break into smaller pieces. But, this comes as a great advantage because my dogs needed to chew down, not swallow, for a good length of time which not only provides them w/ nutritional supplements, it helps as a solid tartar control for their canine teeth.The overall value is quite solid... You get 10 oz of densely packed cod skins for roughly $15/bag. When you compare that to bulk single strands of cod skin for $5/ea at your local pet store, these "fingers" sure pack a bunch in value.The reason why I said "well almost" in my headline is because my dogs are all under 20 lbs and these "fingers" are too long for consumption. As I past said, they are quite hard to break up, even w/ a bread knife. Thus, my next purchase will be Hundur's "jerky mini's". Hence, I do not recommend this product to dogs weighing under 20 lbs, unless you like to struggle in the kitchen sawing/chopping away.

I feed these as treat chews to my two dogs...They love fish and its good for them as opposed to other dog treat full of junk....I think they really love the "crunch" factor too!

Originally bought as a dental aid which it absolutely worked. This was our third order and dogs drool for it. Pricey but worth it to see the pups enjoying it so much.

Will buy again and again, wish they were cheaper but understandable.

My border collie mix Kira loves these treats ! And they are a healthy snack for pups .

The kid seems to really like these, though, having had them daily, I have witnessed a slight waning in his enthusiasm. The fishy smell, which he finds intoxicating, is certainly not the reason. Dogs love stinky stuff. One possible reason may be that these treats, though clearly delicious, seem a bit painful for him to eat! They are made up of layers of dried fish skin which have been cut into rather hard—and sharp!—cubes. (They remind me of Cap’n Crunch cereal, which would break into sharp shards of terror in my mouth when I ate the cereal as a kid. If Wheaties was the Breakfast of Champions, then Cap’n Crunch was the Breakfast of Masochists; Agony, but with sugar added! I’m trying to say, maybe these treats are a little painful for your pooch to comfortably eat.)I have seen dried fish skin dog treats in other, more pricey, shapes, like sheets or curls, but not at this price! It’s a good, well-sourced product, besides being a great price. We will lightly crush these cubes with a hammer and re-order!