DreamBoneDreamSticks, Treat Your Dog to a Chew Made with Real Chicken and Vegatables

First off these chews are very small. WAY smaller than the picture. Perfect for toy/extra tiny dogs. Other than that except it to be gone within five minutes.I see all these people complaining about the ingredients or whatever after they’ve bought them.The entire list of ingredients is listed in the description and on the pictures. If you cared so much about what you give your dog you would’ve been wise enough to read the freakin’ description.These treats are not healthy. Of course they have corn and other bad fillers in them. And of course they have artificial colors in them. THEYRE LITERALLY RED. You think that’s natural?Gah. Give me a breakkkk.But yeah, dogs love them. And that’s pretty much all that matters at the end of the day. Don’t give them these treats constantly. Feed them high quality dog food.And shut up.

Do not give your dog these. I gave my dog one and he got violently ill and severely dehydrated. Spent $400 in emergency vet bills. This product has false advertising claims and if you google the maker Pet Matrix Dream Bones. You will find they have had lawsuits against them. i have reported this to Amazon and their ONLY recourse was "sorry but we will report it to the manufacture". Furthermore there is advertised there are 5 in a package and this only came with four. My dog ate one and got so sick, it resulted in emergency vet trip.

Why is there such a vast difference in quality of product. The 15 stick bag is what we're used to getting, then the last 10 bags of 5 stick bags is of such POOR QUALITY that my non picky eater won't touch them? All 4 chihuahuas love them so much that I started supplementing my stock with the 5 stick package. I was so disappointed in the last batch that I put it in the bottom of my barrel jar. The red chicken part is as hard as stiff wax. What happened to the add on supply? The wrap color is off and thicker too. I love them because they are healthy for my little crew WHAT HAPPENED? I am writing again today 4-12-19 to add more photos of substandard product! Deformed, discolored and extremely waxy. It is the 5 pack that I have subscribed to. Even my non-finicky dog refuses to eat them. I am so disappointed again 😝🤭! What is going on with quality control?

These are NOT good for dogs!!!!!!!!!!! They DO NOT DIGEST properly!!!!!!!! These have cost THOUSANDS in vet bills due to making MULTIPLE dogs in my family sick - bowel obstruction, diarrhea, vomiting, seizures, lethargy, extreme salivation. I can go on, but hope you get the point - DO NOT BUY THESE & IF YOU DID THEN THROW THEM OUT!!!These need to be recalled & pulled from all store shelves! Do a little research - there are treats that are far better for our fur babies. And please remember that treats are not supposed to be given to dogs all the time.... that's what dog food is for.PLEASE LET OTHERS KNOW THAT THE ENTIRE BRAND OF DREAM PRODUCTS ARE MAKING OUR DOGS EXTREMELY SICK, AND IN SOME CASES KILLING OUR DOGS!!!! THEY ARE NOT DIGESTIBLE!!! THEY CAN CAUSE DIGESTIVE OBSTRUCTION RESULTING IN SURGERY AND DEATH!!!!

I have two small shih-tzu/terrier mixes. I gave both of them these treats. My little girl LOVED them, and went to work on it gleefully. My little boy (who can eat anything) was a little reluctant, but went for it. He shouldn't have. It made him throw up . I thought perhaps he may have had an upset stomach from something else, so I tried again a few days later. My girl loved it and did fine. My boy had HORRIBLE diarrhea -- all over the carpet -- for a full day. Needless to say, I won't be giving either of them these any more. Although my Cleo thought they were fabulous, Ozzie's reaction was enough for me not to risk it. At 50% success, I don't think I'd recommend them to friends.

Two Years ago, I ended up with my 5 month old cavapoo in the ER. He seemed to have a kind of mini-seizure, was lethargic for several hours, and unresponsive. I did some research and discovered that, despite the good reviews on Amazon, this company, PetMatrix, is responsible for several similar episodes and their products are on a watch list for vets. I suspect that the problem is the glycerin, which may be chemically sourced in Vietnam/China (PetMatrix USED to be an all-American country), and which can be toxic. There are also vegetable glycerins like propylene glycol that are toxic to dogs. My advice: choose something else that is natural, like a bully stick with a bully holder for safety.

My dogs love these bones, apparently some dogs just cannot digest the ingredients in this product . There has been enough complaints for the same reason.One of my dogs did well digesting them, the other one got very sick, had an ultrasound and it showed a undigested mass in her stomach. The vet seemed to think it was the dream bone. Please research this product before buying.

We got these for a special treat for our great dane. He is a treat junky and will work a room like a drag queen crack wh*re for a little chewy. So he was super duper happy with these new treats. However, the dog had some issues with digesting these lovelies. Infact, he produced what could only be described as a mix of the air pollution of Yangquan and the mustard gas of Bashar al-Assad. I think it took the finished of the leather sofa. I for sure blinded us for a good 40 seconds as we ran for the eyewash station. So, the dog is gives it two tail wags and a blowtorch butt blow. The humans that live with said dog suggest maybe a test before full engagement. Or a respirator. I will say we've not had a single fly in the house for weeks.

I love this product because it is rawhide free. When the Amazon package arrives she seems to always know it is for her.

Little hard on her throat but...

Dog loves them.