REGARDING SIZE: About how big are these? And how many (approx) in a bag? Our dogs are happy w/ pea-sized treats; we like to stretch one bag a long way
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Each treat is a small bar about one inch by two inches,and maybe 1/3inch thick. There are probably about 60 to a bag that makes up the one pound total weight. The bars can be easily broken with just fingers to make smaller treats. If you like the pea size treats I'm guessing you probably may be using Zukes treats which are about that size. Those also come in a Salmon flavor but don't have the same levels of fish oil.
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These treats are rectangular, about 1" wide by 2" long. They can be broken into smaller pieces, if your pet-child likes Pea-sized treats. My Bulldog gets 1 or 2 a day, hidden inside her Kong ball. The 16 oz. bag has lasted a very long time and I would guess there are at least 80+ pieces (that's guess, since the bag is sold by weight) Hope this gives you a good ballpark idea ~ good stuff & worth a try!
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about an 1 1/2" - 2". You can break them up in smaller pieces, they salmon ones smell really strong. Zuke's Mini Naturals Dog Treats are really small (pea size) and come in different flavors. My GSD likes them both, and they seem both like healthe treats.
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About an inch x 1/2 inch. They can be broken up; I rarely give an entire one. They do crumble when broken. I would love it it they made these in pea sized training treats because they are so well liked, and are high quality. They are stinky, like salmon, which the dogs love. As far as how many in a 16 oz bag-I don't know. I would say about 40.
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the treats are about 2 inches x 1 inch and I have no idea how many are in a bag may be 50? I usually break the treat in half or thirds to stretch them too. FYI when I buy these treats at All The Best Pets they cost about $5 more but they seem to be fresher. I'm not sure if this matters to my dog? Also since these treats are Salmon they are a bit smelly but the smellier the more my dog loves them. I hope this helps.
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These are definitely not pea sized treats! they are 2 inches long and there are too many in the bag for me to count. They will definitely last a long time. I eke them in the fridge because they smell really bad (like smelly fish on the beach that your dog wants to roll in) but my dog will come from any corner in the house I open this bag, and she even accepted the new dog walker and they became best buddies after I bought these for him. So she obviously doesn't share my disgust for the smell. My bag is red, though, and looks slightly different than the one pictured in this message.
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I would say there were about 25-30, and if you cut them in 1/2 then you have double the amount and they are still a good size treat. I have 2 pugs, and they usually each get 1/2 a stick.
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I would say they are pea size. My 6 yr old chews them or can swallow them. He says they taste a little lemony.
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Each treat is roughly 1" x 3/4" or 3/4" x 3/4" (I have had them come in both sizes). Since they are SO delicious, I often cut them in half or thirds to use as training treats... even this smaller piece is enough to gain "compliance" with my dogs...
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They are about the size of a dime. I have five dogs...all sizes and they all eat the adult formula...even my 8 lbs Chinese Crested!
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I got out a ruler & measured - they are about 6/16 of an inch round....I would say they are comparable to the size of a Bayer aspirin, but a little thicker. They are on the smaller side of dry dog foods out there, which I like b/c it's easy for my smushy little pug to eat ;) Hope this helps ya!
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I would use these with any dog, large or small. They are intended for training so the dog should only need to smell and taste the treat. One or two is enough in most cases and a few would be plenty for a larger dog to get the idea.
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I apologize that I cannot answer this question as I put them in a sealed container after I open the bag. We have an 11 lb. chihuahua and I break the treat into several pieces. The only difficult part of doing this is that I need pliers to breal them.
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24-26 treats per bag. They are 7 inches long. I break them into 3pieces for my dogs.
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They are about 4 inches long and pencil thin get eaten pretty quickly . I usually feed my dog (lab) 2 at a time. Prefer the larger size (shaped like a bone) but can't find them anywhere anymore.
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They are small treats in size, but if it is for training you want them small and easy to eat. Both my dogs LOVE these. I've gone through so many treats just throwing them away because my dogs didn't like them or they took too long to eat for training purposes. These are keepers. I will warn you though... They smell strong and the smell stays on your hands until you wash a couple times, but if you like the smell of bacon you'll be fine. :)
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I cannot tell you how many were in the bag but I can say the bag was full both in height and width and my dogs loved them! They are marked so they are easy to break into pieces but substantial enough for larger dogs. Hope this was helpful. :)
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They're not that large. I put them in one of those little "pill pockets" they sell at the pet sotore & she swallows it right down. My dog is a Westy & only weighs about 12 lbs. so she's not very big. Hope this helps answer your question. :-)
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My 16 pound 3 year old puppy loves them. She is restricted to what treats she can have because of allergies and tolerates these really well. (And my 17 pound 16 year old diabetic puppy really likes them also.)
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They are pretty big......larger than a dime, but they have a line in the middle to be cut easily. Our dog eats them whole inside a Greenies Pill Pocket. They have made a tremendous sous difference in her.
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They are too small even for a small dogs mouth. I do not know the exact measurements for I threw them away. I was afraid of losing one in my dogs mouth and that he might swallow it.
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I am not sure but our dogs loved them!!! I guess I would go by the weight of the bag?/