Are these duck treats made in China?
749139
No they are not. THat is why I buy them. My dog loves them, they are a great pure meat treat.
749140
Yes!!! They used to be USA but no more! Don't buy them from here! There is a woman on eBay who makes USA made and sourced duck jerky I get for my dog
749141
I've done a lot of searching and am still finding that they are not made in China... Don't know where the other person found the alternative information
1222387
No, their duck does not come from China. According to their practices, they said that their brand tends to be more expensive because they do not source their ingredients overseas and they have very strict regulations than the FDA. I emailed the Blue Buffalo team and they said their duck are free ranged and wild. They come from either USA or Canada.
2037071
They used to be made in USA, or at least that is what my package said. Now they are made in China and packaged in USA. I don't give anything to my dog that is made in China.
1558547
The package is labeled "Made in China". So it seems they are made somewhere in China.
1867926
All resources are showing these are made in the USA. The dog treats causing problems are those that are "Jerky" or "Jerky style".
785134
Unfortunately, no. According to the back of the package, they are made in China.
317136
to tell you the truth....I do not know, but I do not think so if I remember correctly, mind you it was a while ago that I looked at the packaging that they did not come from china but in from one of the states.........I hope this helps you out
1886330
The bag only states "Distributed by DelMonte - San Francisco" but I truly suspect that there could be a China connection. Many other treats Print on the package "Made in USA". Del Monte never states these words. If you need advice, my bichon is 12 years old and has been eating these treats since she could chew and loves them to death with no incidents incurred. I have them on subscribe & save because she cries without them. They must be addictive. I trust this product. They have been around a long time.
1968368
Yes they are made in China according to the tag. I wouldn't buy anything made in China, especially something meant to go in the mouth - of babies or anyone!!! You can't trust them, no matter what they advertise.
692711
If I remember correctly they were made in China, but I threw away the packaging so I cannot double check.
863200
the duck strips I purchased clearly states "made in USAAny product made in china would of been sent backThe duck strips on the web site clearly reads 2lbs made in USA
825641
The packaging says China. I have used them on fish, poultry, meat and game including deer and I am pleased with the performance.
871039
Great question. Sadly, I don't know. I know none of us wants Chinese food for our dogs. If you find out please let me know. Sorry. Take care. Checked more. Apparently are made in USA>
737874
I ordered these chicken chips in a plastic container. I have purchased them previously packaged in a plastic bag (a much smaller amount) but those were made in the USA. These in the plastic container are labeled 'PRODUCT OF CHINA". I was very angry when I noticed this - they were already opened. So yes, they are made in CHINA, or at least the plastic tub of them that I received through amazon were.
1067937
I can't remember 100% but I think they are made in the U.K. I was concerned about whether or not they were made in China. I wouldn't have bought them if they were. I gave these to my son who is a butcher and he loves them for home use.
1355961
After further research I found they were made in China. Go to the Kingdom Pets website and they will tell you about their testing process. I would not have bought them if I knew they were made in China, but after reading their website I decided to let my dogs have them. They loved the treats, and had no ill effects from them, but I will not purchase again, as treats from China killed my last 2 dogs.
2194887
I've never looked at the box to see where they're made. No where on the company web site [that I could find] says where they're made. I worry about the Chinese [chicken] products. All I know is that my dogs have never had any problems digesting greenies. Sorry I couldn't directly answer your question.