Deer Skin Strips & Plates - Dog Treats

After trying a smaller amount, the 4-piece pack or 2 lb 3 oz bulk fit our feeding routine better. Portions are easy to choose, and the supply does not disappear after a weekend. A lean novel protein was useful for rotating away from common meats. A second try confirmed the first impression.

A deer strip has become the wind-down reward after longer walks. The dog recognizes the package, carries the chew to a favorite rug, and stays settled while working through it. A lean novel protein was useful for rotating away from common meats. The only real reservation was larger strips needing kitchen shears for a small dog.

The bag opened during afternoon quiet time, and our usually cautious dog chose a deer strip without any coaxing. Deer strips proved more useful than expected.

After trying a smaller amount, the 4-piece pack or 2 lb 3 oz bulk fit our feeding routine better. Portions are easy to choose, and the supply does not disappear after a weekend. That balance worked well for this household. Using it again required no guesswork.

The bag opened during afternoon quiet time, and our usually cautious dog chose a deer strip without any coaxing. The lean and tough hair-free texture kept the interest going instead of being abandoned after a minute.

The chew lasted nicely, although cutting a large strip for our smaller dog took sturdy kitchen shears. He enjoyed it and had no digestive issues afterward.

Common proteins have caused trouble in the past, while these deer strips have gone over well. They are lean, not especially smelly, and take time to work through.

We started with the four-piece pack and moved up to the 2 lb 3 oz bulk bag after seeing how much our dogs enjoyed them. The strips are sturdy enough for our bigger dog, while I can cut portions for the smaller one.

I prefer these over some of the smellier natural chews we have tried. They do not stain the rug, and my standard poodle spends a good amount of time working on each strip.

Finding treats for my boxer has been difficult because several common meats make him itchy. He handled the deer strips without any trouble and stayed interested until the entire piece was gone.

dogs love them!

Stopped by the Oldfield Pets booth at the Fairfield Dog Days and sampled this too! We also bought this as our one dog has some allergies.

We've mostly used beef chews, so I picked these up for variety. My Husky took it straight to his bed and worked on it for quite a while.

I gave one after a long hike, and it kept my dog busy while everyone relaxed. It seemed like a satisfying chew.

I wasn't sure if my picky Beagle would care for deer, but she surprised me. Finished the strip without walking away once.

The strip felt sturdy and wasn't gone in a minute. That's always a plus with my Labrador.

This was our first experience with a deer-based chew. My Australian Shepherd seemed genuinely interested from the first bite.

I have two dogs with very different preferences, and both happily settled down with these. That doesn't happen often.

I liked that these were hair-free because cleanup was simple. My Border Collie seemed completely focused on the chew.

We try different proteins throughout the month, and this fit nicely into that routine. No complaints from my dog.

Usually my German Shepherd finishes treats quickly. This one lasted long enough for me to actually enjoy a cup of coffee in peace.

These have become my go-to reward after weekend adventures. My dog seems excited every time the bag comes out.

Not too soft and not impossible to chew. My Boxer stayed interested from start to finish.

My Cattle Dog trotted around proudly carrying the strip before finally settling down to enjoy it. That was entertaining to watch.

I like having natural chews available without taking up much pantry space. These were easy to store and simple to grab.

Golden Retrievers usually aren't picky, but mine gets bored easily. This chew held her attention noticeably longer than most treats.

I handed one over while I worked from home. My dog quietly entertained himself instead of asking me to throw a ball every ten minutes.

Even my older dog showed plenty of interest. The chew seemed firm without being overly difficult.

My Shepherd mix spent a good amount of time working through one strip. It definitely wasn't an instant snack.

We don't give chews every day, but this fit nicely into our weekly routine. My dog eagerly accepted it each time.

With three dogs at home, finding something everyone enjoys isn't easy. These disappeared much faster than I expected.

I picked these simply to try a new protein source. My dog seemed enthusiastic from the moment I opened the package, and the chew lasted long enough to make it feel worthwhile.