any idea how much one treat weighs? I'm looking for something larger than what I am currently giving my dogs (0.6 oz/treat).
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These are very small and I give them out only at night, after she has gone outside to relieve herself at the very end of the day. At that time, she gets three treats. Two vitamins and one Bonz. It is a routine and animals are very routine oriented. During the day, she gets other treats. Hope this helps. Big, they are not. She does love them.
71754
Probably about the same. Treats should be just that....treats. They should not be part of the diet.......in large quantity make for overweight dog.
71755
I would say 1 or 2 ounces. My dog loves these. She is one of the most picky dogs I have ever had. I still can't believe I found a treat that she likes. Thanks T=Bonz
602144
This product works VERY well, but it is a strong medicine, so I would advise you to call your veterinarian, because the lowest weight it gives is 25 pounds and that weight they say to give only 1/2 teaspoon! One drop could do damage to your smallest dog. Hope this helps.
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Wish I could help you but I don't have the package anymore. I use all Zuke's treats for training and if they are too large or if I am watching our 60# Labradoodle's weight, I just break them in half or quarters. He is just finishing a package of Mini Naturals which are really small and only 2.87 calories per treat.
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Get one you won't be sorry! Mine says up to 60lbs. I have two dogs one is 42lbs and the other is a pup 20 lbs and they run across these like mad and play on them when they aren't sacked out on them. They haven't ruined them yet well minus the puppy trying to eat the edges :)
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I don't know what the calorie count is; the treats are supposed to be low-fat. I have a large dog and she gets them as treats once or twice a day. For a dachshund I think the assorted flavors that I buy (in animal shapes) would be too large for a treat. Some of the shapes are small but the majority are large. You could break them upend I think that BlueDog Bakery actually makes a Smaller treat. You might check that out. I have been very pleased with the quality of the treats (lately the shapes have been a bit sloppy but that doesn't affect the ingredients. They don't have preservatives and are made in the US. I don't know what the calorie count is; the treats are supposed to be low-fat. I have a large dog and she gets them as treats once or twice a day. For a dachshund I think the assorted flavors that I buy (in animal shapes) would be too large for a treat. Some of the shapes are small but the majority are large. You could break them upend I think that BlueDog Bakery actually makes a Smaller treat. You might check that out. I have been very pleased with the quality of the treats (lately the shapes have been a bit sloppy but that doesn't affect the ingredients. They don't have preservatives and... » Read More I don't know what the calorie count is; the treats are supposed to be low-fat. I have a large dog and she gets them as treats once or twice a day. For a dachshund I think the assorted flavors that I buy (in animal shapes) would be too large for a treat. Some of the shapes are small but the majority are large. You could break them upend I think that BlueDog Bakery actually makes a Smaller treat. You might check that out. I have been very pleased with the quality of the treats (lately the shapes have been a bit sloppy but that doesn't affect the ingredients. They don't have preservatives and are made in the US. « Show Less
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These do not come in MG., the dosage goes by weight of dog. You can look up the product and it will give you the MG per ingredient.
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I counted them for you today- 27 came in the 1 lb bag which i cut to 1/2 inch- training a puppy. It was the only treat out of the 7 I have that he would eat
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My dog is about 45 pounds and I give him a whole scoop at dinner. So I would say give your dog a little less then a half of scoop.
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I'm also looking for dog treats made in the U.S. Have you found any yet? I'd like to ship them as a Christmas gift.
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I do not believe so. Go back through the comments, read the thread of emails I exchanged with the manufacturer and make up your own mind. If you need to ask, look elsewhere for your dogs treats.
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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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I see that someone contacted the company for the information on number of calories - I would only add that they are easily snapped in half if you want. The package recommendation is 1 a day for dogs up to 30 #'s but I give my 22 pounders a half of one and not every day.
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This particular formula is for 20 lbs and under. I'm sure they have a product for larger breeds. I make my own dog food and put a scoop in each serving for my Chihuahuas. They love it and they are very healthy.
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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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each "bone" is not large but is good size for a small dog treat. I would guess 2-3 oz.
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These are small kinda chunky bites- it goes by the weight of the dog. My Golden gets 2 daily-she LOVES them. Hope that helps
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Hi Chris you could give it a go but we make mini muffins for our Shih Tzu x Maltese dogs and they are literally one bite size Hope this was helpful Cheers Col