My dogs like these - they don't go nuts over them like other treats, but they readily eat them. And I prefer them because they are made with healthy organic ingredients, so I feel like I'm doing something good for my dogs.

Pros: Organic, healthy ingredients

Cons: expensive

The dogs don't salivate quite as much for these, but they certainly like them (I got the peanut butter ones, so what's not to love?!). They are the perfect size for a Kong or other treat ball. They are on the higher end of the price range, but they're good for variety, and I always expect to pay a little more for organic aka *natural* stuff.

Pros: Organic, Healthy, Training-sized

Cons: Cost

I really really wanted Kisa to like these: they've got great ingredients, are made by a good company, and they're organic! we were given a free sample of the treats and the shelter dogs thought they were pretty yummy, but when I brought a box home for my SnowMutt she snubbed them. Ah well... back to lamb lung!

Pros: Good company, natural treats

Cons: My dog wasn't a fan

I am planning on trying these for my dogs.From the reviews I have read,the dogs don't go crazy for these.But just like any new food that is good for you it takes a couple of tries to acquire a taste.

Pros: Looking forward to finding out-Organic is better

Cons: Not for all dogs

These dog treats are a little on the pricey side, but my dog loves them and I feel good giving them to her knowing they are healthy - organic, no fillers, natural. She loves them.

Pros: natural, organic, no fillers

Cons: none