Baxter Boy Premium Grade Roasted Beef Knuckle Bone Dog Treat (3 Pack) – Large All Natural Gourmet Dog Treat Chews – Tasty Smoked Beef Flavor

My French Bulldog ate and entire one in about 3 hours... Not even possible if it is really a beef knuckle... She was sick for 3 days after this and I picked up more crap in my house during that time than I did the entire time I was potty training her. I rarely return things and this was an absolute goner. Was going to throw away but luckily I thought to ask for a refund and just had to send the other 2 back. Wouldn't even consider letting my dog smell one of these again.

One large piece and 2 small pieces, hardly the three pieces as advertised. Weird funky smell in the bag, but once out they don't really smell and no mess. No issues with the product quality and my dogs did enjoy the bones, they're simply not as advertised and therefore not worth the cost. I won't purchase this product again and I wouldn't recommend you do either.

I have 3 thirty pound dogs. My helper thought these were way too big for my dogs, but they can carry them around and just love them. One dogs keeps stealing all three and I have to routinely redistribute them. My dogs have never wanted to play with toys more than a minute or two. It is now a couple of weeks and they are still loving chewing on them. These are real winners and I am sure to reorder.

These bones are HUGE, which isn't a bad thing if you have a large dog. I misjudged the size of the bones because people said they were small. Well they aren't they are good bones for dogs 50-100lbs.I usually get bones from the bougie little dog store in my neighborhood, but I've been busy and haven't had a chance to pick any up. So I tried these. Some people have commented on the bones causing diarrhea or stomach issue for their dogs. Well, if you've never gotten you're dog bougie dog bones then you are probably not accustomed to the stomach quirks that can happen. Dogs get diarrhea or constipation from dog bones. The fat that is on the dog bones is what causes the diarrhea, but is nutritious for your dog and is quite a treat for them despite moving quickly through their body. I have not noticed any splintering, but the bone does come apart as typical for a knuckle bone. Some people also were hoping that these bones were cooked longer. Overcooking the bone can actually cause degradation of the bone both in nutrients and structurally. If you're really worried about your dog getting splintered bones, then go to your local butcher and get raw bones.You can't really blame the provider for your dog getting diarrhea or constipation from these bones. It's like humans who eat greasy fast food and aren't used to it and then blame the restaurant for diarrhea. No you made a poor choice and now you are paying for it.

I have two medium size dogs. One dogs absolutely loves these beef knuckles. My other dog enjoys the knuckle but is not crazy over them like my first dog. Though these knuckles look, smell and feel disgusting, they do not stain the carpet or flooring. I usually put them on a towel to start out, because little “bits” fall off in the beginning and I just like to keep all this fun yummy-ness contained as much as I can. My pups do seem to lose some interest when the roasted outside is chewed off, which takes quite some time. After that they both will chew them off and on from time to time. Do watch your dogs with the knuckles though, sometimes, they break off the “ball” part or it becomes soft, so I advise to throw that part away if that happens. But the bones themselves last forever. In my opinion if your dog likes roasted beef knuckles, these are well worth the money!

My dog is a very mouthy and hyperactive lab/shepherd mix, 1 year, about 50 pounds. I have been giving him Baxter Boy Premium Grade Roasted Beef Knuckles for about 6 months now. He absolutely loves this product. I have purchased numerous other bones from pet stores and the internet, and this is the only one that he LOVES. It keeps him busy for hours at a time, and when he goes to bed, he will whine if we forget to put it in the kennel with him. The bones are always big, which is important to me, since he cannot have small bones. Each package of three knuckles will last about one month. He has never gotten sick, or had any negative issues with Baxter Boy bones. I highly recommend this product to those of you with dogs that have to chew constantly like my boy.

I'd recommend these bones highly! Good for big dogs, dogs with sensitive stomachs,and ... really all dogs.My dogs love these.I love them because it keeps the 40lb. blue heeler puppy my dad brought home occupied in the kennel until I figure out home to tether him in the yard.I love that the 2 elder dogs gnaw on them and they last.Also, the bones I've bought in the store would upset 2 of the dogs stomach, but these are great for dogs with sensitive stomachs - vomiting or diarrhea.I have ordered 3 bags so far, beef and pork, and have become a loyal customer.Only Con is that the bag cracks and the freshness of the bones get compromised, but I will invest in a plastic container.

These bones are huge for my pup. I have a miniature aussie, and it is great fun to watch him carry these bones around. He absolutely loves them though. There is often a little bit of clean up after the first day when he is pulling the roasted bits off. After the bits are off, he chews on the bones for weeks. He can get the knuckles off after a while, but they are much to big to cause him a problem. These are great chews that last weeks before I toss what is left and give him the next. The three bones will last my pup a good 6 months.