Raw Paws Lamb Lung Treats for Dogs (8-Ounce) - Packed in USA - Free Range Dehydrated Lamb for Dogs - Crunchy Natural Bites - Dog Treat Training Lung Filets

WOW! my dogs, and cats love Raw Paws dehydrated lamb lungs!! I give them whole to my dogs, but because the lungs are so hard, I break them into very tiny pieces for the cats.I've bought them, twice! :-)The downside: they stink!!

The lamb lung is a great special treat for our dog . The nuggets are good size and excellent quality .We will highly recommend

We first ordered a bag of these for Christmas for our 10 year old dachshund who doesn't play with any type of toy. Both she and her nearly 14 year old dachshund sister (who only has 13 teeth left) both LOVED these and had no trouble chewing them. I love that this brand offers limited ingredient treats for sensitive bellies. I've both a whole variety of things from this brand and have never had any issues with quality. I can't speak to longevity as with two dachshunds, they don't last too long.

I have two yorkies and these are very big and even when I cut them into 4ths they are very hard. Of course they cannot be returned. would advise no one to buy

I purchased these because I heard that Daschunds really enjoy this kind of treat, but we had to break them into small pieces for my boy to be able to eat them. On the other hand my sister's huge Italian Mastiff can't get enough of them. Great quality and a healthy treat for dogs

Our dog loves these little bite-sized treats… and they don’t have a strong like many lamb lung products! The best!

I have two 5 pound teacup chihuahuas. I decided to start giving them freeze dried lung treats for their snack every day due to the nutrient density the lung organ has for them. The pieces of lung are semi-soft and easy for their small mouths to chew and appear to be of very good quality. Will be buying again.

I've ordered three bags of the dehydrated lamb lung so far, and the first two had bite-sized and soft morsels of single ingredient treats. I loved them, and most importantly - my pup Murphy loved them! The larger pieces were about 1 cm3, which was a good size for a big training reward, but were super soft so I could break them into even smaller pieces for smaller rewards.However, bag #3 was drastically different! The chunks of dehydrated lamb lung are now about 1 inch3 and are super hard! They are WAY too large to use as individual treats (unless as a jackpot), but are also so hard and pokey to break into smaller pieces. I'm going to try smashing them with a rolling pin, but really? The huge difference in product characteristics is what bothers me. Maybe some larger dogs are better suited for the huge crunchy pieces but for my 37 lb bernedoodle, it's just too much at once.I'd appreciate better product labeling for the two different formulations.