This review is for the medium size dog bones. Overlooked entering comments on the medium size dog bone review. Not able to add comments now. I am not surprised reading about the low rated reviews. I have fed 2 of my dogs medium size milk bones for 23 years. Recently my special boy started having consistent major diarrhea. He has always been a dog that could not have chicken or beef. He has always loved his milk bones. I had noticed a significant different look in the medium size milk bones They look lighter in color, harder and a slight curve in their form. After several bouts of diarrhea I decided to eliminate the bones from my boy’s diet. Took a bit of time and his system got better. Changing the recipe I am certain is key to why my boy got sick. Any type of meat ingredient I do not believe was in the prior recipe. On top of his system, being so negatively effective, his reaction to them being taken away was truly so sad. Trying not to sound dramatic he literally laid down on the floor and was so upset when he did didn’t see his dog bone box in the long cabinet in the kitchen. He used to go in and help himself if I left the cabinet door open. It’s been sometime now since I took them away from him and it took him a long time to stop looking into the cabinet when it was open. Sharing this is to express how much he loved them. Very hard to find bones that are hard without meat or meat byproduct. I do think this is the culprit. I rated my dog high for liking the taste (for years) even with recipe change sonce he continued loving them.

Both of my big dogs love these and look forward to their treats.

Wish you would make the large biscuits in more than one flavor. Have a female Anatolian Shepard, @ 130#, get these as a treat. She's not excited by them. She'll look at them, pick them up, but not eat them for a while. Also maybe offer x-tra large

Charliee has eaten milk bones for three yrs soon to be his 4th birthday……and has to have his MilkBone