Benevo Vegan Dog Treats Rumble Strips Bundle (3 X 20 Strip Packs) - Total Of 60 Strips

As a vegan family I bought these after reading the reviews, I ordered them a little premature as our dog is still a little young, however, she absolutely loved the bit I gave her, and the best part is they are plant based! She yapped away for more. Huge success here - will defo be ordering more.

Bought these because I wanted a vegan alternative to messy strips because I can break them apart.They're really hard in texture and don't really smell of anything - I wanted a smelly treat because it's more appealing to the dogs.Unfortunately nowhere near as good as real meaty strips and I'm not sure why because vegan stuff can be really meaty these days. This is more like a plastic hard strip that I can still break up.It's still better than feeding animals to animals though.

Unfortunately I won't be buying this anymore, they've changed the ingredients, I'm finding that despite me keeping them in a sealed bag, they are getting stuck together and are hard to pull apart which means they end up snapping. They were a different colour and texture before as well, no idea what's happened to them.Our dog likes them though but it's not worth buying these if you can't even pull them apart. It's a shame really.

These don’t seem anything particularly special to me but my two lurchers (greyhound X and Alsatian X) go crazy for them so there we go ! :)Bought them because they’re vegan and although I can’t feed my dogs vegan dog food (it upsets their stomachs) I do try to minimise the animal products I buy for them as don’t want to participate in animal suffering if there is a way around it.ANYWAY my lurchers both love these. They start off bendy/chewy but once the pack is open they go hard and crunchy after a couple of days but the dogs don’t care.Decent amount in a pack so I think good value for money.

Both of our dogs really enjoy these treats, and they have no problems digesting them. They are easy to cut (I use a pair of kitchen scissors) or rip and use as training treats, and are fairly economical when used like this, although the price fluctuates and I've since found them a little cheaper elsewhere.They do go a bit brittle after a few days of being open, so keep in an airtight container, and, if cutting up, do it when you open the packet.

My dogs used to really love these, then you changed the recipe to these darker brown ones. Now they won't touch them. Can we have the white ones back please?

This is about the only treat my daughters dog likes.

Didn't like them