Premium Pork Chomps Roasted Twistz Pork, Large 15ct

PORK CHOMPS ARE NOT-NOT-NOT MADE IN THE USA. THEY ARE MADE IN CHINA! Please correct your product description.The last pet product I purchased that was made in China nearly killed my dog (dehydrated chicken strips). I checked the description here and it said "made in USA" so I bought it but when package arrived it said "Made in China". If I had known this I would NEVER buy it.

This product is made in China where they raised dogs and slaughter them for these purposes. I thought that since Bob Hanna was their pitchman he would be safe enough not to endorse this garbage. They went in the garbage as soon as I saw Made in China.

I gave my pitbull dog one of these, he was chewing it and was fine one minute. Next thing I knew he was gulping and looked terrified. I looked inside his mouth and it was lodged across his throat, a piece of it. Fortunately for me he allowed me to put my fingers in his throat and pull the piece lodged across his throat. If I would have not been watching him eat this, he would have died. They are dangerous in my opinion. Throw them away! Nothing against the company that makes them, but I just feel they are unsafe.

I own a Rottweiler, that loves to chew on rawhides. But normally gets an upset stomach afterwards, then pukes it back up. What I love about Pork Chomps they are 99.9% Digestible. After 4 days and 4 chomps he has shown no problems. NO stomach issues, and no heaving. Love them. And they last longer than other chews

I had seen these advertised on TV and thought I would give them a try. My fault for not checking closer but they are made in China and that's not good. Also...the only difference between these are regular rawhide is that they are made from pork and not beef. So...expensive mistake and since they can't be returned they'll be going in the garbage.

My dog is a powerful gnawer, and we have struggled to find any chews that last longer than 3 minutes for her but are also safe. These chews could have the same problems that people may have with rawhides in that they could get lodged in a dog's throat, so definitely supervise. Because my dog gnaws with the side of her mouth, she doesn't create pieces large enough to get lodged so I feel confident with them. They are super stinky but the smell washes off your hands easily and doesn't linger in the room/carpet or on your dog's bed. It also hasn't created any staining which was my primary concern, so I'm happy with them.

We have two labs who go through chew treats really fast. We don't give them rawhide because that's just a dangerous thing to give them, especially in a size large enough for large dogs or power chewers. These are about as big around as my husband's thumb (larger than mine), and it takes the dogs several minutes to chew them up (compared to seconds). And they love them. These don't smell bad to humans, and don't leave stains on the carpet.These fit in the chew bone treat dispenser (link below) -- just tight enough that they can't immediately pull it out. With the small non-rawhide chews we had to stuff two inside, and then it was a gamble between having to pull them out with pliers, and the dogs getting them out within 5 or 6 seconds.We're happy enough with this that I've put them on auto-deliver each month.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N6YEAQR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

We have 4 dogs, all of different breeds, and not one of them will eat these chews. They normally love to get their treats! I give them chews of other brands, and decided to try this brand for something new and because the price was right. Unfortunately, the dogs sniffed the chew and left it. Even our son’s Pitbull (and she likes everything!) has no interest.