KONGPuppy Snacks™ - All Natural Dog Biscuit Treats - Small (Best used with KONG Puppy Rubber Toys)

Dog enjoyed them ,but smaller than i thought they would be.

The woofer loves his Kong. When you first get a puppy, everyone tells you to get a Kong. It's not a very interesting looking thing, and you'll end up (if you're me) getting lots and lots of fancy schmancy toys that he chews up and abandons within days (or minutes). The Kong is a simple bit of kit - it's basically just a rubber thing that has space inside to hold kibble/treats. You put the treats in there, stop it up with a few Kong puppy snacks (they are the best thing to stop it up with - they're exactly the right size to give him a bit of trouble extracting the treats) and Bob's your uncle - your dog is happy.Of all the toys and all the fanciness, this has prevailed. It has something to do with the fact that it's stuffed with food, and dogs will do anything for food, but the other good point is that it's virtually indestructible. He enjoys picking it up and dropping it to see if food will come out. When you see this for the first time, you feel a bit like how I imagine cave men did when they figured out stone arrowheads. It's a scientific breakthrough for your pup! And it's cheap entertainment. Just do it.PS This review is for the overall Kong experience rather than just the treats. But you do ideally need to buy the Kong treats - you can use them exclusively (which is a bit expensive) but what I do is just use a few in the top to hold in the kibble. Dog loves 'em.

Not sure why, but my puppy absolutely adores these over all other dog treats. My 12 year old Westie loves these, too.No idea why they're so loved but they are.Would recommend as an actual treat rather to use with the Kong toys, albeit a little pricey to do so. I find that the dogs struggle to get these treats out because of the shape of them, they're wider than the opening of the suggested Kongs.

Not what I thought

These have been bought for the puppy chew toy that I have also bought in advance of collecting my puppy at the end of this month. I therefore can't review them now, but they are to go into the Kong Puppy chew toy so I'm sure they will be a great toy for her to chew and when she's worked out how to get the treat out it should I am hoping bring her many hours of pleasure!

Arrived quickly

My puppy tried to get the snack out but then got bored after about 20mins. She has not been anywhere near her kong since! Not even to chew it which she loved doing! Maybe i will try her again when she is a bit older, she is only 10 weeks so maybe that is why she could not get it out. As for the snacks i think the idea is great! The shape of them is great and your puppy will have to work to get them out! Not for my puppy just yet maybe i will get a different result in the future.

Brilliant treats that fit snuggly into the kong keep my puppy entertained for a while.