Hill's Prescription Diet Soft Baked Dog Treats, Veterinary Diet, 12 oz. Bag

Such a HEALTHY treat for my dog! I break mine in half because she will beg and beg for more!! I feel so good giving her a treat that my VET approves. Super crunchy- so be ready for drool.

These are the only treats our dog can have being on the C/D Hills Science Diet for bladder stones. We were happy to find them since she lost all her other goodies she used to eat. She likes them and they seem to be very digestible, no issues with potty.

Expensive but needed something different while diagnosing allergy of our youngest dog. She eats them no problem

My dogs LOVE them.They are big for my toothless old Yorkies, but easy enough to break or cut down."SOFT", eh, "softer" than "hard" maybe...but too hard for my toothless dogs to gum up w/o a bit of effort, time & slobber.

These are NOT soft at all! I think I've ordered 3 or 4 bags and NONE have been soft. I wish there were more k/d diet dog treats available--or a recipe to make my own. I microwave the treat for a few seconds on low power to soften it. Then I cut it into smaller pieces and place them around my house (avoiding stairs) so my 11lb, blind dog can search for them. She loves them.

This is the only dog treats for dogs with kidney disease that we have found that work, that our dog loves, and is worthy of the term "treat." These are excellent. The fact that they are soft is a huge help, you can't break them into smaller sizes as appropriate, and they are easy for dogs to chew and very appetizing for them. Hills is a great brand and produces good products. Only thing to beware of is this are high calorie so like one a day, broken up into pieces, if a good portion to plan on. These aren't the type of treats that you give several to a dog each day, they'll get fat. But we highly recommend, do not bother with other kidney disease dog treats, we have tried many and almost all of the others fail and dogs want nothing to do with them, Hills soft baked treats are by far the best.

Used for years. Vet recommended

My little Jack Russel has had pancreatitis and his digestive tract is very sensitive. He also loves his cookies so I started my search for a good treat that is yummy and still sensitive to his stomach. My vet recommended going with low fat treats and I found I/D food and these treats by Science Diet. He loves them! And.....I don't think he doesn't know they are good for him. I highly recommend!