Beloved Chicken Jerky Bites

A pound and a half in the bag – 24 oz, 680 g, printed right on the front. That's a lot more than the little pouches you run out of in a week.

Fillets, not pellets – The bag says FILLET and the photo backs it up: flat, whole pieces of meat. You tear them to whatever size you need.

Tear small for training, leave whole for a chew – Dried meat comes apart along the grain, so a pea-sized bit for training reps and a full strip for a proper chew both come out of the same bag.

Still interesting at the park – Real dried meat holds a dog's attention outdoors, which is right where kibble quietly stops working.

No corn, no soy, no artificial preservatives – Non-GMO too, and all of it printed on the front of the bag rather than buried in the small print.

Go easy on dinner after a big treat day – The usual rule of thumb is treats staying under about a tenth of what your dog eats in a day. Fresh water nearby, and keep an eye on the first few chews like you would with anything new.