Question 1

I want to know if these ones meat and all are from the usa , cause there was a recall on these ! i want pure usa  no china

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A: Produced in Spanish Fork, Utah USA.
My Chihuahua LOVES the "Steak Grillers" so much that he stopped eating any other treats! I bought the "Chicken Meatballs" but he doesn't like them nearly as much. I give him 1.5 every day total, .5 every time he goes out side to use the bathroom. My issue is, I wish the fiber content was higher. I had to start making his dog food because one, he doesn't throw it up, two it has plenty of fiber so he doesn't get anal gland issues...and 3, its a lot cheaper than even the expensive dog food with a higher fiber content.
So I guess its OK if the fiber is only 3% but ya, 5% would be a lot better but you never see that. see less

Question 2

Did anyone notice onions listed in the ingrediants?? Onions are toxic for dogs

Accepted Answer

All forms of onion are toxic to dogs, cooked/raw processed, fried, powdered, all of it is in fact toxic to dogs. Refer to American Kennel Club. Also, it has garlic in it. Don't let anyone tell you that it is not toxic to dogs, especially if they use 'we've always done it" as evidence.

Question 3

Does this use meat from China?

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Hello! We are a company of pet lovers, and there is nothing more important to us than the quality and safety of our products. We source our ingredients from North America, as well as manufacture this product in the United States, but will also source internationally if the situation demands it, due to the inconsistent availability of ingredients. Regardless of location, all ingredients are inspected to ensure they meet our high-quality standards.

Question 4

I want to know if these ones meat and all are from the usa chicken jerky strips  , cause there was a recall on these ! i want pure usa  no china

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Don';t buy these. Even after made in USA, the junk they are made of can come from China or anywhere. In addition, after the information I left in review yesterday, it's surprising Amazon is still selling them. I checked with my dog's vet today and again was told they are dangerous. Even the ones after last years recall, can be made of anything. "Chicken" can be true but what parts of the chicken is the problem. There were instances of this brand not being cut up properly and part of the chicken's thyroid was left in the bird. So much thyroid ended up in the finished product that dogs were having disease related to thyroid hormone. There were cases of kidney failure due to this and some dogs got better and some died. If the company does any business in China, that means you cannot trust the food product. It is too bad because my dog likes them but I will not give him any more. They went into the garbage.

ASIN	B00FF8DD60
ASIN	B00FF8DD60
Age Range Description	Adult
Best Sellers Rank	#216 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #45 in Dog Treat Cookies, Biscuits & Snacks
Brand Name	Milo's Kitchen
Breed Recommendation	All Breed Sizes
Country of Origin	United States
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (18,120)
Date First Available	July 10, 2013
Date First Available	July 10, 2013
Directions	Feed as a snack or treat, as part of a healthy diet. Break into pieces for your small dogs. Always monitor your pet while treating. Fresh drinking water should always be available.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	11 inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	10.87 x 8.35 x 2.8 inches
Item Weight	1.1 Pounds
Item model number	10079100508805
Item model number	10079100508805
Manufacturer	The J.M. Smucker Co.
Manufacturer	The J.M. Smucker Co.
Model Name	Dog Treats
Number of Items	1
Size	18 Ounce (Pack of 1)
Specific Uses for Product	Treating
Target Audience Keyword	Dogs

Milo’s Kitchen Steak Grillers Recipe Dog Treats, 18 Oz. Bag

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