TLDR: Quality product with good, low-fat, natural ingredients, but in our case, it was gulped and not chewed :)This is a review for Hungry Horse Chewy Chicken Fillets for Dogs. You get six fillets in the bag. They are clearly chicken breast fillets air-dried for packaging, and from the ingredients, there are just fillets (85%) and a few pretty natural ingredients and no nasties. The result is a natural fillet (dehydrated) with a decent meaty smell and chewy texture (not that I chewed it, of course).My pack was ordered in March 2026 and came with a best before of May 2027, so it had a long shelf life. With only six in a pack, however, these are not going to last very long at all! We got these for a friend’s dog that we like to treat; he is quite small and has treats/rewards only occasionally. They are not cheap, so I wouldn’t be using these as a daily treat, and indeed, for the first try, the treat was halved for him.You can smell the meatiness as soon as you open the packet. Dogs will eat almost anything offered, I’m sure, so it is pretty difficult to judge how good these are compared to others. But by the doggo’s reaction as he wolfed his half fillet down, with it barely touching the sides, he liked it. It is difficult to know personally whether it is great to gnaw and chew because it went in a flash. If that is a rating, then it is a 5-star rating from its canine consumer, but for me, that is an expensive way of dealing with a snack. For me, I think it will be cut even smaller and used as simple treats to make this pack last and worthwhile. Perhaps the duck strips will be a better fit for this particular dog.As a high-quality, high-protein, and low-fat snack, I won’t fault this, and you can certainly see what you are getting. The dog enjoyed it, but I don’t think it is best value and the best snack for him. Pretty much every dog in the world might have a different opinion, of course, so my rating is based on cost. You can get better quantity for your money, but I would argue that you won’t get better quality. If your dog chews his or her snacks and you want to give them premium treats (perhaps better than what you eat), then this is for you.