As my title says this looks and feels like bacon, or I think in the US they have jerky that's similar? Either way it's a crispy/sticky type compressed treat that my dog absolutely loved. The bag didn't last as long as I thought - not because you don't get much but because my dog always picked these ones over the others each walk.They do smell a bit and leave your hands feeling a bit sticky, but considering they're so high in meat content I'm not surprised. Considering the ingredients as well they're excellent value for money, duck for humans is boujee enough - for dogs is even more so!The strips vary in size but they can snap down if you need or want to. The bag says resealable but I found that it did become sticky after a while so didn't seal as well, so I transferred over to a tub. They didn't get a chance to go off either way though as my dog really did love them - will definitely be keeping an eye out for a sale on them in the future!

TLDR: Great quality meaty treats with plenty in a pack. Natural ingredients and low fat, and popular with the main consumer as the photo indicates.This is a review for Hungry Horse Chewy Chicken Duck fillets for Dogs.You get plenty of fillets in the bag (I believe 30, but I didn’t count). If you use these sparingly, they will go a fair way. This pack was ordered in March 2026 with a best before of May 2027, so over a year’s shelf life, which is good. If you fed at the rate suggested, this would last days and as such, a quite expensive proposition. However, this is to be used as a rare treat for a small dog when he’s good (which is not often 😆), so should last a while and be enjoyed. The marketing for these does suggest they are good for those who like to chew and savour, but our friend’s dog gobbles them down. He clearly enjoys them but is not a chewer himself.The fillets are clearly mainly air-dried meat, and from the ingredients, I can see that there are no weird additives or anything to worry about with these. From the ingredients, there are 85% meat.As a high-quality, high-protein, and low-fat snack, it is difficult to fault these and clearly the dog enjoyed them (although I think sometimes a dog will enjoy almost anything they can get their paws on). You can clearly see what you are getting, and there is nothing artificial about them. Premium treats but at a premium price also.

My mum’s dog absolutely loves these.I can’t exaggerate, he wanted to eat them all within 10 seconds.They are clearly very tasty and have a pleasant smell.The pouch can be resealed if you want to save some for later, though your dog probably will not be happy about that.A delicious and convenient treat for dogs. Recommended.

My golden retriever absolutely loves them and gets very excited as soon as the bag comes out.They’re a good size for a quick reward. Easy to break up if needed, but also fine to give as they are. Texture is nice and chewy so they last a bit longer than softer treats.I like that they’re high protein and low fat, and grain free as well, so you feel a bit better about giving them regularly.Overall, a great dog treat. Good quality, decent size and clearly tasty. Will be buying again.

These treats are high in protein and grain free. Made from real duck breast which is naturally lean, protein-rich which is a nice change from chicken.You get 200g in the pack and the treats are in a resealable bag which keeps them fresh for longer and you can easily take with you when you're on the go. You can tear them into smaller pieces so it makes them great for training.My pooch absolutely loved these, and they will be gone in no time. Think a tad on the pricey side hence why I've taken a star off.

My dog loves these air-dried duck fillets. You can either give them to your dog whole, or cut them into pieces for treats and training. It doesn't take my dog long to get through one, but as it's chewy, it's not gone in a second like a regular treat.There are several smaller pieces compared to the chicken fillet version I got, and although the pack says 100% duck on the front, it's actually 85% (as they have other ingredients mixed in). They also spelt complementary wrong on the back of the pack. I find £9.99 a bit expensive for what you're getting, but my dog definitely enjoys them.

Molly Wolly loves her tasty duck strips...With that earworm in your head, let's check these out. The strips are quite small, so there are a lot in the bag. We've tried our dog (Molly) with duck treats before and they've gone down well, and these are no exception. You can smell them as soon as you open the bag, and if you can smell them, the dog definitely can! They're not a bad smell, just a very meaty smell.The dog loves them, either given straight to her as a treat or buried under her biscuits in an attempt to get her to eat her dinner. There are far cheaper treats available of course, but they may be bulked out with fillers whereas these are 85% dried duck.

This is a decent-sized pack with plenty of duck fillets inside, making it great value—especially if you use treats regularly.They seem like a healthier option compared to some alternatives, with a high protein content and low fat, which is always a bonus. Most importantly though, my dog absolutely loves them, which is the real test.They’ve got a nice chewy texture, making them ideal for treating or training, and the resealable bag helps keep them fresh.Overall, a great choice if you’re looking for a tasty, protein-rich treat your dog will genuinely enjoy.

These Hungry Horace duck fillets are made with 85% duck breast and are high protein and low fat. They are chewy and tender (as described online) and they didn't take long for our labrador to polish off a couple.You receive a generous 200g in an attractive, comical bag. They are pinkish in colour and have an appealing smell. They were stuck together in a bunch when I opened them, but were easy to pull apart. The bag is resealable which helps keep them fresh. It also has information on how much to give to your dog, for dogs from 1kg to 18+ kg and from 4 months old. They are intended as a treat/reward.They are said to support strong muscle development and sustained energy. They are 45% high protein and are a 4.5% or less, low fat formula. They are made from clean ingredients inc: tapioca, starch, plant protein and natural preservatives for optimal digestibility.They are good quality treats, if a bit expensive, but I think that they are worth £9.99 (price at the time of writing this review).

Good size chews that my dog really loves. Natural ingredients and no weird nasties. Will defo buy again although a bit pricey so will need to be a special treat!!

Our dog absolutely devours these treats! First class service and questions asked have been prompt to respond with well thought and useful advice. The team really know their product and are super helpful! Highly recommend!

My dog loves these, my criticism is that they are produced in China and I have no idea about how the ducks were farmed, slaughtered surely we could produce this product ethically in the U.K?

My dog absolutely loves the treat

One of our dog's favourite

My dog quite enjoyed these.& Since he is a fussy eater the maker of this bag of chews has done well.

Dogs love them.

These chewy duck fillet treats are great and both of my large dogs loved them. They have a really nice smell to them, actually one of the best smelling dog treats I've smelled. Both of my dogs have never had duck treats before, so it was nice to see them enjoy them. The only issue was, a lot of them were stuck together - likely because they are real duck and weren't completely dried out from the process, so they are still somewhat meaty. The pack didn't last long with my two dogs, just a couple of days. It's nice that these are a good healthy alternative for my dogs, that both enjoyed.

The Hungry Horace Chewy Duck Fillets (200g) are a real winner in our household. With 85% duck breast, they feel like a premium treat, and the high-protein, low-fat profile makes them a great option for rewarding without worrying about overindulgence.The chewy texture is perfect — not too hard, not too soft — giving pets something satisfying to chew on. It also makes them ideal for training or just as a special snack. My pet gets very excited the moment the packet comes out, which says it all.I also appreciate that they’re grain-free, making them suitable for pets with dietary sensitivities. They’re simple, natural, and don’t feel overly processed, which is always reassuring when choosing treats.Overall, a tasty, nutritious, and well-balanced treat that delivers on both quality and enjoyment 🐾🦆✨

OMG, my dog loves these. Obviously tasty as he is fussy as anything.

I knew these had arrived when my dogs were going crazy for the parcel that had arrived. They dont normally bother with deliveries but this one they were bouncing up at me, sniffing and whining excitedly.So much was their excitement that I was harassed until I gave in and opened the pack. As soon as I did they sat there dribbling and attention fixed so intently on the packet that nothing else existed! The fillets are varying in size and thickness and none of the ones I had in hand were fatty or sinewy. I cant personally verify the flavour and texture etc of this but seeing as they were virtually inhaled as soon as the dogs were given them I would say that they are a massive success.I have had similar products in the past and £10 for 200g of duck fillets is a fair price .