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Flossies 6-8" is one of the top selling treat! Flossies are made from beef tendon. Unique spiral design creates natural friction against the teeth which helps to clean a dog's teeth.Ingredients: Beef TendonGuaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (Min.) 89.73%Crude Fat (Min.) 1.00%Crude Fiber (Max.) 0.82%Moisture (Max.) 8.45%
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Best Chew on the market for small dogs
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Small dogs love the Merrick Flossie. It's spiral design makes it easy for them to hold it for chewing. And, although it's sold as a treat, it does aid in oral hygiene, helping to keep your dog's teeth clean.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-11-24
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Doggie Crack-10 minutes of joy then its gone!!
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While my pup absolutely loves these they don't last long at all. I have a 6 month old Beagle mix and the normal size Flossie will last about 15 minutes until it's completely gone. I would LOVE to be able to find something that holds his interest like Flossies but lasted longer. He doesnt seem to like rawhide and even turns his nose up to certain biscuits! The only good thing is the local shelter is getting alot of free treats donated from me! :P
You can find these cheaper than they are here with free shipping if you search around, but paying over $100 for 50 of these is still quite high for such a short lasting chew.
Rating: 
(3
out of 5) @ 2008-09-26
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Came back up...bloody.
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I was really disappointed with our experience after all the good reviews flossies have. I gave one to my dog and after he finished it he threw it back up and it had blood on it. It either cut his gums or scratched his throat pretty badly. It wasn't in big pieces either. They were pretty small and all soft (chewed). Needless to say I'm still on the search for a nice, safe chew for my dogs.
Rating: 
(1
out of 5) @ 2008-07-17
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My (2) pugs absolutely love these!
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I've been buying these treats for my 2 pugs for several years and they still go crazy everytime they see the box. They are long lasting (for my pugs anyway), which is great because it keeps them "busy" while hopefully helping to clean their teeth. Every evening they sit by the cabinet waiting for me to bring them out, and they happily chew away for an hour or so. I especially like them because they are natural, and not loaded with lots of fat and fillers. One note, if you have a smaller dog like my pugs, you may want to take away the flossie when it gets down to the last couple of inches as my dogs tend to just swallow it whole... make sure you keep the water bowl full with plenty of fresh water nearby.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-05-02
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Toss N' Treat Flossie
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My dog loves his "Flossies". He tosses them in the air, rolls over on them, and loves chewing on them. So, it's like an edible toy!! I will definitely keep them on hand.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-04-20
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