Newman's Own Snack Sticks for Dogs, 5-oz. Pack of 8 - Soft Training

In this review of Newman's Own Snack Sticks for Dogs, 5-oz. (Pack of 8), Chicken & Sweet Potato, the bottom line is simple: these are everyday training treats for owners who want a high-ingredient dog snack that is convenient and charitable. They work best as small rewards because each pouch contains soft, chewable sticks that can be broken into pieces, and the product uses U. S. Farm Raised chicken as the first ingredient. The review finds they offer good value and clear ingredient benefits, though texture and occasional freshness concerns may affect some dogs' preference.

Key Features

• Soft chewable 4 sticks: Each 5-oz. pouch contains four sticks designed to be soft enough for many dogs to chew comfortably and for owners to portion as training rewards.
• Break off small pieces: The sticks can be broken into smaller bits for frequent reinforcement during training without overfeeding.
• U. S. Farm Raised chicken: Real chicken is listed as the #1 ingredient, giving a recognizable protein source that matters to ingredient-conscious owners.
• No corn, wheat or soy: The recipe avoids these common fillers, which is useful for dogs with sensitivities or owners looking for simpler formulas.
• Resealable pouch: The resealable pouch helps maintain freshness between uses and makes the sticks easy to carry for walks or training sessions.
• Charitable brand model: Like all Newman's Own products, 100% of profits go to charity, which may matter to buyers who prefer mission-driven brands.

Who It's For

These snack sticks are best for dog owners who need a portable, ingredient-forward treat for daily rewards and training. They suit dogs that tolerate soft, meat-forward chews and owners who prefer products without corn, wheat or soy. The resealable pouch also makes them convenient for walking or short sessions at home.

Owners of very small dogs with fragile teeth, dogs that reject firmer textures, or those who need single-piece precise dosing might want to compare with softer single-bite treats. Also, shoppers sensitive to occasional variation in texture or breakability should note some customers report inconsistency.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• High-quality first ingredient with U. S. Farm Raised chicken for a recognizable protein source.
• Resealable pouch and portionable sticks make these practical for training and on-the-go use.
• No corn, wheat or soy, which simplifies the ingredient list for sensitive dogs.
• Good value for the pack size given the ingredient focus and charitable mission.

Cons

• Texture and breakability are inconsistent for some buyers; a few reported harder sticks or broken pieces on arrival.
• Some customers noted occasional issues with perceived staleness, so freshness may vary between pouches.

Specifications

Product	Newman's Own Snack Sticks for Dogs, Chicken & Sweet Potato
Pack Size	5-oz. pouch, Pack of 8
Sticks per Pouch	4 soft chewable sticks
Primary Ingredient	U. S. Farm Raised chicken
Free From	No corn, wheat or soy
Packaging	Resealable pouch to help maintain freshness
Brand	Newman's Own (100% of profits go to charity)

Our Verdict

Newman's Own Snack Sticks for Dogs are a practical, ingredient-conscious choice for owners who want a portionable training treat with real chicken as the primary ingredient. They represent good value for everyday rewards and carry the added benefit of supporting charity, though buyers should be aware of occasional variation in texture and freshness. Overall, they are a solid pick for most dogs and training routines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the sticks be broken for small dogs?
Yes, the sticks are designed to be breakable so owners can portion small pieces for training or smaller breeds.

Are these suitable for dogs with wheat or soy allergies?
Yes, the recipe does not contain corn, wheat or soy, making it a reasonable option for dogs with those sensitivities.

How should I store the pouches after opening?
Keep the resealable pouch closed between uses and store in a cool, dry place to help preserve freshness.