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Hill’s Science Diet Soft Savories Dog Treats, Peanut Butter & Banana, 8 oz Bag Price History
Price History for Hill's Natural Soft Savories, All Life Stages, Great Taste, Dog Treats, Peanut Butter & Banana, 8...
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Current Price
$7.40
October 30, 2024
Highest Price
$7.79
August 11, 2024
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$7.40
October 30, 2024
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$7.40
October 30, 2024
$7.79
August 11, 2024
Hill’s Science Diet Soft Savories Dog Treats, Peanut Butter & Banana, 8 oz Bag Description
All natural treat uses real peanut butter as the first ingredient for a mouth-watering flavor
Great to be used as a snack for playtime or for training for dogs of all sizes
Not artificially preserved or flavored
Made in the USA with global ingredients you can trust
#1 Veterinarian Recommended
Hill’s Science Diet Soft Savories Dog Treats, Peanut Butter & Banana, 8 oz Bag Specification
Specification: Hill’s Science Diet Soft Savories Dog Treats, Peanut Butter & Banana, 8 oz Bag
Item Weight
0.06 Pounds
Manufacturer
Hill's Pet Nutrition Sales, Inc
Country of Origin
United States
Item model number
3360
Date First Available
September 16, 2014
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H
9.13 x 6.89 x 1.42 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH
11.75 x 9.88 x 8.5 inches
Brand Name
Hill's Science Diet
Target Audience Keyword
dogs
Directions
Daily
Warranty Description
100% satisfaction guaranteed or your money back.
Model Name
Hill's Soft Dog Treats, Soft Savories with Peanut Butter & Banana Dog Snacks, Healthy Dog Treats, 8 oz. Bag
Color
White
Size
8 Ounce (Pack of 1)
Age Range Description
All Life Stages
Number of Items
1
Breed Recommendation
All Breed Sizes
Included Components
Dog Treats
Specific Uses for Product
Treats
Item Weight (ounces)
0.96
ASIN
B00NMMSRJE
Item Weight (Pounds)
0.06
Hill’s Science Diet Soft Savories Dog Treats, Peanut Butter & Banana, 8 oz Bag Videos
Hill’s Science Diet Soft Savories Dog Treats, Peanut Butter & Banana, 8 oz Bag Reviews (13)
13 reviews for Hill’s Science Diet Soft Savories Dog Treats, Peanut Butter & Banana, 8 oz Bag
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Guitarguy –
Dog ate them but they are not that soft. She likes them just ok
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Mountainbloke –
Little Enna no longer has teeth. I hoped these treats would be soft enough for her if I broke them into small pieces. I found they are not easy to break into pieces. Though I might not appreciate the odor, she does enjoy them. For us, this treat is just not soft enough.
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Heather N. Chatten –
Happy dogs love these mine have allergies and these treats were perfect
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Angela hayford –
I liked that they fit her small mouth and she can easily eat them. Smaller dogs will be to enjoy them.
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Wendy Auld –
Dogs say they’re yummy,,,but they lie allot
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Yuanhang –
Like the title says, this type of treat has quickly become a high-value reward. The scent isn’t overwhelming like some other brands are and can be broken into pieces for longevity. The bag itself doesn’t come with that many is the only downside. I would be interested in a bulk offering (bigger bag, more treats) since Hill’s is my pup’s go-to.
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ro –
Tigger loved them
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Grandma Janet –
All my dogs love this. They are all older dogs with less teeth. And they can still chew them.
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D. Ottinger –
I usually give my two pups carrots and broccoli as treats, but everyday they get one of these treats just to have something special and they love them.
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Nathan Dawley –
My dog absolutely loves these treats. A good price given the high quality of the product.
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Char sews –
My two 7# Yorkies like these. I found out about them at my vet. Other people have complained that they aren’t soft. I cannot easily break them in half by hand (arthritis and carpal tunnel) , but if I put a small knife groove across the top, they break easily. I cut them into quarters and each gets 1/4 of a snack at a time. Rule of thumb from my vet: If you can’t push your thumbnail into it, then it’s too hard for a little dog.
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Valerie Knippschild –
Covid took all the brick and mortar stores away! Than goodness you can purchase these on line. My elderly dogs have brittle teeth. So these soft chews work and they love them.
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Guitarguy –
These “treats” can cause serious injuries to your dog! We have a small dog so after her Inititial refusal to eat them. They were too hard/large for her so I started to break a couple apart to see if that changed her mind. That’s when I began to find these extraordinarily SHARP edged pieces (see pics) of (as yet undetermined) matter in the first two I broke up. I don’t know exactly what they are but I am convinced BEYOND A DOUBT that they can/will injure your dog. INJURIES may range from sliced and bleeding gums to infection and potentially a PERFORATED STOMACH AND/OR COLON which can lead to SERIOUS INJURIES AND DEATH. Not to mention the incredible vet bills for any of the above! I am SO PISSED that I forced myself to wait 24 hours to write this review. No matter what they are they are clearly NOT SUPPOSED TO BE IN THE BAG! I just re-read the front of the bag right next to the U.S. Flag where it states “Made in USA with GLOBAL INGREDIENTS YOU CAN TRUST” Really?? What do YOU suppose those globally sourced ingredients are and where do you suppose they came from? I fully intend on pursuing this with HILL Corporate. If I can identify what this crap is I’ll be back to add on to this post. Any reply from Hill will also be posted here verbatim.
I sure hope that these pics of these things come through along side the adjacent tape measure so that potential buyers get a clear sense of what I’m talking about. FYI – there’s a telltale sign indicating the presence of these things. Look for a small area of bright white anywhere one the outside of a treat. If you see this crumble it if you can and you’ll see exactly what I’m talking about. Hill didn’t just lose my business, they lost my trust! Never again.
Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean that someone isn’t out to get you…
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Guitarguy –
Dog ate them but they are not that soft. She likes them just ok
Mountainbloke –
Little Enna no longer has teeth. I hoped these treats would be soft enough for her if I broke them into small pieces. I found they are not easy to break into pieces. Though I might not appreciate the odor, she does enjoy them. For us, this treat is just not soft enough.
Heather N. Chatten –
Happy dogs love these mine have allergies and these treats were perfect
Angela hayford –
I liked that they fit her small mouth and she can easily eat them. Smaller dogs will be to enjoy them.
Wendy Auld –
Dogs say they’re yummy,,,but they lie allot
Yuanhang –
Like the title says, this type of treat has quickly become a high-value reward. The scent isn’t overwhelming like some other brands are and can be broken into pieces for longevity. The bag itself doesn’t come with that many is the only downside. I would be interested in a bulk offering (bigger bag, more treats) since Hill’s is my pup’s go-to.
ro –
Tigger loved them
Grandma Janet –
All my dogs love this. They are all older dogs with less teeth. And they can still chew them.
D. Ottinger –
I usually give my two pups carrots and broccoli as treats, but everyday they get one of these treats just to have something special and they love them.
Nathan Dawley –
My dog absolutely loves these treats. A good price given the high quality of the product.
Char sews –
My two 7# Yorkies like these. I found out about them at my vet. Other people have complained that they aren’t soft. I cannot easily break them in half by hand (arthritis and carpal tunnel) , but if I put a small knife groove across the top, they break easily. I cut them into quarters and each gets 1/4 of a snack at a time. Rule of thumb from my vet: If you can’t push your thumbnail into it, then it’s too hard for a little dog.
Valerie Knippschild –
Covid took all the brick and mortar stores away! Than goodness you can purchase these on line. My elderly dogs have brittle teeth. So these soft chews work and they love them.
Guitarguy –
These “treats” can cause serious injuries to your dog! We have a small dog so after her Inititial refusal to eat them. They were too hard/large for her so I started to break a couple apart to see if that changed her mind. That’s when I began to find these extraordinarily SHARP edged pieces (see pics) of (as yet undetermined) matter in the first two I broke up. I don’t know exactly what they are but I am convinced BEYOND A DOUBT that they can/will injure your dog. INJURIES may range from sliced and bleeding gums to infection and potentially a PERFORATED STOMACH AND/OR COLON which can lead to SERIOUS INJURIES AND DEATH. Not to mention the incredible vet bills for any of the above! I am SO PISSED that I forced myself to wait 24 hours to write this review. No matter what they are they are clearly NOT SUPPOSED TO BE IN THE BAG! I just re-read the front of the bag right next to the U.S. Flag where it states “Made in USA with GLOBAL INGREDIENTS YOU CAN TRUST” Really?? What do YOU suppose those globally sourced ingredients are and where do you suppose they came from? I fully intend on pursuing this with HILL Corporate. If I can identify what this crap is I’ll be back to add on to this post. Any reply from Hill will also be posted here verbatim.
I sure hope that these pics of these things come through along side the adjacent tape measure so that potential buyers get a clear sense of what I’m talking about. FYI – there’s a telltale sign indicating the presence of these things. Look for a small area of bright white anywhere one the outside of a treat. If you see this crumble it if you can and you’ll see exactly what I’m talking about. Hill didn’t just lose my business, they lost my trust! Never again.
Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean that someone isn’t out to get you…