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Heads up, Don't buy Red Barn peanut butter filled bones.
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hkrpdp1994
ParticipantWhile we were doing inventory at work, we came across a “fresh” batch of red barn dog bones that are filled with peanut butter, caked in mold. PLEASE be aware of this an take this into consideration before buying anything made out side of the U.S.
Shasta220
MemberGosh! That’s awful! I’ve honestly never bought any pre-filled treats before. I ALWAYS just stuff em with my own treats/peanut butter/etc… I’m especially unfond of red barn brand anyway since it’s full of corn syrup and other sugars. It’s hard enough to keep my dogs’ teeth clean even without sugar, LOL!
Heather R
MemberThis post was from 2013, and it’s 2018, but I have been buying Red Barn bones for my dog for years. All of their products are made in the USA.
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