141 reviews forRINTI Extra - Chicken Chicko Strips

Until now, I used to buy the chicken strips from the local specialist shop. By the second day after opening the pack, they would be soft and no longer crunchy. The ones sold by Zooplus, on the other hand, are genuinely crispy, even if you keep the opened pack for a week. I see this as an extremely good sign that they are fresh and not past their prime.

My three Chihuahuas love ALL products from Rinti, and I’m super happy with them too. We now feed them the wet food, dry food, and of course all the treats and chew strips from Rinti. My dogs’ coats and teeth are in excellent condition, and everyone loves Rinti Chicko :-) We can only recommend it...

My Chihuahua loves these chew strips. He doesn’t spend much time on them, but he really enjoys the taste :-)

I don’t know a single dog in my circle of friends that doesn’t like Rinti Meat Strips. They just can’t get enough of them. I cut the strips into small pieces and give them to my dog as treats! They’re also great for combating tartar since they’re very hard, plus they’re low in calories and free from additives.

Our dogs are absolutely crazy about these meat strips!

As soon as the monthly package for my mixed breed arrives, he’s already helping out to bring the rations into the light of day. And when this delicacy is included, it’s game on. One stick after another disappears with relish, and if it’s meant to be really good, he’ll even wait by the door of the stored treasure until you finally give in again. Highly recommended!

For dogs that can no longer eat hard food well, the Maxi Strips are brilliant. Soft and juicy.

These snacks are highly sought after and popular, not just with our puppy but with almost all the dogs at the dog park. The strong smell when opening the bag seems to bother only humans. Unfortunately, the treats are quite tough, so the dogs chew on them for a relatively long time. If you use them as rewards during training, even small pieces cause quite a lengthy interruption each time. But the worst part is the very strong bad breath afterwards. Where this, as well as the strong smell, comes from is unclear based on the listed ingredients. For this reason, I cannot recommend these snacks.

I ordered these "Crunchy Strips" for our Eurasier for the first time and was absolutely disappointed. These so-called Crunchy Strips are anything but crunchy. Their texture is more comparable to rubber strips, and the smell has absolutely nothing to do with chicken. Even our Eurasier lady, who is always up for a treat, just circles around them. I certainly won’t be buying this unidentifiable stuff again and will go back to ordering the strips from Rocco!

I have been a loyal customer of zooplus for years and, with the exception of three instances, have always been completely satisfied. A while ago, I complained about the "limpness" of the chicken strips, and after that, things improved—until the last two deliveries. I regularly order the 4x500g pack. The last two deliveries were more than subpar; the strips were wet, and the drying process had practically failed. This won't do—you can't advertise "crispy" and then send out "soggy."

I have a Jack Russell, and three years ago she was diagnosed with chronic pancreatitis. It was really hard to find something suitable, but with Rinti she has absolutely no issues.

We've always just picked up the cheap stuff from the discount shop on the side. That can't happen anymore now ;) With the last big order, we also got a few 300g maxi bags. One lasts us two weeks since we only give them occasionally ;) My Hovawart mix female loves them, and they're very affordable.

We've been using these strips for years, and I've NEVER seen such an amazing product anywhere else in terms of quality. We test a lot of things here and try everything out because I always want, need, or should—however you want to put it—stay up to date :-) All four of our dogs love eating them and tolerate them perfectly! Plus, I think it's really, really great that you can cut the strips. Especially for small dogs like Chihuahuas. Ours tends to get a bit chubby—she's already an old little darling. I simply cut the strips in half, so she only gets small pieces. The others then get the "leftovers." The quality has remained consistently excellent over the years, and the dogs just love it! Great for allergy sufferers, with various flavours like rabbit, for example. We've tested other brands before, but none ever came close to RINTI Chicko & Co.

Apparently, there’s a new packaging, but the contents seem to have suffered significantly. At times, you get the impression that whoever cut the chicken strips must have seriously injured themselves, as the strips are sliced so thin (you can sometimes see through them). Other times, it seems the cutter must have been blind, as the thickness of the slices was about 4-5 mm. This is not great – the strips used to be evenly thick and properly dried, but now they’re sometimes floppy and appear moist.

Salome, Diogenes and Albert... devour these chicken strips like there's no tomorrow. I think they're easy to break apart and seem very digestible – judging by how my three favourites look. We don't have any other treats in the house. However, the three of them go through almost a pack a day. It adds up...

My 12.5-year-old female dog loves these chicken snacks, but I have to limit how much I give her because, of course, they have a high protein content, and she’s supposed to be on a kidney diet for now... But every now and then, she’ll still get a little piece of her favourite snack, of course :-)

We often use dried meat for training because our dog goes crazy for it. Alongside Rocco and homemade dried meat, Rinti is also regularly in use. What can I say? It tastes good, is healthy, and convenient. However, it could – like Rocco, by the way – be easier to break apart. I always have to cut the pieces with scissors because, despite the separation markings, it’s not really easy to tear the small bits apart. Still, very good!

We have 2 King Charles Spaniels: one who eats absolutely everything and one who only eats selected food, which includes Rinti Chicken. Up until now, I always had to buy two different types. That’s over now.

Tasty treat for my dog. The chew bone smells really nice, even to human noses.

Super product, my dog loves it and tolerates it very well.