Milk-Bone Flavor Snacks Mini Biscuits

Name: Milk-Bone Flavor Snacks Mini Biscuits (36oz)
Brand: Milk-Bone
SKU: B0114BNXQ6
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (39064 reviews)

Words · Craig & Sammy · ASIN B0114BNXQ6 · Filed under Training Treats

“Sammy tolerates these. They're small enough for his actual jaw size, don't crumble everywhere, and the jar outlasts most of my patience.”

If your Yorkie turns up their nose at oversized treats, you are not alone. These Milk-Bone Mini's are perfectly sized for your Yorkshire Terrier's delicate mouth and smaller appetite. Each bite-sized piece delivers a satisfying crunch that Yorkies love, without the worry of overfeeding. The variety of flavors keeps treat time exciting for even the pickiest Yorkie, and the crunchy texture helps support dental health by reducing tartar buildup on those tiny teeth.

Made with wholesome ingredients and fortified with vitamins and minerals, these minis provide a nutritious reward during training sessions or as an everyday snack. The resealable container keeps treats fresh for months, so your Yorkie gets that just-opened taste every time. Perfect for Yorkies weighing 4-7 pounds who need smaller portions to maintain their ideal weight. Check the current price on Amazon to stock up on your Yorkie's new favorite snack.

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The Notes

Sizing: Sized for Yorkies 4–7 lb · check the printed chest measurement
Source: Amazon · ASIN B0114BNXQ6
Filed: Training Treats
Brand: Milk-Bone
Reviews: 4.8 · 39064 ratings
Verdict: Buy again

What owners loved

+ Perfect bite size for small dogs and puppies—976 of 1,074 reviews praise the portion
+ Clean training tool: small enough to carry a dozen in a pouch, no stickiness, 284 positive mentions with zero negatives on this theme
+ Low calorie (5 per treat) without feeling stingy—103 positive mentions, lets you reward without guilt
+ Resealable canister keeps treats fresh and doubles as storage after
+ Dogs actually want them—646 of 665 pet preference mentions are positive

Watch for

− Durability issues reported: 27 customers note treats arrive damaged or crumble prematurely
− Not suitable for large breeds—a few reviews note the minis disappear instantly in bigger dogs' mouths, defeating the point
− Stomach upset in a small batch of dogs (appears rare but documented)

What owners say

From the reviews.

This is a workhorse training treat with a nearly cult following among small-dog owners. At 4.8 stars across 39,000+ reviews, the data is consistently strong: sizing, value, and palability all score cleanly. The resealable jar is genuinely useful. A handful of durability and digestive complaints exist, but they're noise in a very positive dataset.

Source · 39064 verified Amazon reviews · Average 4.8 stars

Customer questions

Things people ask.

Q01. Will these work for my large dog? +

Probably not as intended. They vanish too quickly for any dog over 20 kg or so. Reviewers with larger breeds note the minis are gone in seconds, defeating training's reward cadence. Small-breed owners consistently praise the size; big-dog owners tend not to mention them.

Q02. How long does a 36 oz canister last? +

Depends on frequency. Training-use reviewers report weeks to months of regular use; casual-treat owners say several months. One reviewer with two dogs using daily training cycles got weeks out of a container.

Q03. Are these really low calorie? +

Yes—5 calories per treat, confirmed by 103 positive mentions. No sugarcoating here. Makes them legit for weight-conscious dogs or frequent reward-based training.

Q04. Do they stay fresh in the container? +

Generally yes if sealed properly. 100 of 116 freshness mentions are positive. Reviewers note they stay crisp for months in the resealable canister, especially if you actually screw the lid on.

Q05. Will my dog actually eat them? +

Very likely. 646 of 665 pet preference reviews are positive, and feedback spans 'picky eaters' to 'any foster dog ever.' One reviewer said their Gordon Setter treats them like 'Michelin-star cuisine.' No guarantee, but the odds are strong.

The verdict