Original Yak Cheese Chew, 1 Large Stick, 3.3 oz, Gluten Free, Healthy Treats, Grain & Lactose Free 100% Natural, Long Lasting for Dogs Under 55 lbs

Forget your downward dog yoga poses, folks. My chocolate lab, Saint, achieved true canine enlightenment thanks to this little brick of cheesy goodness from the Himalayas (seriously, it looks like something Indiana Jones would find in a temple). Saint's a notorious chewer. Tennis balls? Gone in 60 seconds. Squeaky toys? Last about as long as a politician's campaign promise. But this yak cheese chew? Oh, honey, this is a whole different ball game. Here's why it's 5 stars (and Luna's official "paw" of approval): Durability that puts diamonds to shame. Saint gnawed, chomped, and even tried to bury this thing (because apparently, cheese treasure needs hiding?). Three days later, she's still at it, and the chew barely looks like it's been touched. Calming effect worthy of a Dalai Lama. No more bouncing off the walls like a furry pinball. This yak chew has Saint in a state of zen focus, meticulously chipping away at her cheesy Everest. I swear, I can hear tiny "om" chants coming from her. All-natural goodness that even picky pups approve. No weird chemicals or mystery ingredients – just yak milk goodness. Luna's sensitive tummy is doing a happy dance, and her breath actually smells like...cheese? Weird, but somehow endearing. The bottom line: This Himalayan yak chew is like a chewable meditation retreat for your dog. It's quiet, it's long-lasting, and it turns your furry hurricane into a contented cheese sculptor. If you're tired of the constant toy carnage, give this a try. Just be prepared for some serious cheese-induced zen vibes around the house. Namaste, fellow dog owners. ‍♀️ Bonus tip: If you're feeling adventurous, try microwaving the leftover bits for a few seconds. Saint goes absolutely nuts for the crunchy, puffed-up cheese nuggets. Just don't blame me if your dog starts demanding yak cheese souffle for every meal.

My dog LOVES these! She’s a 10lb, 5 month old cavapoo and chews the larges. I gave her a large one when I first brought her home around 8 weeks old and she’s about finished that one. She has another one (peanut butter flavored) that she’s working on as well and will get a bacon flavored one for Christmas🤭🤗 She LOVES them! They last a good, long while and are reasonably priced and healthy for her. 10/10 recommend

Perfect. My dog goes nuts for this and is occupied for a long time. They don't smell, they only make minimal mess (the way my dog eats this , small shavings are left wherever she ate it) I've done a lot of research and this seems to be one of the best and healthiest chew options for dogs. (Please don't feed rawhide, that's as bad as smoking for humans) I haven't quite mastered to microwave the end piece to make a puff yet, it burnt twice, but I'll get there. Top product, just placed another order for the value pack and signed up for the subscription.

You would think that between a 110 lb dog and a 16 lb dog, the big guy would be the most destructive chewer, right? Not so in our household. Our huge German Shepherd loves these Himalayan Chews every bit as much as our little terrier. But he holds his gently between his front paws and carefully works on it, softening the chew so that he can scrape off bits of it. Even this way, he can get it down to a nub in 3-4 hours. Our small terrier, on the other hand, isn't allowed to have these anymore. For starters, this is the only chew or cookie that she's SO crazy about that she'll try to attack her huge brother shepherd (who she normally loves) to try to get one of these away from him. Not a good plan...he's patient with her but that only goes so far. As far as chewing it, she's always been a very aggressive chewer and can demolish one of these quickly. Because of that, I worry about choking on large chunks and no longer allow her to have them. This means that the big guy can only have his under supervision. Otherwise, she'll go racing over and attack him, grab it, and race away before he even knows what hit him. Then we have a very disproportionate dog squabble on our hands. **IMPORTANT NOTE: Never seal up an already-chewed Himalayan Dog Chew in a plastic bag. It's important that they dry out between chewing sessions so that they don't get bacteria or mold growing on them. Since I generally give my shepherd a chew for just an hour or so at a time, he doesn't finish it all at once. I simply put it up somewhere out of his reach so that air can reach it. What I really like about these (besides my shepherd's enthusiasm when he gets one) is that they don't really get stinky like bully sticks and many other long-chew options. I also like that this is a Fair Trade product. They're produced by a consortium of about 900 farmers in Nepal using their own yaks and cattle. If you're interested in more details, the company's website goes into detail about how they are made. In a nutshell, the milk is boiled for hours, then hand-cranked in a centrifuge to remove the fat, then coagulated with lime juice and salt. The solids are then washed free of the lime and salt and squeezed in burlap bags for weeks to remove the moisture. Finally, they're cut to shape and strung on rope for drying/cooking with sun and smoke. The end result are rock-hard chews. One bit of information I found interesting is that the top 10-15% are taken and marketed as dog chews. The remaining 85-90% are used for local human consumption. I keep telling my dogs that they've got it better than most people. Now, if I could only get them to read this as proof. All natural ingredients: yak milk, cow milk, salt, lime juice. Contains no chemicals or preservatives.

Perfect replacement for cow shin bones! One of our dogs broke a tooth from chewing on cow shin bones. She LOVED her stuffed shin bones until the vet found a cracked tooth during her annual checkup. I went down a rabbit hole looking for alternative hard chews. I was hesitant to try this due to the price, but finally decided to give it a chance since our sweet girl looked sad. She LOVES these treats!! They don’t smell bad, and the flavor must be appetizing. They start hard, but soften after a few minutes of chewing. I can compare it to a jawbreaker; it slowly melts, and occasionally a piece breaks off. I just grabbed it and set it aside to make some puffs later. This size was perfect for our 55lb dog. She finished this one within a few hours; the second one, she took her time and finished it within the day. I will happily buy the bulk option next time!

I tried the Himalayan Dog Chew with my 4-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog and my almost 10-year-old Sheltie, and they both absolutely love it. It lasts a long time, even for my Bernese, who’s a pretty strong chewer. The natural ingredients are a big plus, and it doesn’t leave any mess, which I really appreciate. The size is perfect for medium to large dogs, and it keeps them happily occupied for quite a while. If you’re looking for a durable, healthy chew, this is definitely worth a try.

It is the first time I ordered this brand, although I order himalayan chews all the time and my dog destroyed half of it in less than hour while the other brands last us for days Not sure this is authentic, how can there be such a difference if the production method is the same

I was slightly apprehensive ordering these given some of the past reviews...which turned out to be quite historic so thought I'd take a chance. So glad I did! I've had these types of chews in the past and my dogs find these just as delicious. I let them chew them for a period in the evening while I'm watching TV and put them in the fridge afterwards to keep them fresh...they are lasting so well! And brilliant value for money!

Long lasting chew for dogs, no smell.

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