Himalayan Dog Chew100 Percent Natural Dog Treat for Dogs Under 35 lbs - 2 Pack

Great for puppies to get the chewing under control. She loves these and goes through the small ones fast, so I bought the bigger size to last longer. Mind you my dog is 17 lbs. Keeos her busy for awhile until she gets tired of it.

I've only had them for 1 day, but these are AMAZING! I have a 13lb chihuahua/rat terrier and a 20lb jackrat, and I bought the medium size for both. The jackrat developed an allergy to beef and these are a great alternative. I was a proponent of bully sticks, and these are FAR SUPERIOR. I have one dog that is interested in bones for about 3 minutes before she moves on to picking on the cat or something else. These actually kept her interested for an hour last night, which is a big improvement. I found that it took both dogs 30 minutes or so until they figured out what they were and that they liked chewing on them, but the dog chews will last several days if not a week. Bully sticks I was lucky to have it last a day. My Chihuahua hasn't stopped chewing on his, other than when I put it away overnight, when bully sticks only kept his interest for an hour at a time or so. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND! They might seem spendy, but they are going to last a lot longer, making them cheaper in the long run. I tried to take it away to get a picture, he wasn't having it. This pic is after 4 hours chewing, when he's demolished others in much less time.

My dog LOVES these. Sure, they are a bit expensive but they last about 4x longer than a bully stick (which I still buy for her since she gets bored with treats each week, I have to mix it up.) I tried an "off-brand" Himalayan and my dog chewed it in one sitting. This brand (the original) last about 4 days if I take them away from her after a couple of hours and save it for the next day. She absolutely LOVES when the chew gets down to a nub because you can throw it in the microwave for 1 minute and it enlarges to a crispy chew, almost like a cheese curl. No waste - and allows her to still eat it and not choke. My dog is a bully breed so she's a power-chewer - these held up and held her attention. I get her the small chews (she's about 45 pounds) And they don't smell like a dead farm animal - like bully sticks do! bonus. :)

I purchased 2 of the dog treats (as a package). Unfortunately, the larger dog (all of 14 pounds) decided not to share with his smaller 'brother' - and then 'lost' one of the two. So far I haven't found the one he absconded with, but he HAS almost finished off the other one. Poor Roy, the chihuahua, will have to wait for the next order to arrive. (He did have the opportunity to chew on the treat for a couple days before it was taken away by his big brother). I learned about these treats from a neighbor, and they have been as good as she said they would be.

I have two problems. 1) If these are dropped, they are brittle and break into sharp pieces. 2) They are too darn expensive.

I have always liked giving my dog these, but this last batch seems to be able to break off bigger pieces that she swallows and then vomits up later in the night. I don't like that fact. normally they do not break off in pieces like that, may just be this brand or the batch..

I have a Basset/Jack Russell dog that loves to chew. I have a few Benebones and an antler that she tolerates, but I was looking for something to keep her busy. I have read that they may be too hard and can crack teeth, but my vet said it would be fine for my dog. One chew lasted about 9 days, and she consistently chose this over any other toy or chew. We microwaved the last nub and she happily crunched that down in minutes. I plan on always having these handy, they are worth every penny.

My 5 month old golden retriever loves these. She’ll gnaw on one for half an hour and actually only eats a small amount, so it’s good for days. Has a slight smokey odor. I use the medium size for my 35-40 pound puppy.