QT Dog Medium Water Buffalo Horn - Long-Lasting 100% All-Natural Dog Chew, Ethically Sourced Protein-Packed & Low Fat Dental Chews, Ideal for All Breeds & Aggressive Chewers

These buffalo horns are the bomb. Normally, they are able to chew a pig ear up in 40 min. These buffalo horns keep them busy and allow them to chew away without destroying them. They are holding up better than anything else that I’ve purchased. I’ll be purchasing them again and recommend to anyone who has aggressive chewers. Love them.

This company is the Mecca for water buffalo horns. Tired of the thin ones from big box stores that just cracked the second they chew on them? THESE ARE NOT THOSE. THESE ARE AMAZING. I have a year and a half old German Shepherd puppy and an 11 1/2 year-old German Shepherd mix and the larges were LARGE to say the least 🤣. Even the mediums were a good size and the one was pretty much solid all the way through and didn't even have a hallow center. The medium ones were two for $20. That's still cheaper than a Be*ne bone! My friend with Doberman's also ordered the large. I can literally fit all five toes inside of the largest one. Downsize to this buyers fault... the large ones are really heavy when they drop them on the wood floor. The smallest one pictured came with my rescue and I've been looking for a year to find anything remotely close. THESE ARE IT!

Gave our doberman a run for her money. She loves gnawing on it.

My 60lb lab-dalmatian isn't a "power chewer" but a "power nibbler" - she's a little mouthy and loves to use her front teeth to nibble and tear (rather than back teeth to chomp and crush). She eats jumbo rawhide bones in a couple of hours (and they give her soft poop) so we alternate between these horns (which seem to be lasting FOREVER) and the Himalayan Yak Chews (which last about a week). They do have some odor when wet (like wet dog) but it doesn't linger. They can be REALLY tough to start out with, so watch your dog the first few times until they start to soften. Also, the splinters when dry can poke and make gums bleed, so watch out for that as well. But these really are the longest-lasting chew I've seen. The small are a little bigger diameter-wise than my big dog's paw. Lastly, I like these better than most chews because even when my dog gets into it, she only is able to get tiny pieces at a time - with every other chew (rawhide, bully sticks, yak chews), once they're soft and she gives a good bite, she'll get a huge chunk, swallow, and the chew is halfway gone.

Seemed a little smaller than the last time I ordered them, but it is still a great product. My dogs Love them .

I have a Golden who loves chewing on this thing; he gets really into it for several minutes at a time. I like that it’s not messy or smelly and, so far, hasn’t splintered or chipped.

Warning to pet owners. I purchased this chew for my Standard Poodle, Charlie, thinking it would be safe. Instead, it split into long, sharp pieces like the one in the photo. Charlie swallowed part of it, started choking, and then began vomiting. It was a very scary experience. I would never buy this product again and cannot recommend it to anyone with a dog. Please be careful and always supervise your pets if you choose to use this type of chew.

Top tier at a fraction of the price in big box pet stores. I have five big dogs that are power chewers - these last FOREVER. Good for large lab/Shepard sized dogs.

Dogs love it I need to order more soon

My dog loves it. Lasts a long time. It is my third one. No issues

My dog is a heavy chewer, and this is holding up nicely so far.

Our dogs LOVE these! (Frenchie and Frenchton) And the fight over them constantly. They have a few other chew bones and toys but they always look for these water buffalo horns. They will splinter slightly so you do have to watch for pieces if your dog tends to swallow those. But they take a long time to get to that point. Luckily our dogs don’t swallow the pieces they just leave them lying around everywhere.

Your dog is going to love it and the flavour is there for them. My carolina dog is a chewer and she has been breaking this horn up for a good two months and almost done. Haven't had any issues of her getting any shards stuck in her mouth, though I've got a few stray pieces in the foot. Best advice I can give is vacuum up where they are eating it and prepare for that smell, because it is there. Just open a window and you're dandy.