Churro, Soft Yak Cheese Treat, Peanut Butter, 4 Sticks

My dogs love these. They don’t last very long but my dogs are big, and they aren’t messy. I also like how they don’t stink like some chews.

My dog loves them! What else can I say

My pups love these! Definitely hard chews so if you have an older pup or one with less teeth be careful. A tip for when they get too small and become choking harzard - place in the microwave for 50 sec and it will blow up and become more like a soft pork rind.

While I don’t care for the smell (don’t smell churro, more vinegar) the dogs love them! They are 50lb Bernedoodles and they don’t last overly long or occupy them for a long period of time, so it’s a once a week treat. I’d say they are worth the value for the money, just wish they were a bit softer. Only gave 4 stars because they are harder than most. They are shaped like a churro (round with ridges) so I’d watch out for a choking hazard.

Both my dogs chewed these up way too fast. Disappointing because I was hoping it would last longer. No odor. Size as expected. They seem to like the taste and had no issues in digesting it

My dogs love these. They provide a tasty hard treat for them to chew on for hours, and even days. Once too small for safe chewing, you soak them in water then microwave it into a "puff."My dogs know when they are getting them as the aroma is ok. I buy these often and keep them on hand.

My 2 dogs love them so much!

Our dog almost died. We have a 13 lb Chohuahua mix older puppy (1.5 years old) who loves to chew. We though we'd try these. We gave her one. She liked it. And then the week following this has been a medical nightmare because it was too much, with too much casein protein for a small dog's stomach to break down. It turned to a slab of undissolvable putty sludge in the stomach the was almost completely blocking the little exit from stomach to small intestine so no food could get out of her stomach making her vomit and making her intestines become severely inflamed and they could digest only their own lining - stomach full of food, but intestines empty makes for a very sick pup. 3 vet visits over the last week including 7 hours at the emergency vet, and a *lot* of money, we're home and almost rounding the corner out of danger as we've been following the very strict instructions to feed with special Gastro Intestinal food while giving 6 different medications throughout the day and with the tiny meal schedule and constantly having to watch and evaluate waste. 8 days later and we're finally turning the corner. Only 12 more days of regimented special care to what we hope is a return to a fully working gut. So, just avoid if at all possible, or give a very small amount if you have a smallish dog - just one if these is dangerously too much.