Himalayan Mixed Dog Chew, 11.5 oz, 3 Pieces

Fantastic chews, expensive, shame they are not marketed here by company to get the price down! I found these in the USA , bought them home and my puppy loves them, it's taken 4 weeks and still my dog hasn't made a huge dent in it , it keeps her amused for hours and doesn't upset her stomach, considering how sharp her puppy teeth are its great they last so long and they do help to stop her chewing other things!

Great chews. Very hard, and last for months. My dog really enjoys these, and will take one to bed.

These are wonderful. I bought a pack of three and my terrier is still on the first one which has about an inch left. She's 6mths now and it did take her a while to be able to chew it so I probably should have bought her the thinner ones. But know her jaw is strong enough she's getting on really well with it. It keeps her occupied for ages, grating off the tiny little bits. Happy to recommend to those who have dogs that very quickly chew everything you give them. They make a nice change from meat products.

These are great, just expensive. Each lasts a week or two. Once your doggie has chewed this down to a small hunk (making it possible to choke on) pop it int he microwave for 30 seconds. It will expand into a crunchy, airy treat that your pooch can easily and safely finish.

Expensive but they last ages. And they don't stink or cause tummmy upsets. All good!!

My dog is obsessed with these (like, get up in the middle of the night to go get her bone obsessed). She has allergies so I have to be careful with treats, but she's had no issues with these.

Great when the right chew comes.... Seems to be a bit random in terms of what brand you get... Sometimes the brand in the photo, sometimes Yakkers

These are great😊my dogs love them🐕thank u😊

If you have a dog that treats "long-lasting" chews like a light snack, you need to try these. I’ve gone through so many different bones and sticks, but these yak cheese chews are the real deal. They are incredibly hard and dense, which is perfect because it actually takes my dog a significant amount of time to work through one. Why I keep these stocked: Truly Long-Lasting: Unlike rawhide or softer chews that are gone in ten minutes, these keep him occupied for a good hour or more. Zero Mess & No Smell: One of my favorite things is that they don't get slimy or leave a gross scent on my carpets. They are very "clean" for such a heavy-duty chew. The "Puff" Hack: When the chew gets down to a small nub (the "choke hazard" size), you can pop it in the microwave for about 45 seconds. it puffs up like a giant cheese cracker! It's so satisfying to let him finish the very last bit safely. Natural Ingredients: I feel much better giving him 100% natural cheese rather than something filled with chemicals or mystery "meat" products. They are definitely a premium treat, but for the amount of peace and quiet they buy me, they are worth every penny.

Man these things last, my puppy just naws away. Last much much longer than bully sticks fyi. A new regular item for us.

Our dog absolutely adores these 'Himalayan Dog' Chew Yak Cheese chews and they are worth every penny. He's a goldendoodle and has been a bit of a super-chewer since his adult teeth came in last winter. We noticed how quickly he was going through No-Hide chews & bully sticks and wanted to find a more economical and longer-lasting alternative that would be safe* (*DO always supervise your pet with treats & chew toys like these) and gentle on his belly. Out of the package, these 'chews' are rock hard (they're meant to be)—they feel like a hard sugar candy and have a light 'cheesy' smell that will likely appeal to your pup. (It's not overwhelming.) Your dog will gradually chip small pieces off and be able to crunch them up, but they shouldn't be able to crack the whole thing in half. But like a hard candy, it will shatter into smaller pieces if hit with enough force. You can actually microwave pieces of Yak Chew and in about 30-60 seconds it will PUFF into a cheese puff that your dog can crunch up as a snack! (*It will be hot. Let cool fully before giving to your pup!) This is a great way to use up the end of the chew when it gets too small & becomes a choking hazard. Microwaving a Yak Chew releases all its cheesy aromas during the puff process—fair warning, your dog will be VERY interested in the smell. These have been a winner in our house and usually last for a couple weeks before the dog whittles them down. Once it's small enough (or if a large piece breaks off), we pop it into the microwave and our little buddy gets a cheese puff treat. Win-win!

These Himalayan dog chews have quickly become a favorite in our house. Both puppies were immediately interested, which is not always a given, especially with longer lasting chews. They kept them engaged far longer than typical treats, making these a great option when you need something that actually holds their attention. The texture is firm and durable, which helps extend chew time and makes them feel more worthwhile compared to softer options that disappear in minutes. They are especially useful for keeping puppies occupied and redirecting that constant need to chew onto something more appropriate. One of the standout features is the second use aspect, which is easy to overlook if you are not paying attention. Once the chew gets down to a smaller end piece, you can follow the instructions to transform it into a puffed treat. It is a simple process but adds a lot of value, essentially giving you a bonus snack instead of tossing the leftover piece. Definitely worth reading and following the directions so you do not miss out on that extra use. In terms of quality, they feel solid and well made. They hold up well during chewing without splintering or making a mess, which is always a concern with harder treats. They also seem to agree well with our dogs, which is just as important as durability. Value for money is good. While they may seem a bit pricier upfront compared to standard treats, the longevity and the added second use feature help balance that out. You are getting more time and use out of each chew, which makes them feel like a smarter purchase overall. Dogs like the taste and they digest just fine. I didn’t see any issues after the first time they nibbled on them. However, the size is very big. But my 10 pound Cockerpoo had no problem digging in. Overall, these are a great option for dogs that love to chew. They keep puppies engaged, last longer than most treats, and offer that extra bit of usefulness if you follow the instructions. A solid addition to any treat rotation.

My Doberman loves them and they take so long for them to finish and they get a fun puff treat when they get too small they seem to digest easy no issues with that and I love the natural ingredients