Himalayan Dog ChewOriginal Yak Cheese Dog Chews, 100% Natural, Long Lasting, Gluten Free, Healthy & Safe Dog Treats, Lactose & Grain Free, Protein Rich, Mixed Sizes, Dogs 65 Lbs & Smaller, 9.9 oz

Great and clean product . My dog loves it and it lasts me several weeks for one bone. He usually chews is for 15-20 minutes and after that walks away to rest. Since ingredients are so simple I know that chewing such a hard bone will help his teeth as well.My dog is 43 lbs and I buy medium size. Unfortunately he doesn’t like when I microwave the remainder , but it’s nothing compare to the quality and consistency.

My two boys love these. But like with all things for your dogs, you need to keep an eye on them. When the bone gets to close to a choking hazard it needs to be taken away. Soak the end in water for a few minutes then microwave for a minute. Wait for this to cool down, then give it back to your dog and let them finish it off.

Dogs love them my pitbull has met its match & it last for week , every day knowing and chewing up to a few hours at a time will wears down overtime few weeks dog loves it 100 times stronger than bully sticks

Actually never met a dog that didn't like these. I mean of course not, ITS CHEESE!And they do last a fair bit depending on how aggressive a chewer yours is, but overall... kinda worth it. I say kinda because IMO the price is too much, that's why I took a star off.I bought these to try but Yak cheese is inexplicably so expensive in general. Why? I've been to Nepal where most of this stuff is made. It's not a luxury item there. It's dirt cheap. In this dry form it shelf stable, there isn't refrigeration cost or anything. So in my opinion they are gouging the Western markets. Good product but overpriced.

My Corgi's love these. They do eat them really fast. Takes about three days and they are gone. No odor at all.

I bought these for my 10 month old miniature Bernedoodle and she absolutely loves them! I like that once they reach a certain size I can follow the instructions and soak them in warm water and then microwave them to make a good crunchy snack for her.

We order these for our frenchie, he loves them, and we order them, usually a couple bags at a time. The past two orders(of a couple bags each), I have noticed two different smells.1st Smell: when I opened the shipping Amazon envelope(blue and white padded ones), there is a pungent and in your face odor of dryer sheets or some kind of air freshener. I assumed(feeling silly now after doing my research) in the beginning that it might have just been stored in a warehouse next to something that has this odor. I assumed that the bags were sealed so it couldn’t harm our little fur-buddy. But now I’m realizing, it’s to cover up the second smell(below) and to say I’m concerned is putting it lightly, as he has been getting these chew sticks for months.2nd Smell: Several weeks after they arrive, it’s usually time for us to open a new bag. Upon several occasions, I have opened the bag and been met with a crazy chemical or organic matter smell. It was hard to say without knowing what it was and again, we assumed given the ingredients(cheese, salt and lime juice) that it might have just been a natural reaction and we assumed because our dog was still interested in them the same way he was a treat, that it probably was safe(because it didn’t taste like chemicals- naïve, I know). After reading the other reviews from purchasers, I agree, it could very well be a mold or mildew smell. Needless to say, we won’t be ordering these from Amazon again until they change their return policy, especially when the reason is questioning the SAFETY of an item. I have always had good luck with Amazon customer service so I am at a loss as to how this could go unchecked. I would assume that if more than a couple people are coming forward to say something is wrong with the product, they would want to figure out what’s happening.Just a couple further details- I have received several variations in the color of the cheese chews, ALL with this smell. They do vary in size, appearance, and durability. The most common two variations in our experience are: a) Some are very light yellow, long and skinny and they chip into big sharp pieces. Or b) they are a dark greyish yellow/brown, they feel much more dense and are thicker/shorter. They do not seem to chip, but they do seem to be harder to chew. Our frenchie(heavy chewer), only seems to finish the lighter/less dense/but unfortunately ones that chip.I hope this was helpful to someone. Please Amazon, figure out what the smell is, for the safety of our fur-friends!

This is the second time I’ve purchased these. My dog loves them but this time she was able to break off three small pieces within 30 minutes of me giving it to her. I took it way because I’m afraid she’ll choke. Has this happened to anyone else? She’s a pitbull (so strong chewer) but this didn’t happen the first time I bought them.