ValueBull Beef Trachea Dog Chews, Premium 5-6 Inch, 100 Count

I've been purchasing beef tracheas for my dogs at the local pet store and they average about $3.99 each which would be about twice what it cost to buy this box of 25 so I'm very happy with the savings!!The tracheas are one of the healthiest dog treats, they 're great for helping clean their teeth and a good supplement for their joints!! They'd probably last longer for smaller dog breeds but my Dobermans can finish them off fairly fast, that's okay it keeps them busy for a while:)The seller was fast in getting them to me it was only a few days from when I ordered them!!

I have 2 bulldogs and a husky. All of my dogs just love these. No, digestive problems. They don’t splinter like bones do, no remains left. I’m very pleased with these and will be ordering them agsin

A good sie and my dog loves them!

These appear to be good quality. Be aware that they are sourced from Turkey and packaged in the USA. I would have preferred all USA.

I have my own dogs and I foster. I bought these in bulk because I was going through them from the pet store too fast. First off, these are large. If you have a tiny dog, these might be too big. The smallest dogs I have fed these to were three 25lb puppies and they all did great eating the trachea. It took the puppies a good while to chew the trachea down to a point where I took it away. I mean hours. I have larger dogs that are 60lbs and 90lbs and the trachea will last about 20 mins or less. I like these because they are high in protein and low in fat. Also for larger dogs, I have never had an issue with the trachea being a choking hazard. I would def buy these again.

Best trachea ever for dogs . I’ve tried every single brand these are the best quality no smell great chewability & all are a consistent 6” . Perfect deal comes in a big box with a giant plastic bag full of these treats . My old English loves so much he prances around with it for a day before he chews it . These are not gross to touch & the quantity is surprisingly large amount .

My dogs eat bully sticks and raw bone marrow bones as well as knuckle bones without a problem. They also ate trachea from a different supplier without an issue. However, they both started to have diarrhea that required medication to resolve after they ate these.

My dogs love them, they’re a little bit greasy, so it’s an outside activity. But I like the fact that they have glucosamine and chondroitin naturally.