Bully Sticks, Odor-Free (12 Inch, 5 Count), 100% Beef Chews, Grass-Fed, Non-GMO, Fully Digestible Dental Treats to Keep Your Large, Medium and Small Dogs Busy and Happy. Single Ingredient

Our dog is a Shih Tzu. She weighs 9 pounds. Our neighbor suggested the bully stick, and to make sure we get the long ones, not the short ones for her. Our dog loves these bully sticks, even though they’re almost as long as she is. It takes her a day and a half to two days to chew through it and when she’s finished, she wants more. We/she loves these bully sticks! 😊

He loves them. Odor isn’t bad. They aren’t to expensive as some others. They last a good amount of time.

My dogs absolute favorite bully sticks! I have 2 pit bulls and have tried pretty much every bully stick possible. These are the only ones that will last longer than 15 minutes!

The dog loves them, but I would not say they are odor free. Maybe less odorous?

Our daughter is a dog handler and introduced us to these years ago. We even sent packages of them to the dog handlers in Middle East. Kept dogs teeth healthy and clean. Used as a great reward!! They can seem to be pricey but are definitely worth it. Now use them for our smaller dog as a "pacifier" and treat/reward. Bully sticks come in several lengths. Bigger ones seem to be safest for our 15 lb dog. We let her chew it for a while then tell her her "chew stick" has to go NITE NITE and take it away. We don't let her chew it down to tiny piece. (don't want any choking!) A bigger dog may challenge you when you try to take it so use caution and maybe swap it out for a small treat to get it away.

These are only bully sticks we buy because they don't smell like other brands, also don't peel off stick and Husky enjoys them a lot

I got these because they had great reviews and are natural buttt....my dog does not like them and apparently I can't return them because they are "perishable". That stinks because they aren't cheap and no one can know for certain if their dog will like them or not. Anyway, just wanted to share for first time users. If your dog doesnt like them, you are stuck with them.

I've been buying these for two months for my Golden Retriever puppy. He is 7 months old now. I wish I would've gotten them sooner because these really helped him finish teething nicely. They also help keep him busy and wind down for the evening. The only negative is that I have to take them away when they get down to about half the size (6 inches?) Because he will swallow the small piece wholeb and then it will give him diarrhea and make him vomit. I recently saw they make bully stick holders, so I may invest in so he can gnaw then down shorter without swallowing. I highly recommend and they are worth the price for dealing with a puppy. Just be careful as it gets shorter.