EcoKind Premium Gold Yak Cheese Himalayan Dog Chews, Dog Treats Large Breed, All Natural, High Protein, for Aggressive Chewers, Large - 18+ Chews

I have a standard goldendoodle and a mini golden doodle puppy. They both love these chews and they last a couple of weeks (they have many toys and chewies so they chew on these daily but intermittently). I like that there is no odor, they don’t splinter, they don’t leave a mess. I just watch and throw them out when they get to a swallowable size. Pricey but they last way longer than bully sticks, so worth the $.

I recently purchased the EcoKind Pet Treats Premium Gold Himalayan Yak Cheese Dog Chew, and it's been an absolute hit with my two dogs—a hefty 120 lb Rottweiler Corso mix and an energetic 60 lb Pitbull. Both of them have a strong penchant for chewing, and these chews have proven to be the perfect solution.What stands out to me the most is the durability of these chews. Given the size and the vigorous chewing habits of my dogs, I'm always on the lookout for treats that can withstand their enthusiasm and keep them occupied. The EcoKind Yak Cheese Dog Chews have exceeded my expectations in this regard. They last surprisingly long, ensuring that my dogs are busy and enjoying themselves for extended periods.The 1 lb bag with 4 large chews is not only generous in quantity but also a great value for money, especially when compared to the prices at local pet stores. The affordability of these chews, without any compromise on quality, is a huge plus for me.Additionally, the fact that these chews are all-natural, gluten-free, and lactose-free gives me peace of mind about what I'm offering to my dogs. It's reassuring to know that I'm treating them with something that's not only enjoyable but also safe and healthy.Based on my experience, I highly recommend EcoKind Pet Treats Premium Gold Himalayan Yak Cheese Dog Chew to other dog owners. If your dogs are avid chewers like mine, these chews are a fantastic, budget-friendly option to keep them content and engaged. It's definitely a product that has found a permanent spot on my pet care shopping list!

Love these. They last longer than yak chews from other brands and they offer my dogs hours of entertainment that give me a break.

Both our 75lb heavy chewers love these bones. They don’t splinter like many yak chews. They love to have the small pieces microwaved. They are pricey but one of our dogs is allergoc to everything and these are one of the few things she can chew that don’t cause any allergy issues.

These are great chews (although the thing said teething, I would not recommend these for teething puppies, they're VERY hard).My old lady, Olivia doesn't have many teeth left, but refuses anything like Nylabone or Kong toys. She can't chew these as is, but put in the microwave was for a couple of minutes these puff up really great. I just break it in half and she'll happily chew on it for and hour. Some chews don't puff well, these do.Also, this is a great method for the ends when they get too small to chew on, pop it in the microwave for a little bit and you have no waste. Be careful though, they burn easily and are crazy hot once cooked. I recommend putting them in the fridge for 30 minutes before you give to your pet. FYI - hard, these don't smell; puffed, they have a nice warm cheese scent. But burn it and it is really awful. Watch these carefully in the microwave, put it in for 1 minute to start, if there are parts that still look solid, microwave on 15 or 30 second intervals. The very ends won't puff so don't keep cooking it if everything else is puffed.If one of these breaks while hard and the inside looks like blond obsidian, either puff it or throw it out. It will splinter and could hurt your dog.Like I said, I've had no problem with these. Other brands I've tried have had that problem, one of the guys said it was something about the heat applied when drying them? Not sure.Anyway, great treat for any dog that likes cheese. The pieces I got were large and perfectly textured. In general Yak chews are expensive, however they last a long time, are basically just super hard cheese and there's no waste if you cook the ends.My dog has loved these for years. She's older now so I've adapted them for what she can still handle. They seem to help keep her teeth clean, and cheese breath is way better than regular dog breath. LOL!Again I don't recommend them for teething puppies cause they're so hard or crunchy it could hurt their soft gums.

I was very disappointed, it was just one stick. I should've read carefully that one stick for $58.

Takes my Labrador about a day to finish one bar, so it's good as a long-lasting chew (relatively).

I thought I was paying C. $60 for multiple bars but only received one.

Item shows a pack of multiple chews however its only one!