Wally Wags Pet Treats Gold Yak Dog Chews | Great for Dogs, Treat for Dogs, Keeps Dogs Busy & Enjoying, Indoors & Outdoor Use

For months I have been buying Bully Sticks for my 2 lab puppies to keep them busy and from chewing on everything else in the house. I ordered this on an Amazon Lightning deal and have been very pleased. If they had not been on sale I probably would not have tried them because of the cost but I am glad I did. These last SO much longer than Bully sticks even though they are more expensive...at least it's taking them hours or even days to finish one instead up minutes. I have noticed a little smell as they are chewing them but nothing crazy or horrible. I would definitely recommend these, especially for aggressive chewers.

My dogs like these and they clean the plague off their teeth. And when there is a small piece left put in microwave for 20 seconds and it will expand into a crispy treat.

Very happy with product. My four large Labradors are thrilled with them, too! My only wish is that they came in a package that is a multiple of four (ex: 12 pc instead of 10 pc). But not everyone has 4 canines :)

I have Great Danes & ordered Yak Chews Before...by far this brand has outlasted them on. Usually they’ll be finished with them in a couple days, it’s been 2 weeks & they’re still munching on them. Definitely recommend!

Is EcoKind now Wally Wags? My packaging and link say EcoKind, but now all the product pages say Wallywags. I am definitely in the correct spot for reviewing (I am avid reviewer, and followed "review product" link in my order), but just wanted to point it out in case the product happens to be different than the ones labeled Wally Wags.OK, so my two Labradors are huge fans of Himalayan yak chews. I almost always buy a different brand, one that I find lasts awhile. It is one of the few natural chews that I feel confident in giving them. While the chews I normally buy last awhile, I still go through quite a few and find myself reordering at least monthly. Similar price to the regular price here for 5 sticks, so when I saw this come up as a lightning deal (not much more for 10 compared to the price for 5), I jumped on it. I figured, even if they don't last as long as what I normally buy, it is still worth trying out.They seemed to work though one of these sticks fairly quickly- I think they were done within the hour of diligent chomping and licking (the others I buy can last a couple days or so). Both labs seemed to highly enjoy these chews, and were excited to pull one out of the big bag for themselves. I have only given them one each so far, as this is a rich treat, but so far they seem to handle them well, digestively speaking. I think I like the ones I normally get, but these were worth the lightning deal price. If I determine any further information- good or bad, I will surely be back to edit.

All 10 are substantially shorter than a pencil. Way too small for my 80 pound dog.

My canine friends are in love with these sticks .The Biscon hides his behind the cushions on the couch.The big dog just goes to town on this bully stick.Great product.

UPDATE: Originally gave five stars but now going down. We don't advise leaving your dog unsupervised with this bone, especially as it begins to deteriorate. In the last week both our puppy and 9 year old dog ended up swallowing roughly a strawberry sized piece of the bone. This seemed to happen once the bone got very soft from chewing (it hardens again when you let it sit and dry out). The dogs are not able to digest it. Thankfully the dogs ended up throwing it up - we gave them the bone before bed, took it away for bedtime, and they threw up the piece of bone the next morning (different days, different bones).Original: We have a now 4 month old puppy who loves to put anything and everything in her mouth, especially as she's teething. A friend recommended these to get the chewing and biting under control. Our puppy loves these bones, and they seem to have a calming effect! One bone typically lasts a week - though they vary in size so give or take a week. However, we don't leave it out for her to chew anytime. She gets it to distract her from chewing other objects or keep her occupied for a time (usually not more than an hour and then we put it away where she can't get it). We found when she has it at night she will stay up chewing instead of going to sleep.