Yeti Dog ChewYak Cheese Himalayan - Healthy Long Lasting - Yak Chews for Large, Medium and Small Dogs - Yak Bones for Dogs - Natural Yak Cheese - Medium, 2.5 oz

These are perfect for my puppy and have been an absolute godsend. Before you buy, you need to evaluate whether or not they are suitable for your dog though, as clearly some folks have issues.My dog is an almost-5 month old large Bullboxer. So she's a big girl, in the middle of teething, and is able to handle bigger, tougher chews. My dilemma I was trying to solve for was that she's in that stage where she wants to put everything in her mouth and chew on whatever is around.We found that the "real" bones that the pet stores sell can easily splinter and create sharp, dangerous shards. Many other chew treats just get devoured way too quickly. The rawhides can cause choking (had that problem with my last dog). She doesn't like the nylbone style bones because there's all that work, and no gratification, i.e., lots of chewing but nothing to actually eat. And the larger, edible chew bones they have in grocery stores make her sick.So we were looking for something that provided chewing satisfaction, was edible and lasted a long time. The Buffalo Ear chew treats are also really good for this, but do not last NEARLY as long as these do. A Yeti chew will often last her for a few days. She will even carry it around and keep it with her toys and things, and pick it out when she wants a good chewing session. The dog seems to really enjoy both the taste and the chewing experience, and enjoys chewing for awhile, then will set it aside and come back to it. They are absolutely great for when we are trying to get her to settle down and she needs something to occupy her.Yes, they are a little spendy, but since they last so long I feel like they are more than worth it. Also, our dog has had no problem at all in terms of digestibility or tummy upset- which has happened with other style chews. Oh, and I almost forgot to mention- these do not stink. I mean, yes, they are cheese, and if you take a good sniff you can smell a bit of that 'old cheesy' smell, but it is definitely not one of those treats you give out, then come back in the room a few minutes later and it smells like limberger locker room. I have a sensitive nose, and these are absolutely not bad, and don't bother anyone in the family. There's no lingering oder, they don't give our dog stinky breath... nothing like that, so they pass the 'stink' test as well.I think these are just fantastic, and am so glad to have discovered them. We make sure we always have some on hand.However, if your dog is a smaller breed, doesn't have strong jaws, or has any sort of dental issues, I would not recommend. I would think they could prove frustrating or even possibly hurt teeth in dogs that aren't strong chewers with healthy teeth.

All natural ingredients sold me on this one and the fact that a customer brought their dog in and it would not stop chewing on this thing so I purchased one for my puppy and she absolutely loved it! Keep an eye on it when it gets smaller for choking purposes and you can microwave it to soften it at the end when it's smaller

I bought these for lab and labradoodle that have been able to chew through anything I have bought so far within an hour. We are 5 days in and they each still have a chunk left. They love them and carry them around everywhere with them. I have found zero debris from them and they do not smell. They are worth the money and I will continue to buy them.

These things are entirely too soft to be called "Himalayan chews" . First off, we have a 9 month old black lab that can chew through almost anything, no matter how "tough" the packaging claims, in minutes. Himilayan chews and antlers are the only chews we've found that last her a few days. Everything we've tried gets devoured in minutes, if not seconds. We normally buy the Himalayan dog chews from Petco, which usually last a few days before our dog pulverizes them (still last longer for her than any other "tough chew"). She loves the Himalayan chews from Petco, but their largest size is now a bit too small for her, so we took a chance on a 2 pack of these since they come in XL size. Sadly, we were disappointed to see that our dog went through these Yeti Himalayan chews like a knife through warm butter. I thought maybe the first one was defective, since she devoured it almost immediately so I gave her the second one and watched her mow right through it almost as fast as she chews through her soft, biscuit style treats. Needless to say, we were very disappointed in this product and will not be buying again. I'd give them 0 stars if I could. They look and feel like real Himalayan chews, but they are nowhere near as durable.

I'm always searching for interactive or long lasting toys and chews for my puppy (chow chow), particularly one who prefers to chew (deer antlers are one of his favorites - second to the yeti chew of course). Also, being that he is a puppy, its nice to have him entertained at least for an hour or two between his puppy-antics.This chew has definitely delivered! As soon as I took it out of its container, my dog chewed on it for nearly 2 hours and made little damage. He loved it so much that he would carry it to bed with him. I want to say that the chew lasted for about 2-3 weeks. When it was whittled down to swallow size, I appropriately threw it away (he was so sad!).The only thing I could complain about with this product is the price, but compared to other brands and local stores that carry this particular product in my area, it IS genuinely cheaper and since it lasted so long and he enjoyed it so much, I can confidently say that it was worth its price.I also wanted to point out the simple ingredients of this product. It is comforting to know WHAT is being given safely to my dog.

I would consider these a fairly expensive dog treat. My dog does really like them. Well most of them. In a package of two sometimes she will not eat one of the treats. She will sniff it and walk away. We can open another package and give her one of them and she will be crazy with delight. I assume it has to do with the smell or taste. At almost $20 for two and your dog won't chew one of them and you throw it away! They become a tad expensive.

My 7 year old mixed rescue loves these bones! She is a pit/black lab mix I think. She is only 34 pounds but I like to buy her the larger size, because I don’t like her to chew the small pieces. I give it to her for a half hour at a time, and it doesn’t bother her stomach at all. Love this product!

My dog loves these what I don't like is she smells like she smoked a cigarette after chewing these.