Jack&Pup Yak Cheese Himalayan Dog Chews | Dog Yak Chews for Large Dogs Aggressive Chewers | Hard Yak Cheese Stick (9oz, 3 Pack)...

Purchased these because the ones I usually get were out of stock. Comparable to the ones I usually get. My Westie loves yak sticks and they last much longer than bulky sticks.

The bags were still Christmas themed and the contents were moldy. I had to throw out both bags. Will not take a chance on this product again as it is too expensive to just throw away.

My 7 month old pup is at the stage where she chews anything. The Yak cheese last at least 2 days. She loves it and it keeps her busy for awhile. You need to supervise, when the bar gets too small we take it away. Dont want her to swallow a large piece.

My girl ate half of one in half hour, when I took it away. Maybe ok little dogs that can't chew hard.

I've heard from other dog owners about the lasting quality of Himalyan yak cheese and this package did not disappoint. It's rare that my 2 year old dog fails to devour anything remotely edible when crated for 3 hours, but this product not only lasted, but over a 3rd of the dog chew lived to see another day! I understand the term, "long lasting" is difficult to defined due to chewing abilities amongst a variety of breeds, but no seller can honestly claim this description on a product devoured in mere minutes. Jack-n-pup's Yak product delivers the real deal! PS. I read the one star review of the owner that lost her dog and attributed it to this Himalyan cheese stick. My heart aches for her and I hesitate dto say the following as the last thing I want to do is add to her already great pain and grief, but it needs to be said for all dog owners. Every dog treat from rawhide, to gooves, pigs ears, etcetera, comes with a warning to supervise your dog. I likely saved a dog's life who'd ingested a 9 inch rawhide that was stuck in his throat. I knowingly take the chance that my aggressive chewer who must be crated in my absence, may get this treat, toys, blankets, or anything in his crate, stuck in his throat. I reluctantly make this choice whenever I leave home because in his case (complex and TMI) I have not found a viable alternative. But owners must be aware of the danger of any object a dog can access in their absence.