Devil Dog Pet CoHimalayan Yak Cheese Dog Chews, Large - 1 Pack, 100% Natural & Healthy, Lactose-Free, Long-Lasting Dog Treats, Premium Yak Milk Chew Bones for Dogs

I recently purchased the Devil Dog Pet Co. Himalayan Yak Cheese Dog Chews, and they've quickly become my dog's favorite treat. These chews are made from just four natural ingredients: yak milk, cow milk, salt, and lime juice, ensuring a wholesome snack without any artificial additives.The chew is firm and long-lasting, providing my dog with hours of engagement. It's a great alternative to rawhide, which I try to avoid. One of the best features is that when the chew becomes small, I can microwave it for about 45 seconds, and it puffs up into a crunchy, cheese-like treat, eliminating any choking hazards.I've noticed that these chews also help in maintaining my dog's dental health by reducing plaque buildup. Plus, there's no strong odor, and they don't leave any stains on the carpet.Overall, I'm impressed with the quality and durability of these chews. They're a fantastic, natural option that keeps my dog happy and healthy. Highly recommended!🐕🐕🙋‍♀️🙌

On the advice of a smart friend, I ordered this pkg of four small sticks for my chihuahua. I love that the company is veteran owned, and the products have 4 ingredients, made in the USA. My chihuahua has bad tartar, and I refuse to take him to the vet because it’s an INDUSTRY, just like dentistry and modern medicine for humans. They all profit from sickness. One vet I trust, who lives in India, says raw bones keeps dogs’ teeth clean. I don’t have access to a butcher anymore, as the last one on Main St closed. And I dont want to keep buying ribs at today’s prices. Besides, our big dog would steal the bones from the chihuahua immediately, as I have already caught him stealing this small chew bone 4 times. As long as the chihuahua stands guard, this chew bone will last. Expensive, but less so for me than getting ribs. USA all the way.👍🏻

Got these for my GSD puppy who is teething and biting everything in sight. These are the longest lasting chews I got for her. One has lasted about a week+, while others she goes through within minutes. I also feel glad that I am supporting vets!

Good chew bone for a few hours. Doesn't last a long time

I MUST write a review on this product. My large Rottweiler LOVES these chews. I rescued her and she had some recover. I spoiled her with traditional bones and pigs ears. She kept having a gagging which seemed to be a breathing problem. And even had obstruction from traditional bones that passed. Once I tried YAK Chews I tried this brand first.. it was a hit and safe for my crazy chewing large piece swallowing dog. I tried other brands that were less money and noticed she wasn’t as into it. She absolutely loves this chew. And I am very happy with this product. My dog hasn’t had any issues or problems since switching to YAK CHEWS… great quality.

My 50 lb 6 month old doodle loves these. A large one will last her anywhere between 3-5 days. She’s not a super chewer. I sent a large one to my grand doggie and he destroyed it in just over an hour. His favorite chew toys are coconuts, he is an island boy super chewer. Just disappointed that it didn’t last atleast a day. He obviously loved it but will have to see if I can find a different brand that is a little more durable.

This Yak chew is a great product from a good company. We had to stop using it. I rescued a one year old eighty pound German Shepard mix from our local shelter who had been "unaddopted" or abandoned several times because it was too big, too active, too hard to control, etc. And, frankly, all those issues existed also with me, except it was an exceptionally smart dog and I had the time, patience, and resources to work through all that. Plus, with 31 years in the Infantry, I do "Dog" pretty good: there is only one Alpha in our house and it isn't the dog. He came to me with a reputation of a massive chewer, so I got tthe biggest Yak chews available from this nice firm and the monster loved them. I would give them for about five minutes after each meal, or four times a day. A chew lasted a couple of days and I would throw it away when it got hafway used up for safety as the dog was capable of swallowing it by then. However, there must be salt in them, as the dog began drinking large amounts of water and started having a few accidents in the house. To stop that, we discontinued the chews. I gave the unused ones to a friend whose dog spends more time outside (mine is indoor only except for walks every four hours). What I discovered in all this doggie drama was that I did not have a long-term chewing issue anyway. Once the dog settled in, he was just fine with his several giant size rubber Kong chew toys, mostly mouthing them and throwing them around the house. Now that he has a safe secure peaceful home, he leaves everythig else alone. The lesson in all this is that each dog is going to have unique requirements and react to various products and environments in different ways. And, customers are going to have a variety of concerns and opinions, some reasonable and informed, and some not. I for one absolutely do not trust nylon non-edible chew toys and my vet said she categorically did not like elk horn chews as they are too hard for most dogs' teeth (I had gotten a couple of them from this same firm; the dog loved them, but I had to put safety first, listen to my vet and stopped giving him those too as a precaution, even though my dog is just an alligator with fur and long legs). The bottom line of all this babel is that a one-size-fits-all product or solution is not the answer for every customer or pet. This chew was fantastic, but just not for us.

My dog likes it