Bully Stick Spirals/Springs Raised & Made in USA, (Pack of 6), Odor Free, All-Natural Dog Chews, Treats

These are by far THE BEST bully sticks EVER and I’ve purchased many of them! These are in fact the only ones my Little Mister will chew at this point. I keep his stuff natural and rawhide free always. These keep his teeth strong and healthy, they break down and chew up easily because they are more oily rather than dry, and they do not have a strong scent that would be adverse for humans. I buy them every time they are in stock and I can because my baby adores them! We definitely recommend them for sure! I’m so happy we found them here because we can no longer find the ones that are like this and not look like they were made in a machine of all the same shape and size and look fake. These are the best kind clearly because I have a hard time keeping them on hand for my sweet boy!

They are firm and definitely last longer when chewing. My dogs are small, and they give up on a few if they are too hard. I gave a few to my neighbor's puppy, a 30-lb lab & bull mix, and he loved them!

My Pomeranian ♥️’s these bully curl chews, but in the last few months the bully sticks have gotten so thin, that he can snap them into pieces… he’s been going through one a day and my budget can’t sustain a $5 daily habit, so I tested some others made in US that he likes on another site that are thicker and last for days.My only suggestion to the company is to bring back the thicker cut for longevity, pet safety and customer satisfaction.

Price is awful high

So disappointed with what I received. They’re supposed to be “bully bites 4-6inches” but they’re very big and thick! My dogs are small, so I can’t give them these treats. Don’t waste your money.

My babies love this brand! We are hooked and won’t be buying other brands moving forward.

I ordered a similar pack of Bully Nuggets/Bites from another manufacturer and these are much more hearty, and took my girls longer to destroy. However, they don't disintegrate like the others I've gotten, so I've had to take them away, especially since one of my dogs' mouth was bleeding on them. Then one night, I woke up to the other dog barfing. She barfed up a sizeable chunk and it hadn't disintegrated at all, and it had been about 7 hours since she had it! I'm so lucky she was able to throw it up without it causing damage (she's about 11lbs and the other dog is 14lbs). After 7 hours in a stomach, it should've dissolved a little I would think, so that makes me very concerned about their safety.Now I have an almost full pack, that they desperately want (they love them) but too terrified to give it to them. Wasted $20 bucks, but at least I was able to avoid an emergency vet visit.

Very hard, like giving your pup an antler to chew on. Not what I expected.