Best Bully Sticks 100% Natural Cow Hooves Dog Chews (25 Count Value Pack) - Free-Range & Grass-Fed Cattle - Long-Lasting Natural Alternative to Rawhide

We have 2 large pitbulls who love to chew on toys. The only issue is, toys last about 6 minutes, max. Even things like bully sticks, cows/pigs ears, tracheas etc... only last a few minutes. We've tried Moose Antlers, but our dogs aren't interested; a lack of flavour probably.But these cow hooves last a LONG time.....I'm talking DAYS! They love them! The only thing is a slight 'hoofy' smell that can sometimes come from them, but it's usually while the dogs is chewing it (so it's all soggy) and the smell disappears once they stop chewing on it and the hoof dries out.If you have power chewers like we do, they will thank you for these. Great value for money!

I love it when my dogs are happy! Whenever I get these, they are entertained for hours! And they last. I have Cocker Spaniels who love to chew and these last for months! I like to get the most bang for my buck and I feel like I really get that when I get these. They love treats and chicken jerky. But those are gone within minutes. These are favorites and they last a lot longer. And they don't smell like bully sticks. There is a slight smell but not bad at all. I recommend these for chewing puppies and adult dogs alike.

First off these stink. Having said that our Poms love them and carry them everywhere they go...and I do mean everywhere. I step on them when I get up, I roll over on them in bed, and I sit on them when I sit on the couch.These seem to last a long time too (at least for little dogs) because we gave each of our babies one of these on Christmas Eve and it is now Jan 12 and they are still using the first ones however that are starting to get smaller.I would recommend if you have a smaller dog to remove them when they get smaller because you wouldn’t want it to make them get choked if they try to swallow it. Other than that these are the best and longest lasting dog toys we’ve ever purchased and I would highly recommend them and so would Sugar, Cookie, and Hershey.

By far the worst value for your money. These are the smallest "hooves" I have ever seen on the market placed in the largest bag. I have photos showing a Jones brand hoof which I went out and purchased a single wrapped one specifically to show they do come in a proper size!This company is out to take your money and give you a subpar, and in my opinion after trying DANGEROUS, product. When I opened the shipping box I was stunned. From the imagery on the listing I thought I was going to receive a reasonably sized hoof. I also believed that the bag was going to be at least half full due to the photos. Both of those facts proved to be incorrect. The bag I received was very large, more than 1 foot (US) long and less than 25% full due to the size of the hooves. I understand they fill by weight BUT the hooves shown in the photograph of the listing I had seen were larger than what I received. These, as you can see from my photographs are very small. Note the bag is also very beat up. That's how I received it - I did the tear at the top to open it.Maybe you can argue that they are more appropriate for a small breed. I have a small dog even for a toy breed. G, my purebred Chihuahua is barely 8 pounds soaking wet on a heavy day. Molly is my second dog who is 13 - 15 pounds and is a rat terrier/chihuahua mix. My other dog is over 100 pounds as a square bodied GSD from German lines (not squat AKC). He can chomp a hoof quickly. All of my dogs receive their "busy" treats supervised at all times.This is how I found the issue of a hoof having holes in it like honeycomb and others shooting out shards as they ate. The bottom seemed to have a couple of spots looking like air pockets. When my 13 pound smaller dog bit down on an edge it shattered and pieces flew out. That's when I picked up the hooves and threw them away.Under normal circumstances hooves should take a while for smaller/medium dogs to soften and chew up. Yes pieces will come off, but they are chunks that are softened and appropriate size for dogs to be enjoying OR you know to pick them up and toss them. They aren't a bunch of pieces at once making up almost the whole hoof as if you dropped it like a piece of glass.I know that my larger dog can chew them faster and moniter him much closer. The little ones though should never be breaking sizeable pieces or even shattering these hooves like I observed sharp shards which have not been softened can penetrate their GI tract or create a blockage.These hooves are dangerous. Please, PLEASE if you are insisting on buying them watch your furbaby very closely with them! We only bought these as a last resort. Our local pet store had run out of our favorite hooves, Jones brand, which we actually buy in a big bag. I highly recommend Jones brand which you don't need to buy individually. They come in a bag or even a mixed grab bag. Their hooves are up to three times larger as you can see from the ruler here and from what I can tell better priced.

High quality hooves, and I love that they come from a brand I can trust. Plus the bulk quantity bags they sell make it easier to afford for me and also more convenient. Cow hooves last so much longer than most other chews I've tried and are less messy than horns plus so affordable! We will definitely be repeat customers with this product

My dog loves these but PU - They smell - I thought by some of the reviews they wouldn't smell but they do! -- Not many "white" hooves in the package; which is what I was hoping for because the picture looks like they're mostly white -- Regardless, my little pup loves them this bag is way bigger than I thought it would be so I was able to share with several other dog owners!It seems to be a quality product - the stock doesn't look old - I haven't noticed any staining on the carpet because of the color -so I would recommend -