Natural Farm Odor-Free Braided Bully Sticks (4-5 Inch, 5 Pack) - 100% Grass-Fed Beef, Grain-Free, Low Fat & Fully Digestible Best Dental Treats, Safest Long Lasting Pizzle Chews to Keep Your Dog Busy

My dog is obsessed with these… I am a big fan as well. It keeps him occupied, especially when working from home. Plus, it’s keeping his teeth super clean. I don’t ever feel guilty letting him enjoy these on a regular basis. I do think they’re a little pricey, but you totally get what you pay for. These are all natural and just a great item for my dog to chew on. Guilt free fun!

Yes, I do! So does my Aussie! Let me explain. I have bought so many different types of chew toys for her, all saying for hard chewers. I won’t give her the elk, bully sticks or antlers because they’re too hard on her teeth. These are pretty hard and knowing my vet, she wouldn’t approve, but Callie needs something! She’s the only dog I’ve ever had that likes Nylabones. I have those strewn throughout my house and they feel like Legos when you step on them! These bones are long lasting, over an hour. Absolutely no odor or mess. They are braided, which I really like! As she chews, they separate so it’s not so thick, easier on her teeth. They are a little pricey, but well worth it!

I am giving this product 4 stars because my dog loves them, but they do not last longer than other similar chews e.g., bulky sticks) as claimed by the manufacturer. My dog finishes one of these off in half an hour. I bought these on sale, and I don't think I would buy them at full price given how long they last.

Our pup is absolutely thrilled with these bully sticks! This was his first time trying one, and as an aggressive chewer, I figured he’d just power through it in no time. But every time I give him one, it’s pure joy – he takes his time, savoring every bit like he’s hit the jackpot.What’s really funny is his little routine of “burying” each stick around the house for later. He carefully picks out the perfect hiding spot, and it’s become a fun little game that adds some extra excitement to his day.These sticks keep him happily occupied and clearly taste amazing to him. Plus, they don’t come with any strong odors, which we really appreciate. All in all, these bully sticks are a huge hit, giving him a treat he loves while we get a little quiet time!

I liked that my dog liked them. The price is a bit high but I understand

I bought this product because on the product's store page, the item is listed & advertised for aggressive chewers. It is also advertised in the Amazon store & on the product's store site that these are long lasting. NEITHER claim is true about this product.My dog is a 10 lbs, 1 yr old Shih-Tzu that cannot get enough of chewing, so it was recommended to me, that my dog, due to his size, only needed a 3" chew. Because my dog is still getting his adult teeth in, & is an aggressive chewer, I decided on the 6" chews, since they were supposedto be long lasting. However, my little dog chewed up & ate this entire 6" braided chew within 3 hours. This chewy that--as advertised--should have taken my little guy, longer than 3 hours to entirely chew up & eat! Now, because he went through an entire 6" chew in one day during one sitting, I need to wait a few days before I can give him another chew to satisfy his chewing needs. I also am going to need to cut it in half so he doesn't digest the entire chew and interrupt his eating schedule.I am rating this product for 3 stars because my dog seems to like these chews, they do not stain, has no bad odor, and despite my tiny dog eating the entire 6" chew in one sitting, it did not hurt or upset his digestion nor his bowel movements. I would recommend this particular chew for ONLY NON AGGRESSIVE chewers!

On time and as described

I am very happy to see that Nature Farms has brought back excellent bully sticks for my best friend. They are about 5”, odorless, thick (meaning they do not splinter like sticks), and my Pit loves them. BUT, why are they SO expensive!! I’ve written before about the tedious game of bully stick shopping and the exorbitant cost of them. I’ll just say, “Really, considering what bully sticks are, how much does it cost to make these things?” Not much, I’ll bet. It’s that people like me who spoil their pets keep buying them. Of course.