chewmeter Yaky Mixed Himalayan Cheese Dog Treat, 9.75-oz bag

If you would've asked me 6 months ago, I would've given these 5 stars. My pup loves them, and takes at least a week to finish them. The poofs you make with the ends in the microwave are awesome. Now dont get me wrong, I still order these monthly, but unfortunately quality has been an issue lately. I received bags that were brittle and overcooked to the point where they would splinter and have to be thrown out. The last bag I got, were much softer than usual and the dog was able to eat half a stick in under an hour which is insane. They usually last at least a week. Overall, a product that works for my dog but sadly has some quality control issues. You can see from the photo attached how soft If you would've asked me 6 months ago, I would've given these 5 stars. My pup loves them, and takes at least a week to finish them. The poofs you make with the ends in the microwave are awesome. Now dont get me wrong, I still order these monthly, but unfortunately quality has been an issue lately. I received bags that were brittle and overcooked to the point where they would splinter and have to be thrown out. The last bag I got, were much softer than usual and the dog was able to eat half a stick in under an hour which is insane. They usually last at least a week. Overall, a product that works for my dog but sadly has some quality control issues. You can see from the photo attached how soft they were … more

My pup is a super/power chewer so a lot of things she demolishes too quickly. This and the deer antlers have been the only items that last more than 20 minutes and it keeps her nice and occupied -- its definitely one of her high value treats. My only qualm is that you're suppose to be able to soak these in water, when they get chewed down to a small nub, and then microwave it into a cheese puff, but I have had absolutely no luck whatsoever. I've tried warm water, hot water, room temp water; soaking it for as long as overnight; increasing the microwave time and still nothing. *shrugs* But because my dog is a power chewer she's able to destroy the nubs so it isn't a choking hazard for her (but My pup is a super/power chewer so a lot of things she demolishes too quickly. This and the deer antlers have been the only items that last more than 20 minutes and it keeps her nice and occupied -- its definitely one of her high value treats. My only qualm is that you're suppose to be able to soak these in water, when they get chewed down to a small nub, and then microwave it into a cheese puff, but I have had absolutely no luck whatsoever. I've tried warm water, hot water, room temp water; soaking it for as long as overnight; increasing the microwave time and still nothing. *shrugs* But because my dog is a power chewer she's able to destroy the nubs so it isn't a choking hazard for her (but with that said, they should always be supervised with any treat/toy). … more

I ordered these by mistake. I thought I was ordering the plain no cheese ones. I was looking for something to keep 4 dogs busy and not have them devour the treat so quickly. None of them really took to these real quick, but when they realized that this is the only thing they were going to get at that time, They did lay down and chew on them.

We've got a 60+ lb mix breed dog who typically only has marrow bones or other femur type bones before this because he's such a power chewer. This is the first bone in a loooooong time that's kept him busy, didn't make a horrific mess/smell and keeps his interest. So excited to have found another choice for power chewers!

My dog really loves yak chews so I figured I'd give these a try. I was happy with them and she had no issues. No splintering but occasionally noticed a few smaller crumbs fall off. The color and size of all 3 of the ones I got were consistent (although they can vary in color depending on how they're smoked). They do stain so I make sure to let my dog outside or put some old towels down in the house for her to chew it on. Also they have a really stinky smokey cheese smell so it helps to clean off paws afterwards. Make sure to take it away when it gets too small so they don't choke on it. Then you can microwave the remainder to make a yak puff treat

I’ve been giving these to my black lab for a few months now and she’s a huge fan. She will work on it for hours. I like that they don’t stain the carpet or fabric in the house. Some have a unique smell to them but it doesn’t linger. Capri goes wild for them as soon as I pull out the bag. Highly recommend.

My pug, Diamondz is an aggressive chewer. Despite the large sizes of these, she absolutely loves them and they lady forever. She had reached the point that it would take her 5 minutes to finish her DreamBones (no rawhide). So these are a lifesaver! Hope you never stop selling them!

It took a few minutes for my puppy to get into it, but once she did, she loved it. It's a good break from having a bully stick once in a while, but important to note that a whole one of these is pretty calorie dense. Haven't gotten small enough to the point where I need to microwave it into a puff yet, but that sounds fun!

Our 3 month old husky loves these. Even before we realized you’re supposed to heat them up in the microwave. Lasts pretty long despite her chewing them every minute she can. Up to a week so far for a non microwaved one. Couldn’t get a good photo since she was too focused on eating the treat.

It's really too big for my Boston but he takes it and chews on it daily. I put into the freezer to prevent any molding (from other reviewers) and also figure it might make it a little easier for my Boston to chew on it. They make a smaller, softer cheese chew but he eats that in about 5 minutes (tops) and I wanted something for him to chew on longer. After a week, he's still on the first Cheese Treat from this package : )