Himalayan Pet Supply Natural Cheese Dog Treats

My husband and I keep one of these on hand to distract the dog if we have company over. The dog can get over excited when people are around, but will ignore everything going on around him when he gets one of these. He's a strong chewer (pitbull mutt) but this could keep him occupied for hours. It is hard enough that he can't bite through it, but it softens as he licks it and it rehydrates. It is gentle on his tummy too. A lot of other treats can give him diarrhea but not these. One time we accidentally let him eat 2/3 of one in a sitting, but it didn't upset his stomach. I HIGHLY recommend these for anyone who is looking to stop buying rawhide treats!

I have an 80 pound German Shepherd that is an aggressive chewer . She loves these chews . They usually last anywhere between 3-5 days for her before it gets to small and we take it away . We then take the small part and microwave it and give her the cheese puff that she also loves . It has never caused her any gi upset . I buy a lot of these when they go on sale to help with cost

I typically purchase these cheese treats but will no more. This was a new brand for me. Maybe I received a bad one, but my pup got very sick on the last one she ate which led to long nights of worry and IV fluids. Vet mentioned it may have sat in the heat too long during transit. Regardless, I don't like to leave negative reviews but be cautious before giving your pup this brand.

We ordered a medium for our 26 lb Bernedoodle. It arrived in a sealed pouch. When I opened it I sniffed it and it does smell slighly smoky. Not so much that you'd notice it from a distance, but it must smell great to my dog, because she chewed it for nearly an hour that first night. She's had it for about a week now, and it's still pretty large. We have noticed more larger chunks breaking off now than earlier, and have taken that to mean the chew is nearing it's end. Good thing there are instructions right on the packaging to turn it into a treat so no bit gets wasted.

My puppy doesn’t like these nearly as much as Bully sticks, which is probably a good thing because that means they last much longer because he chews them off and on (instead of ferociously until it’s gone like the bully). The bad part is he has broken a couple already so far dropping them on the hard floors, so then they’re too small to be a chew. I haven’t tried the turning them into puffs yet, but plan to with the small broken pieces.

My 80lbs Labrador, Max, chews through most treats in minutes. This became his new favorite treat as soon as I unwrapped it. He has been working on it for a week and it looks like it will last at least 2 more weeks. This gets added to the monthly auto-shipment for sure!

for dedicated chewers like our 7-month old Golden, these are a great choice. Just make sure the pup is on a surface that can be easily cleaned because they inevitably leave sticky little crumbs behind. Pro tip: let them chew about half of the stick, then pop the remainder in the microwave for 90 seconds, let it cool, then watch them devour it.

My doggo is absolutely obsessed! I have to take it away from her or she will chew it forever and ever and finish it in one go. I make sure I'm supervising, especially now that it's gotten smaller. it's great to calm her down for a bit

Solid cheese, lasts a long time for our dog. She chews for a while and will leave it and pick it back up again. Perfect size and better than having to try to find in store.

My standard poodle loves yak cheese sticks. It is one of his favorite chews. When we gave him the extra large stick this morning (he’s only had the large size), he would not let it out of his mouth, even to chew it, and promptly ran outside and buried it. He’s never done that with a treat or toy before! I’d say this was a successful purchase.