NATURE GNAWS Large Bully Sticks 5 - 6" Dog Treats, 3 count - Chewy.com

Nature Gnaws Large Bully Sticks 5 - 6" Dog Treats

By Nature Gnaws
Rated 4.0635 out of 5 stars
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  • Single-ingredient treat sourced from only 100% natural, premium beef, so your pup can enjoy a natural treat full of natural flavor and nutrition.
  • Contains no added hormones, preservatives or chemicals and serves as a safe alternative to rawhide treats.
  • Highly digestible and delicious hard treat that helps to remove plaque and tartar to support your pal’s dental health.
  • Large-sized bully sticks are especially perfect for large breeds who love to chew to their heart’s content.
  • Each treat is hand-selected and inspected before being carefully packed in the USA in air-tight resealable zipper bags to ensure optimal freshness.

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Questions & Answers

6 Customer Questions

Are these sticks made from beef raised in the USA, and are the sticks then manufactured in the USA?
Answer by Chewy • Jul 19, 2018
The beef is from Argentina and Brazil. It is grass fed, free range in USDA/ FDA facilities and then packaged in the U.S.
Are these dehydrated or baked?
Answer by Chewy • Dec 01, 2021
These treats are all natural and treated with irradiation.
do they smell
Answer by Chewy • Mar 31, 2022
You may notice a natural scent and oil while your dog chews.
Is this product irradiated?
Answer by Chewy • Nov 04, 2021
These treats are treated with irradiation. Once the chews are cleaned with water and baked in FDA-approved kitchens, they are sent to Midwest Laboratories where they provide Nature Gnaws state-of-the-art microbiological tests. These tests provide an extra level of protection, ensuring all products are free from salmonella, e-coli and other bacterial contamination. This additional step is not required in the industry but Nature Gnaws believes it’s a necessary step to keep their products safe and nutritious.

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Rated 4.0635 out of 5 stars
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By JordanB on Dec 18, 2022

Perfect Chew

These are super smelly (like cow manure) but to be given to dogs outside for allotted times, they are perfect! Best given in bully stick holder so they don't completely disappear. They are long lasting and dogs love them.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By LINDA on Dec 14, 2022

Great for a safe chew

I have two big dogs and when they get a bit restless, giving them each one of these bully sticks, gives them a safe way to redirect that energy - at least for a few mins. Great product.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Leslie on Jan 20, 2023

overpriced

wonderful treats but with the larger sizes unavailable, it is not price effective

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By bb625 on Jun 12, 2022

Good sticks

The quality of the brand we had been buying was going down, they were getting thinner and thinner so we tried these. Good sticks and will be buying these from now on!

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Lovecats on Mar 11, 2022

Didn't like them

I got the antler pieces from this brand and my puppy loves them. So I thought these bully sticks would be a hit too... but nope. When I offer him the bully stick, he pushes it away with his nose. So, not buying it again.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Mack on Jan 11, 2022

STINKS LIKE POO!!

I can’t even believe that these have any positive reviews. They smell like poo!! I’m really not that bothered by naturally smelling things and I’m not a wimp, but these things smelled so bad that I gagged. Other brands I’ve bought have had a natural smell, but they were tolerable. NOT THESE! They are going in the garbage. So disappointed!

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By thin on Feb 28, 2022

No longer worth price

These used to be thick bully sticks, worth the price. Recently these are completely thin and poor quality. I do not recommend for medium/large dogs.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By MaxandFritz on Apr 25, 2022

Great chewing sticks

My mini Schnauzer puppy loves these and they satisfy his need to know and chew.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Barley on Oct 29, 2021

Perfect Treat

My dog loves bully sticks and these are no exception. I’d say these are good for small-medium size dogs. Make sure to monitor your dog when giving them these as they can be a choking hazard when the pieces get small.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By SaddleBear on Aug 25, 2021

Tartar removal

I have 4 dachshunds varying from 9 to 30 lbs. Their teeth were getting BAD tartar (calculus) buildup and we were getting warnings from the vet about having to pull teeth. Also their breath was getting worse. We started brushing nightly with the Petsmile toothpaste but it wasn't helping. Then we added a nightly light tooth swabbing of a 50/50 mix of aloe vera juice and hydrogen peroxide after brushing. This combined with the toothpaste seemed to soften the tartar but would not remove it. There needed to be an abrasive action. I tried several products but these were the only ones that seemed safe enough to me. Bones, antlers, chicken feet, rawhide all seemed to come with dire warnings. The dogs get 15 minutes with these per day, that's all. After 2 weeks, in conjunction with the nightly brushing and aloe+peroxide swab the tartar is coming off and their breath has improved significantly. Sometimes the dog's gum's get sore due to the aggressive chewing. We back off and give them the Virbac CET Veggie Dent Tartar Dog Chews. These are softer and the dogs chew them up quick but they still get some plaque removal benefit though these are too soft to remove the tartar. The smallest dog (9lbs) ONLY gets the VeggieDent and not the bully sticks as the sticks are too much for him. Lastly, when these bully sticks get short enough that the dogs might swallow them whole, we drill a hole in the end of the bully stick and bolt on a piece of PVC water pipe so they can't swallow the whole thing. During their 15 minutes of chew time we monitor them so they don't swallow anything whole. I wrote this to help other owners worried about their dogs teeth like I was but not wanting to shell out thousands for a dental cleaning and putting the dogs under anesthetic.