Top Dog Chews Premium Himalayan XL Yak Cheese Dog Chew Treat, 3-count

I have tried so many different chews for my 7 m/old pup and he often gets bored of them and moves on quick. He likes bully sticks but only chews on them for about 10 minutes then leaves it alone for a while. He’s been chewing on this thing for like 2 hours now. I love him but it is so nice to have peace and it not be my hands he’s chewing on!!

These yak cheese chews are the better kind - they don't splinter but they are tough. However, they cost $10 per chew and my dog, who is not a super-chewer, had one stick chewed down to 2 inches long in less than 20 minutes. So there's a trade off for the better quality chew being easier to consume. However, there are other brands that don't splinter that last longer, so I'll probably go back to that brand. Also, the three I received do not have any smell like some other kinds that are smoked/flavored, yet my dog LOVES them!

My dog is a serious chewer who typically devours bully sticks and dental chews in no time at all...well maybe 5 minutes for green dental chews to 15 minutes for a 12" bully stick? If he eats them that fast they don't do much for his teeth. These yak chews last longer and he adores them. He would keep working on it til it was gone, so I do take it away to spread it over 3 days. It's about 300 calories per XL chew. What a great product!

These chews are wonderful. Anything that can keep my Bullmastiff and ACD happy for a day and not break the bank is a miracle and these do the trick! Usually, I they can even get two days out of a couple of them. They're perfect for when they just need something different to do.

I researched Chewy for hours to figure out which Yak chews last the longest. My research pointed me to these but so far I’m getting 2-3 days out of a stick. Not sure if it’s because I have a 7 month old lab puppy or what, but the reviews said one stick has lasted weeks for dogs. I’m not sure if it’s worth the high price. I do love how chill they make my dog and because of that, I’m going to try one more bag before I make a call.

My westy is addicted to these things they're all natural they're not bad for them and when it gets down to a little tiny piece if they can't chew, soak it in water for about a 1/2 hour to 45 minutes and then put it in the microwave for about 30 seconds it makes a cheese puff a hard cheese puff that they will eat and love

I didn’t note they were XL and got them for a Biewer Terrier pup. My hubby was able to quarter them with a coping saw and pup loves them

Took my 40-lb dog less than 90 minutes to chew through an entire cheese stick. Not great value.

Our 10-month old labradoodle is 62 pounds and he devours bully sticks in 5 minutes. We were looking for a longer lasting chew, and have tried many options. Unfortunately he shows no interest in rubber chew toys like a Kong, even when stuffed with food. This yak cheese chew is by far Becket's favorite. Each chew has lasted so long I lost count of the hours (12 - 15 per chew?). Each chew is substantial: 6-7" long X 1.5" wide X 1" thick. Issues to be aware of: 1) To avoid upset stomach from too much cheese, we only give Becket the chew for an hour or two per day. 2) This chew does leave little crumbs/shards behind requiring a quick vacuum. That minute of work is well worth the hours of our puppy's Our 10-month old labradoodle is 62 pounds and he devours bully sticks in 5 minutes. We were looking for a longer lasting chew, and have tried many options. Unfortunately he shows no interest in rubber chew toys like a Kong, even when stuffed with food. This yak cheese chew is by far Becket's favorite. Each chew has lasted so long I lost count of the hours (12 - 15 per chew?). Each chew is substantial: 6-7" long X 1.5" wide X 1" thick. Issues to be aware of: 1) To avoid upset stomach from too much cheese, we only give Becket the chew for an hour or two per day. 2) This chew does leave little crumbs/shards behind requiring a quick vacuum. That minute of work is well worth the hours of our puppy's engagement with the yak chew. 3) We carefully monitor the size of the chew and replace it when there is a chance it could be swallowed whole. I'm probably overly careful, but I take the chew away when it is 3" long. I haven't tried softening/microwaving the cheese yet, but plan to use the small pieces that way. … more

This is the only chew bone that our big Labrador does not immediately destroy. He loves it too. It keeps him from chewing up the kids toys.