Ziwi Peak Oral Health Deer Shank Bone Dog Chew

My pup was a bit apprehensive at first but then went to town. She was on it from when I went to work and still when I came back! Occasionally she would walk around whining w it in her mouth looking for a place to hide it bc she loved it so much. Only thing is that it was shockingly A LOT smaller than expected. It was fine for her bc she’s only 7lbs

Both our boys loved these and I bought them the full sized version the next time around. We have a GSD and a Malinois and they both enjoyed the bones for quite awhile. I eventually threw them away once they got too small but lots of fun for them both before that

I ordered full sized bones to give out as gifts to dog friends. Within minutes the bones shattered into a dangerously sharp sections. I'm not taking any chances on a dog getting injured from a bad bone so the other will be tossed into the trash can.

The first bone I received was about 6-7in long and 1in diameter at the smallest tip. After thinking it’s a great deal I decided to add to autoship. The second bone I received was about 2in shorter and very thin. I removed from the autoship.

Finally found something Max likes. He loves this bone and it is long lasting. A definite buy for our boy.

I have a very picky eater (Lhasa Apso). And that isn't an exaggeration. He will turn his nose up to even shredded chicken and beef. It's a nightmare at dinner time when he's being picky and treats are much the same. I've noticed a consistency in what he likes; duck flavored thing (jerky in particular), bully sticks, tripe, tendons and you guessed it...trachea. He usually gets strips of trachea so I was exited to try this. My dog doesn't like plain bones so I thought it was a good hit. It's expensive, so of course he liked it! He spent about an hour chewing off the trachea and did cause a little bit of a mess. I would highly recommend watching your dog when he's eating this (as with any bone!) I have a very picky eater (Lhasa Apso). And that isn't an exaggeration. He will turn his nose up to even shredded chicken and beef. It's a nightmare at dinner time when he's being picky and treats are much the same. I've noticed a consistency in what he likes; duck flavored thing (jerky in particular), bully sticks, tripe, tendons and you guessed it...trachea. He usually gets strips of trachea so I was exited to try this. My dog doesn't like plain bones so I thought it was a good hit. It's expensive, so of course he liked it! He spent about an hour chewing off the trachea and did cause a little bit of a mess. I would highly recommend watching your dog when he's eating this (as with any bone!) because he managed to tear off a longer strip and tried to swallow. It got stuck in his throat a bit. He was able to breath just fine but kept smacking his lips. I was able to look in his mouth and easily pull it out. He never had an issue after. Once he finished the trachea, he gnawed on the bone for a bit before I tossed in the trash (too afraid of shards but the bone was super thick) Will be buying in the future as special treats. For reference my dog is 25 pounds and I felt the half shank was perfectly safe for him. … more

My dog loveeeess Venison, but this thing is another level!!! He loves this so much!!!

I bought these for my German Shepherd and Shepsky. They were more than eager to chew these bones. They're not too messy, which is great. There wasn't any splintering or scraps left behind. Unlike other bones, I didn't need to run after them with a vacuum. And the pups love them. There is a layer of what seems to be dried meat, which my dogs chewed off and ate within the first hour. And under that is a bone that they continued to chew. This bone is inedible, but it's been several days and they still enjoy chewing on it. I suppose I'll throw it out if/when they get bored of it. I'll definitely be buying again. I want to see if the oral benefits are as advertised. My GSD is an older dog and has I bought these for my German Shepherd and Shepsky. They were more than eager to chew these bones. They're not too messy, which is great. There wasn't any splintering or scraps left behind. Unlike other bones, I didn't need to run after them with a vacuum. And the pups love them. There is a layer of what seems to be dried meat, which my dogs chewed off and ate within the first hour. And under that is a bone that they continued to chew. This bone is inedible, but it's been several days and they still enjoy chewing on it. I suppose I'll throw it out if/when they get bored of it. I'll definitely be buying again. I want to see if the oral benefits are as advertised. My GSD is an older dog and has some plaque buildup. I would love if this were a natural solution. … more

I have 2 dogs and neither one wants any thing to do with the shank bone.

My eight month old great Pyrenees named a Alaska loves with his bone. it’s lasted her for a while but she is not a crazy chewer