Nature Gnaws Extra Large Bully Sticks for Dogs 11-12" (3 Count) - Thick Long Lasting for Aggressive Chewers and Heavy Chewers - Natural Beef Dog Chew Bones

I got these treats for my chichuaua and she loves them. I've gotten these multiple times as my small really loves them. They're the perfect size for her little mouth and she chews on them for a long time. I like that theyre made from real beef and dont have any bad stuff in them like rawhide. They're also gluten free and grain free which is good because my puppy has a sensitive tummy.​ I'll definitely love these again when we run out

Great chew

My Daisy is only 61/2 lbs, loves theses. They do smell but she loves. They last a long time

These are great for my Husky puppy. He seems to like them, and they keep him from chewing on everything else for about an hour! However, on a selfish note… the smell is horrendous! I can’t give one to my puppy when I’m home. The smell makes me gag, and it sticks to his breath for hours. With that, unfortunately I won’t buy the product again… but that’s just due to my own problems lol… my husband says that the smell doesn’t really bother him. I normally give one to my puppy when I leave the house for errands, and it keeps him busy while I’m gone. So that’s the important plus!!

My little poodle loves these. A must have.

Amazon censored my original in depth review so I will leave it at this: I’ve bought this product many times for my 58 lb staffy girl: 6” large Bully sticks, but the most recent bag was disappointing. They either sent me the “skinny” version or their quality control has gone way down. Every stick in this bag is half the thickness of an average stick from the last bag. See pics for comparison. It took my girl all of 2 minutes to chew one of these up compared to at least 10 minutes it would usually take her. Hoping the seller will address this, because I’m thinking they sent me the wrong product (skinny vs large size).Aside from this issue I like this company, it has been a good balance of quality/size/price ratio for these and my girl loves the bully sticks.

These are a bit pricey for only 10 but apparently they are good as my dogs get excited about them. They require more time chewing than some others do. So that's a plus. I want something that will keep them busy for awhile. I have not noticed any issues with the dogs health because of these or diarrhea or anything and I have not had any issues with choking. I would recommend this product.My dogs ages range from 3 months to 16 years and all are under 15 pounds.

Its more money for less bullystick. Shrinkflation is killing the value of this product, and this brand is making it very difficult for you to comparison shop with what you bought last time. But I did the math and here it is: I bought a bag of 50, six-inch bully sticks about two months ago. The bag was full of 5 inch sticks that were on the thin side ( see the pictures ). This was a 50 bag that weighed 37 ounces (sticker minimum net weight making each stick weigh 1.351 ounces ) So I said whatever and figured this was the new normal.Now I need another one. The 50 bag is no longer available so I’m buying a bag of 15, six-inch sticks. Irrespective of a lost bulk quantity discount, I am paying 26% more per ounce of bullystick for this bag than the last one. The price only went up from $3.10 per stick to 3.17 per stick, but these sticks are only 1.01 ounces. That is only 74% of the previous weight of 1.351 ounces per stick two months ago. I felt like I got ripped off when the 50 bag came, and now I’m getting ripped off again. The price essentially went up around 65% for me across both of these orders. It is my contention that this brand intentionally obfuscates increased prices over less quantity by not publishing a price per unit, varying availability of bulk orders and labeling their weights and measurements using pounds, ounces, grams, kilograms and fractions thereof interchangeably across product types and instances of the same product across time.Unfortunately, none of this is illegal as they still fall inside the bounds of the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act of 1967. But this is definitely not nice. They will continue to use their fun house mirror tricks on these products to continue selling you less bully stick for more money. This is so unfair to my doggies. Steve and Jay used to make a really solid product for a good value, and they still have the best bully stick on amazon, but the shrinkflation exposure we are getting here is painful.