EcoKind Pet TreatsHimalayan Dog Chews, Healthy Dog Odorless Dog Chews, Rawhide Free, Long Lasting Dog Bones for Aggressive Chewers, Indoors & Outdoor Use, Made in The Himalayans, Large (Pack of 8)

I have been buying Himalayan Cheese chews for my dogs for years. I purchased these because they seemed to be an excellent value. When they arrived today, the first thing I noticed is that they appear to have coloring and a smoked smell sprayed on them. None of the other cheese chews have ever had this smell. Sections of the outside appeared dark brown where the inside is a white/cream colored. Definitely wasn’t from baking it... it was a sprayed on color. I also noticed that these didn’t seem as dense/heavy and many of them had holes or open areas inside them that you could see from from the sides.I gave one to one of my dogs anyway and was a bit alarmed at how fast he was chewing it up and the large pieces that were coming off. Our dogs (28 lbs and 46 lbs) typically take days, and sometimes weeks to chew one of these up. I ended up taking it away from him because I was concerned about the large pieces causing an intestinal issue.These just aren’t made the same and I cannot risk one of our dogs getting sick, being in pain or a huge vet bill. I’ll pay more for the good brand.Please see photo: this brand is on the left and is a result of just minutes of chewing. The normal brand is on the right and has been chewed on for over a week by two different dogs.I am returning these.

It's good time pass for my pup but only 1 piece was really thick and rest are small.

These yak cheese sticks are fantastic dog chews. They are very durable. Even when soaking wet they are not slimy. The bag I bought had six sticks each one between six and 7 inches. None were broken. Buying them this way is a lot less expensive than getting them from the pet store. I’m including photos of how I attach a small Tennis ball to the end of the stick to prevent the dog from swallowing the last chunk. I haven’t had this problem but do note that if your dog drops the stick repetitively on concrete it will probably break. They are quite brittle. I think that is just a characteristic of these cheese sticks. they’re all like that

I had a 3lb bag of these coming to me every month with no issues. When I got my January order all seemed ok. I had a dog that had teeth extractions so I didn’t open or inspect the bag immediately, as he couldn’t have them. The first 2 were ok and I apparently didn’t look at all of them at that time - or I just got lucky - not sure. The next tine I went to get some it appeared they were all covered with some level of mold.I wrote to the company via Facebook messenger and attached pictures but never got a response.I’ve recommended this particular brand to a LOT of people, specifically on our dog rescue site, but I won’t be doing that any more.

I have Dalmatians and they can't have certain meats/etc for health reasons. Finding a healthy, NON RAWHIDE, chew that lasts my biggest chewer more than 5 minutes is extremely difficult. Someone suggested these yak chews and I decided to give them a try.They're more expensive than the cheap stuff but these are nice and healthy. 1 medium sized chew lasted my most aggressive chewer 45minutes. That is 45minutes of NON-STOP AGGRESSIVE CHEWING. When the dogs chew it down to where it's unsafe - just pop it in the microwave and it becomes a new, flaky, treat that they can eat without worry of getting lodged in their throat. I will never buy another chew for my dogs.