Himalayan Pet Supply Cheese Chews|Long Lasting, Stain Free, Protein Rich, Low Odor|100% Natural, Healthy & Safe|No Lactose, Gluten Or Grains|for Dogs 55 Lbs&Brown,X-Large(521015),5.3 Ounce (Pack of 1)
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- YAK CHEESE HIMALAYAN DOG CHEWS: We specially make our dog chews with an ancient Himalayan recipe from the mountains of Nepal. Each Himalayan dog chew is expertly hand crafted by artisans using ancient techniques passed down through families for hundreds of years.
- JUST CHEESE: This is a totally natural and very nutritious dog treat made with no binding agents, preservatives or additives. We make our Himalayan yak chews from yak's and cow's milk with a curing process that removes lactose, allowing the yak chews to be gentle on sensitive stomachs.
- DOG CHEWS LONG LASTING: When you give a Himalayan dog chew to your dog, you know that you are providing them with quality chewing entertainment. Our long lasting dog chews can help to keep even the most aggressive chewers busy as dogs must work the end of the yak chew for hours, softening it with their mouths before slowly chewing small pieces off.
- EASILY DIGESTIBLE: Himalayan dog chews are better digested than standard rawhide chews and bully sticks. The dog snacks are lactose free, grain free, and gluten free making them easily digestible for any kind of dog breed.
- ORIGINAL CHEESE FLAVOR: Included is one extra large, 5.3 oz original cheese flavored Himalayan yak cheese stick ideal for dogs 55 pounds and over, not for dogs younger than 12 weeks.
- ANCIENT HIMALAYAN RECIPE from the mountains of Nepal - Each Himalayan dog chew is expertly hand crafted by artisans using ancient techniques passed down through families for hundreds of years.
- JUST CHEESE - Milk sourced from the best yaks and Cows. Ingredients are natural with no binding agents, preservatives or additives. The curing process removes lactose and yaky chews are Gluten free and Grain Free.
- KEEP YOUR DOGS HAPPY for hours - your dogs will love chewing, licking & hiding their yaki chews for hours on end. These best in class chews keep aggressive chewers busy.
- EASILY DIGESTIBLE - longer lasting - yak cheese chews are harder and longer lasting than standard Rawhide and bully sticks. They are better digested with no lactose, gluten or grains added.
- EXTRA LARGE Himalayan cheese chews - BEST for dogs 55 pounds and smaller. Chews sized right for your dog's weight, temperament and activity level. 1 chew per pouch
Product Specifications
Item Weight | 5.3 ounces |
Department | dog-treats |
Manufacturer | Himalayan Dog Chew |
ASIN | B005W0O5JK |
Country of Origin | Nepal |
Item model number | 93210 |
Date First Available | March 26, 2011 |
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 10.59 x 4.41 x 1.34 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5 x 0.75 x 2 inches |
Item Weight | 5.3 Ounces |
Brand Name | Himalayan Pet Supply |
Target Audience Keyword | dogs |
Directions | Advice for use Give as reward or treat Supervise pets when giving them any treat Best for dogs over 12 weeks old Not for human consumption Chews will last longer if kept in a cool and dry place (do not refrigerate) Wash hands after handling products with dog drool Remove treat if potential hazard presents itself |
Country of Origin | Nepal |
Warranty Description | 100% Consumer Satisfaction with the quality of the Chew |
Model Name | Himalayan Chew 100% Natural for Dogs XL |
Color | Cheese-Gray |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Age Range Description | All Life Stages |
Care Instructions | Do not freeze, Do not refrigerate |
Number of Items | 1 |
Manufacturer | Himalayan Dog Chew |
Style | Cheese |
Breed Recommendation | Large Breeds |
Specific Uses for Product | Indoor |
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Decent chew. I was really excited to find a chew that’s supposed to be super long-lasting AND natural so I can feel good about giving this to my dog and enjoy some quiet time! Plus, my dog LOVES cheese and yogurt and anything dairy so I figured this would be a huge winner with her.Obviously since you’re reading this review you realize that this thing is pretty expensive. Ok…not PRETTY expensive, it IS expensive. Unfortunately it didn’t turn out to be quite the incredible new chew discovery I had hoped it would be.First of all, I am not new to dog chews. My fiance and I have an 80 lb Doberman who has had raw hides (in many shapes and sizes), bully sticks, tracheas and a bunch of other kinds I can’t even remember the names of. Since she is quite the spoiled little princess dog, she gets chews on a pretty regular basis and has learned to make quick work of chews that used to take her longer. Raw hides and bully sticks last the longest with her. She’ll usually work on it for an hour or so (maybe less) before wrapping it up and saving it for later. They usually last 2-3 sessions.Since this is supposed to be ultra-long lasting, I expected it to last longer than her raw hides and bully sticks. Well…in an hour (maybe a little longer…but only by 10 minutes at most), she had finished half. So pretty much that means it would last 2 hours if she ate it in one session. After half she decided she had enough and lef it for later. So really, this lasts no longer than her raw hides and bully sticks except it costs about 4x (or more) more. Granted the benefit of this is that it doesn’t smell (like bully sticks) and it doesn’t stain (like raw hides). However, I don’t think that benefit is worth all that extra money. Obviously this is expensive because of its source and the process for making this and I completely appreciate that…I just don’t want to spend money on that.Really though, if this was something she absolutely went crazy for, I’d say it’s still worth it to purchase for her (like I said…she’s spoiled)…but she’s not even that into this thing. I thought for sure she’d love it since it’s dairy-based but she’s pretty ‘meh’ about it I guess.It took her awhile to get into it. She was crazy sniffing and sitting for it when I first took it out to give to her but after she got it she spent quite awhile trying to find a place for it and then pretty much just left it there for a few hours. I figured it was because she wasn’t familiar with it and wasn’t sure what to do with it, but now I think it’s just that she has other chews she prefers. After she finished half to leave for later I was worried she would finish the whole thing in one day so I took it away for awhile. When I gave it back to her she pretty much just found a place for it and left it there…she’ll pick it up occasionally but not to chew. She likes to pick things up when she gets excited and that’s the extent of her interaction with this thing. Since then she has received a few other chews that she has chewed, left, and gone back to and finished…this one is still just sitting there.I’ll probably buy another one at some point in the distant future to see if she takes to it more (maybe it IS just a novelty thing with her) but really, this is no miracle ultra-long lasting chew…at least not for my dog. 2 hours is a good amount of time but there are other chews that provide the same chew time at a fraction of the cost.Oh…I should also mention that there didn’t really seem to be any adverse effects with this for my dog (stomach upset, diarrhea etc.).
I love that I can see products at stores out in. I love that I can see products at stores out in the wild, then go to Amazon and find the exact same products at a reduced cost. I bought this for my super picky dog. He refuses any rawhildes, dog biscuits, dog toys stuffed with noms, antlers, etc. I’ve tried bully sticks, peanut butter treats, dehydrated chicken breasts and sweet potatoes, but I just can’t find anything to really hold his interest. One day I was browsing through our local independently owned pet supply store when I saw this interesting product. The chew itself it all natural, and apparently made through a collaborative effort with local Nepalese people. The chew is basically a petrified cheese made from yak milk. You would think that cheese this dehydrated and hard would stink with the force of a thousand rotten Roqueforts, but this product has hardly any smell at all. I unwrapped it from the package and showed it to my dog (75 pound Akita). He immediately took it in his mouth over to his bed where he gnawed on it for quite a while (nearly 30 minutes) before taking a break and deciding something else was more interesting. I like that I can give this to him and not have to worry about him swallowing pieces, since the whole thing is digestible. I store it in a plastic bag and offer it to my dog, usually during dinner or other at home mealtimes when I want him to occupy himself with something. I also let him have it when I know we will be leaving the house for an extended period of time. My only complaint about this product is that it does have the tendency to crumble into small pieces that then get embedded in our plush carpet. The combination of this product plus doggie saliva somehow seems to form this super-glue like bond to which a vacuum sometimes cannot conquer. I’ve found that a paint scraper works well to remove the pieces from our carpet. Since I don’t see us installing laminate flooring or hardwood throughout the remainder of our house in the foreseeable future, I now just let him chew this either in his crate, or on our solid flooring surfaces, or occasionally outside. One thing that I find particularly interesting is that when this product becomes small enough that he could potentially swallow it, you can break it into smaller pieces to offer as a crunchy treat. I usually keep two of these on hand so that when one gets chewed down to a nub, I can give him the spare. I can then break the nubby leftover into a few small pieces, nuke them in the microwave, and turn them into a crunchy cheesy treat reminiscent of a cheese puff for my dog. A small piece expands almost 10x the volume once microwaved, meaning that a small 2 inch nub can be broken down so that it lasts quite a while.
I love that I can see products at stores out in. I love that I can see products at stores out in the wild, then go to Amazon and find the exact same products at a reduced cost. I bought this for my super picky dog. He refuses any rawhildes, dog biscuits, dog toys stuffed with noms, antlers, etc. I’ve tried bully sticks, peanut butter treats, dehydrated chicken breasts and sweet potatoes, but I just can’t find anything to really hold his interest. One day I was browsing through our local independently owned pet supply store when I saw this interesting product. The chew itself it all natural, and apparently made through a collaborative effort with local Nepalese people. The chew is basically a petrified cheese made from yak milk. You would think that cheese this dehydrated and hard would stink with the force of a thousand rotten Roqueforts, but this product has hardly any smell at all. I unwrapped it from the package and showed it to my dog (75 pound Akita). He immediately took it in his mouth over to his bed where he gnawed on it for quite a while (nearly 30 minutes) before taking a break and deciding something else was more interesting. I like that I can give this to him and not have to worry about him swallowing pieces, since the whole thing is digestible. I store it in a plastic bag and offer it to my dog, usually during dinner or other at home mealtimes when I want him to occupy himself with something. I also let him have it when I know we will be leaving the house for an extended period of time. My only complaint about this product is that it does have the tendency to crumble into small pieces that then get embedded in our plush carpet. The combination of this product plus doggie saliva somehow seems to form this super-glue like bond to which a vacuum sometimes cannot conquer. I’ve found that a paint scraper works well to remove the pieces from our carpet. Since I don’t see us installing laminate flooring or hardwood throughout the remainder of our house in the foreseeable future, I now just let him chew this either in his crate, or on our solid flooring surfaces, or occasionally outside. One thing that I find particularly interesting is that when this product becomes small enough that he could potentially swallow it, you can break it into smaller pieces to offer as a crunchy treat. I usually keep two of these on hand so that when one gets chewed down to a nub, I can give him the spare. I can then break the nubby leftover into a few small pieces, nuke them in the microwave, and turn them into a crunchy cheesy treat reminiscent of a cheese puff for my dog. A small piece expands almost 10x the volume once microwaved, meaning that a small 2 inch nub can be broken down so that it lasts quite a while.
Truly a long lasting treat. I have a super muscular black lab who weighs 85 pounds, and a German Shepherd/Corb Shepherd mix (Romanian bear hunting and wolf hunting sheep herding breed, very big) who’s slightly bigger than the lab. They chew on them for about two hours at a time and then start arguing over who gets which bone so I take them away. I’ll give them back a day or two later for another two hours and then the same thing happens. So I would say they probably get a good 8 hours of chewing on these before I pop them in the microwave to puff up, when they are about 2 inches long. The minute they realize that’s what I am about to do they go crazy. It changes the texture of them and I think the heat just releases this smell that they absolutely love. But they come out of the microwave extremely hot, and not just on the outside. They have to cool significantly before I can give them back. So that does make my pups quite impatient. I pop them in the freezer and I know it’s safe within five minutes. Another thing I’ve noticed is that they enjoy playing with these bones as much as chewing on them. When I first gave one to my lab when he was seven or eight months old, he sneezed at it and tossed it around the room like it was alive and he needed to kill it first. That went on for days before he finally started chewing on it. Now that he has a better idea of how good it is he plays with it a little each time I give it to him, but then really gets to work chewing on it. My shepherd mix who just turned one still plays with it that way for a while each time I give it to her, and that’s not something she normally does with other treats or chew toys. She is strictly a chewer normally. I have purchased dozens of different types of treats for them online and in the store, and this is by far their favorite treat. It’s also the longest lasting treat. Everything else I buy that claims to be long-lasting, whether it’s a natural animal product or something factory made, is gone in half an hour tops. So in my opinion it is definitely worth spending a few extra dollars for these treats because they will outlast anything else I’ve tried and my dogs never get tired of them.
Keeps our dog occupied when quality is right. Updated based on most recent purchase:Based on all purchase I’m updating review averaging it out to 4 stars. She used to LOVE these and would last about 6 hours total and would keep her occupied immediately for when I needed to focus on work, received 1 that wasn’t quite right and lasted about 15 minutes, most recent has lasted the same as previous purchases like 6 hours or so but she’s also losing interest in them and lets them sit for days and just chews for short intervals. We don’t let her chew them inside because they require clean up but at least the don’t smell like some alternatives. Will purchase more just less frequently.Last Review:My dog loves these and this was the 4th or 5th time purchasing. They usually have a light color and last for hours but we received a dark one with little holes in it and within like 15 minutes our 9 month old puppy devoured it. I usually supervise and check on her every 15 minutes or so to see if it’s getting too small so I was shocked it was finished when I checked on her with yak cheese splinters all around her! Usually 1 lasts for about 2 three hour chew sessions before I take it away so I can work and she’s occupied…ordering again as the price can’t be beat at our local store, hopefully it won’t be an “old” or defective one again.
Great for hard chewers!!! And all natural ingredients. I have a 9 year old Boston Terrier and a 1 year old German Shorthair pup. The Bostie is a light to moderate chewer, and the pup believes that EVERYTHING is a chew toy. He has destroyed SO many things that claimed they are for tough chewers but surprisingly these XL cheese bones are still around. Some parts of them broke off when the dog dropped them on a hard surface, but I just popped those parts that were too small for them to chew in the microwave and made a cheese poof for them as a treat. I love that you’re able to do that with the pieces once they get too small. Other bones you just have to toss when they become small enough their a choking hazard, but these… a couple seconds in the microwave and poof, a yummy cheesy treat for my babies. I would highly recommend them for any dogs as they are very durable (just watch them if they drop it on a hard surface) but my pups still have at least half of each left and we’ve had them for a couple weeks now. I will definitely buy them again.
Quality is not consistent. My Lab loves these without a doubt. But the quality is never the same. She is 70 pounds and is an aggressive chewer. Sometimes she chews these apart and eats them within an hour (literally), other times they last a couple days. Ive purchased this 5 times, and 3 lasted a hour, 2 of them lasted a couple days.
Good product. Keeps 9 month old Labrador pup occupied.
ok. my husky is an aggressive chewer and he goes through one of these in two days, but he really enjoys them, so I’m giving it 4 stars. lol.
My Pup Loves This. The media could not be loaded. My dog loves this. She is a very aggressive chewer so bigger and thicker is better for her. These chews are very durable. She dropped it off of the sofa and broke it. We followed the microwave directions (on the package) and puffed the broken bits. She loved that even more. She played with it and chewed it. I kept an eye on her because I was worried about small parts and choking, but she did fine with it. The puffed version is a little messier, but she enjoys it so much and it keeps her busy so no big deal. I will order again.
My Pup Loves This. The media could not be loaded. My dog loves this. She is a very aggressive chewer so bigger and thicker is better for her. These chews are very durable. She dropped it off of the sofa and broke it. We followed the microwave directions (on the package) and puffed the broken bits. She loved that even more. She played with it and chewed it. I kept an eye on her because I was worried about small parts and choking, but she did fine with it. The puffed version is a little messier, but she enjoys it so much and it keeps her busy so no big deal. I will order again.
Great Value, Long Lasting. Just one of these (Big Dog size) provides 1.5 months+ of entertainment to my miniature schnauzer puppy. Highly recommend to anyone with a chewer.
Husky approved. My dog loves yaks in general and these with Bacon he cannot get enough of it, it is his go to chew. I like them because they are more natural and good for his teeth. He is almost 6 months old and never been a chewer other than his toys and he has had yaks and hooves and I want to get away from hooves and all yaks so I was looking for different varieties of yak so far this one is his favorite. You would be surprised as to how much he has chewed in such a short time. I think the best thing is after they get small you make a whole new treat with them!
Great. Keeps dog occupied 👍🏻🐾
Best pup purchase. Will entertain dogs for hours!!! Great item! Must buy for dog owners!