EcoKind Himalayan Gold Yak Cheese Dog Chew for Small Dogs, Healthy Dog Treats, Odorless, Long Lasting Dog Bones for Dogs, Rawhide Free, Made in The Himalayans, Small (Pack of 8)

I have to keep ordering more because my vizsla puppy loves them. I keep them in different places in the house so she'll chew on them and not the baseboard.

My toy poodle loves her yak cheese.

Bought these for a litter of five week olds. Perfect size and texture to help with crate training before they went to their new homes. I also sent one home with each puppy which the new owners appreciated.

I had to stop buying these because my dog absolutely loses his mind when he gets one and he digs holes in all of my potted plants to hide them in.

This keeps our new puppy busy for hours compared to all the other chews that are out there. I fully understand why these are so highly rated comparted to the other chews. Worth Every Penny.

The first Yak sticks we tried were the Ecokind brand, but we were buying them one at a time, and some of the other brands are cheaper for single sticks. Specifically, the "original" Himalayan Yak chew company was around half the price at one point. After being severely disappointed with literally EVERY other brand available, we're back to Ecokind. They're consistently on top in terms of longevity, flavor, scent, and size.Ecokind yak sticks are nearly twice as dense as the other guys, so the shape is more of a stick than a brick. The other ones don't fit in ANY holder, even the ones made BY the original brand.Being so much denser also means the Ecokind sticks capture a LOT less smoke than the other guys. Don't get me wrong, I love the taste and smell of smoke. I grew up in Tennessee, and we basically consider it one of the 3 main spices, right there with salt and pepper. There's a limit, though, people! It's like spandex. Too much of it in one item is NEVER ok. You have to taste or smell the Ecokind stick to know it's smoked. With the other guys, you HAVE to taste and smell their sticks... You don't actually have a choice in the matter, once you've opened the package. It's so thick in the air. Alternatively, you can read the packaging. It tells you they're smoked. You can smell the other ones through the bag, though. That, alone, should send you running.A final benefit to the higher density is that there are fewer bubbles in the final product. That means fewer weak points. That's not only important in terms of how long lasting the sticks are, it's CRUCIALLY important for your dog's safety. All yak sticks break when chomped on. The Ecokind sticks break into pea sized, blunt bits. Tiny little chunks, basically. The big, blocky, over-smoked ones break off into shards. I'm talking about inch long shards with extremely sharp edges. I'm not going to say they're "razor-sharp," but find one with your foot in the dark, and you'll be wishing for a nice Lego to step on. If you decide to go with the other guys, stock up on band-aids. You'll figure out why pretty quickly.Overall, I've been really happy with the Ecokind sticks, and as long as Dixie continues to absolutely love them, they're the only ones I'll buy. As an added bonus, they fit in a Kong toy.

I have a 3 month old French Bulldog who is teething. I asked my vet to help with teething and ease those new teeth coming in. They are known for sensitive tummies, so I had to be careful. She recommended the yak chews. I bought the size for large dogs, just because I knew he would be able to hold it and not swallow it. I had bought "puppy " chews and was burned. He could swallow them whole. So large it was.These are great!! He can chew them and wear the yak chew down without hurting himself. They pieces he might get off are no bigger than a sesame seed. No choking Hazzard. And it has lasted a long time. I just bought more of these!!These are great on puppy teeth. Expensive, but they last.

The dog just didn't like them.