BRUTUS & BARNABY Bully Bites- Grass Fed Low Odor Bully Stick Bites- All Natural and Grain Free (1lb)

My 1 year old Corgi Molly sniffed it and refused it. She wanted the super skinny Nature Gnaws I had gotten for my 5 month old Corgi Milo. The two have been passing the big stick back and forth for about an hour. If a Corgi won't eat something than there is something wrong with it. It can be cheaper than another product but I'm not saving any money if my pups won't eat it. The smellier a bully stick is the better.

The media could not be loaded.  On my second order as Brutus Barnaby is the best quality I have found so far that can stand up against the mr. chewy pup I have in my house. These have been a sanity saver and wish I would have discovered them about 3 months ago.Product Size/Amount: Some reviewers complain the sizes are different or the stick count is not correct. I've been ordering 8oz bag of 6" sticks and there is nothing that says an exact count will be provided "sticks can vary in thickness, usually about 9-12 sticks per bag depending on weight, alwyas 8+ ounces guaranteed". If you think about it, these are 100% beef pizzle and this organ varies in size per animal so they are not going to be the same size and weight; they are not manufactured in a mold. Honestly I don't know if people even think any more...Bad smell? I don't think so. If you put the chewed stick to your nose there is a bit of a stale odor but honestly these don't even come close to the awful smell of the chewing hooves and pig ears out there on the market.Quality? I give it a 5-star as I have tried several other 'bully sticks' and mr chewy blows through them all in minutes - even the ones from the tractor supply store. Brutus Barnaby sticks LAST for HOURS. Since my dog doesn't chew it every minute of the day from sun up to bed time, one stick lasts about 4-5 days with hours of chewing each day. The first or second stick we tried mr chewy over-zealously swallowed the end piece in one gulp and later threw it up as I think it was too large for him to digest, otherwise he has eaten them all the way to the ends, swallowing them without incident or any problems.Price? I am good with the price for this product. You might be able to buy cheaper digestible chews and bully sticks but what is the point if they only last a few minutes? You aren't saving any money, in fact you'll end up spending more. I spent $4.99 for ONE bully stick from the tractor supply store and it was gone in 10 minutes. :("Digestibles" and Hardness: When faced with trying to find a product that will last against aggressive chewers, most turn to hooves and bones. These are too hard and can cause a tooth fracture that can't be seen without a skilled dental exam by the vet, usually while the dog is under anesthesia. These type fractures can allow bacteria inside the tooth and gums and cause terrible damage before they are discovered as a problem. This is why I stay away from super hard chew products. The alternatives are softer products that either don't last (pig ears, other brand bully sticks, esophagus chews...) or are not digestible (rawhide, rubber chews, composite nylon chews, braided ropes, etc.)We are currently using Brutus Barnaby bully sticks and Healthy Edibles Nylabone to satisfy mr chewy's restless and relentless teething bouts. The first healthy edible worked good enough however the next two broke and they are $7.29/each for the large size. They are also VERY MESSY, creating a film of brown paste all over the dogs feet, legs and whatever surface he is chewing the edible nylabone on - and this paste is not easy to wash off. I have to get a nail brush to scrub off the paste residue from his feet and legs. My point here is that we prefer the Brutus Barnaby bully sticks over these two choices.Hope this review helps@Gunners_Game instagram

My dog is a heavy chewer. I was going to need a 2nd job with him eating 2 full bully sticks a day. He was going through $40 a week in bully sticks. This bag has what I’m guessing is the leftovers that didn’t meet the 6 inch size. Now I can give home 2 a day and he’s still happy. Yes they are smaller but we have no wasted ends now.

I've ordered 20?? of these for my two Poms and they LOVE them. Only issue is they smell like what they are... dried bull p*nis haha.. honestly its gross, BUT they are good for them and they really are a great treat that keeps their teeth cleaner, digestible, and has kept them both from chewing on other things we'd like to keep them away from. VERY pleased with the product hence the multiple orders!

Bully sticks are so good for my dogs teeth & they love them! These sticks seem much more uniform in size than so other brands I’ve tried. Will be buying them again.

I try to feed my beloved pet treats and food NOT made in China; in fact, I will NOT feed them anything made in China. This item is not, and I like that and will buy it again.

Although I feel that the price is a bit high, Skye really loves these bullys. She is a 40lb Auzie Shepard/Border collie mix and a tough chewer. Depending on the day one of these will last from half an hour to all day. Average time three hours.

If they were really extremely low-odor I think they would be way less appealing to my dogs. I have three, ranging from 14 to 30 pounds, so the assorted sizes work out great for them. By the way, if you don't know what bully sticks are... don't look it up. Ick.