Features:

  • ✓PERFECT TO KEEP YOUR DOG BUSY AND ENJOYING - These chew sticks are healthy, delicious premium organic chews that keeps your dog busy enjoying the sticks. They are made out of totally natural material hence they are easily digestible. They are best alternative to any other similar pet chews....And a GREAT value! The more you purchase, the more you save!
  • ✓NATURAL INGREDIENTS –The chew sticks' source is Nepal; they are made in and imported directly from Nepal. The chew sticks are made from 100% from Yak milk with no artificial ingredients and chemicals, as well as they do not contain any preservatives. The sticks are absolutely free from gluten and lactose making them very gentle on sensitive stomachs.
  • ✓EXCLUSIVE CHEWS FROM ANCIENT RECIPE - These are ‘A’ grade Yak chews sourced from the Himalayas that sink into dogs teeth. This is ancient tried and tested recipe from the mountains of Nepal. These are totally natural and very nutritious dog chews made from yak's and cow's milk. Milk is processed to remove Lactose and make the chews easily digestible and very gentle for sensitive stomachs.
  • ✓STICK SIZE THAT KEEPS DOG BUSY – The sticks come in a bag that contains huge pieces of 6-8 inches in length and 1-2 inches in width which is sufficient to keep the dogs busy for hours enjoying the treat.
  • ✓YOUR PIECE OF MIND – This is highly nutritious product for the dogs that can provide many hours of chew time for your dog. Since the sticks are odorless you are not getting disturbed while the dog is busy chewing the sticks. Since the chews are made out of natural ingredients they are absolutely safe to be used both indoors and out.
Life Saver for Chewing Puppy

These are life savers! 7 month old pup has been getting a pet store version of these since she was 3 months old. Heavily into chewing phase now. These are the same quality as the pet store version, but the price is unbeatable. I would recommend these to anyone with a “mouthy” or high energy dog. It keeps them busy and could save you from furniture chewing. Very good product. Large pieces as promised. Minus fancy packaging — at a very good price.

Unique Dog Treat for the win!

Great to see a quality treat that is healthy and easy on my Boxer (sensitive stomach) She spent hours enjoying 1 treat (3 came in the pack) and she can be quite picky on what treats she'll commit to. The treat starts out hard as a bone about 6 inches in length and then gets softer and softer. I kept a close eye to see how it would break down. No choking issues and didn't leave a huge mess like some lesser treats do. Thanks Himalayan, my Boxer is a fan!

Best chews for vigorous chewers

I have 2 little wirehaired terriers, 10-12 lbs each. They LOVE these yak cheese chews. The 1lb package has 3 or 4 pieces that are fairly large. My 2 little pups can go through all of the chews in a month. Hours of chewing. I will continue to get these every month as long as they enjoy them. I have bought other chew toys and snacks. As one of my pups is actually a 6 month old puppy. They don’t like the other things as much as they love these chews. Best chews for vigorous chewers. Highly recommend this product.

BEST value, and it's two treats in one!

This is a GREAT product and a GREAT value. Go to the store and you'll pay this much for ONE Himalayan chew, so you'd better buy them here! The chews last forever. When they get too small to be safe to eat you can put them in the microwave for about 2 minutes and they'll puff up into sort of a hard cheese-doodle treat that dogs love to crunch up. So it's two treats in one, really! Since there's so many in this package (and they last forever!) instead if waiting until one got to the end I took one whole chew, put it in a ziplock bag and smashed it with a meat tenderizer hammer until it broke into nuggets. I separated the nuggets into like-sized pieces and microwaved them a few at a time (different size pieces will puff up at different rates so it's best to put only a few in at a time). I ended up with an entire bag full of crunchy treats! Even some of the small kibble-sized shards puffed up to two or three times their size. Even if your dog has never tried Himalayan treats this is the package to get instead of buying at the pet store for 3x the cost. And if for some crazy reason your dog doesn't like gnawing on the chew, I guarantee he'll like the puffy, crunchy treats so try smashing one up and puff up the pieces in the microwave. (Make sure your pieces are small enough, about 1cm x 1cm; a piece that size makes a large crunchy treat. Even very small, cat kibble-sized pieces puff up big enough to feed a dog. Don't bother trying to microwave any shard smaller than cat kibble.)

Wow ! I’ve tried every brand out there these are by far the freshest ones !

These truly are huge ( not like most I’ve ordered which are cracking or already in pieces in the bag! They’re well made by far the best Himalayan chews I’ve ever bought I’ve tried 4 other brands! Highly recommend these ! My lab can finish a bone off in 5 min a Himalayan lasts a bit longer but he was going thru them in an hour , this one is really dense bc he still had half left when I took it away for the night ! This on my new “go to “ hope they never change the recipe or mass produce and make them stale !

Dogs loved them, no offensive odors, and lasted all day

I was looking for an alternative to bully sticks (which my dogs love, but even the "low odor" ones are pretty stinky) and I decided to try these yak chews. My dogs loved them! My bag had three pieces, each were about 6+ inches long and at least 1 inch wide in both directions (I didn't actually measure, but they were good size)... a bit too large for my 13 lb guy (papillon), but he still loved giving it a go. My 50 lb girl (catahoula) can completely destroy a 6" bully stick (I give her the thickest ones I can find) in 10 minutes or less, but one of these yak chews took her the better part of a day to wear it down to where it was small enough to be a choking hazard. At which point I put the end in the microwave for about 45 seconds (then let cool completely of course), and it puffed up into crunchy treat about the consistency and shape of the end of a baguette that has sat for a few days and gotten really hard and stale... and she loved that too (and then the papillon stole it from her and finished it off). These chews are a bit expensive for how many you get, but considering how long they last, and they really are odorless (actually, I smelled one up close and it smelled faintly like smoked gouda... not bad at all!) I felt it was worth it to continue purchasing these as an occasional treat. One thing to note: they are really hard, harder than bully sticks (hence why they last so long). It crossed my mind, as my girl would occasionally crack a little chunk off, that a dog could potentially break a tooth on these. However, she will go out and get a stick and chew that up if I don't give her something to chew, so I'd rather have her eat this than a stick...

Safe, Clean, and the dogs cannot get enough of them.

These chews are great. My 10 year dog (70lb) can polish one off in about 4 or 5 hours if we let her. The 3 year old border collie (40lb) would have it down in less than 3, but she is a relentless chewer that destroys everything in her path. They can leave small slivers are on the floor, but do not stain anything and are not messy. The chews are quite hard, so at first were worried with all the cracking and popping, but had no issues after a few chew session with them. As others have stated, you can soften them up in the microwave when they start to get too small. Best use for us is that they keep the dogs occupied when we want them to settle down or when we are working from home. They would chew on these 24/7 if we had enough of them. Best consumable chews I've had to date, we will be purchasing more of them.

Somewhere in the 8-10 hour range of play per treat

I had no idea what to make of these when my wife ordered them. My dogs weren't entirely sure what to make of them either when we gave one to each. At first, they treated them like most every other treat we gave them. Gnawed on them for about 20 minutes and then left them alone. We had been hoping for longer play, but after 20 minutes of nonstop gnawing, neither of my dogs had made a real dent. We took them away for the night and brought them out the next night. That's when it started. After a night away, both dogs figured out what they needed to do to get something out of this nearly rock hard block of treat. Both need to hold it firmly and just keep scraping away. Both used them for almost an hour before I took them away because I was done listening to both dogs go at each one almost nonstop. Each block was still mostly the same length with a slight thinner edge where most of the chewing and gnawing had been going on. Each has probably had one block for 7 or more hours now and it's about half gone. They know exactly what it is when I bring the bag out now and both head to their separate corners to go to town on their treat. My Bernese has figured out how to snap small bits off the now small piece and takes those down with ease. I figure each remaining piece has about 2, maybe 3 more hours of play left before they are gone. So, we're getting somewhere in the 8-10 hour range of play per treat, per dog. That beats out the bones they chew clean in a hour and keeps them occupied for a lot longer than any toy or treat dispensing toy I've used. Definitely something we want to get again.

No allergic reaction with our food allergy Golden Retrievers Abby. She's a happy camper!

As advertised, fresh, NO mold, no odor. Our Golden Retriever Abby has food and environmental allergies. We only feed her limited ingredients dog food. Ditto treats, only Natural Bounty limited ingredients. She can't have rawhide or other hard chews, only deer antler. I was worried that these Gold Yak dog chews would give her an outbreak, but since the cheese comes from overseas, and it is grain free, we took a chance on them. Abby sniffed one and in no time set to chewing it up. She has powerful jaws, and it only took her about an hour to devour one of the three chews. That did not surprise me. Been five days since today, and no change in her skin or behavior. We are pleased. She can break the stick into large chunks, but she just chews them up too. I wouldn't give them to her unsupervised. Keeping her occupied for an hour while I read or watch TV is great. No digestive troubles either, no gas, diarrhea, constipation. She will get one every week or two now. And I will put them on subscribe and save now. We heard of the EcoKind Pet Treats via Whole Dog Journal recommendation. I read all the reviews, even the competitors reviews. It seems mold was a problem early on, but the distributor fixed that problem with how to store and ship. In the end I went with EcoKind and we are very pleased. Would recommend these chews to other dog owners. Thank you EcoKind. Our Abby has been starved for a good chew for 6 years now. Between the deer antlers and these softer chews she isn't so deprived. She loves to chew, but has never damaged any of our stuff. She has the Nylabone type hard chews, but gets bored with them pretty quick. All's well that ends well. Just wish we had heard of these years ago. Himalayan Gold Yak Dog Chews | Grade A Quality, 100% Natural, Healthy & Safe For Dogs, Odorless, Approx. 1LB Bag With 3-4 Huge Pieces, Treat For Dogs, Keeps Dogs Busy & Enjoying, Indoors & Outdoor Use

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