Thick 12 Inch Bully Sticks for Dogs - 5 Count (Pack of 1) - Natural Grass-Fed Beef, Single Ingredient, Grain and Rawhide Free - Large Breeds

Okay, first thing you should know about these: they smell NASTY. All bully sticks will smell to some degree (you can buy some that are less smelly but even those ones will still have a faint scent) but these are far and away the WORST smelling brand of bully sticks I've tried. I seriously cannot express how gross these things smell without being offensive. Now, that being said, I'm still giving these 5 stars, because my pup (9 month old German Shepherd/husky mix) loves these bully sticks (maybe because they smell so bad, who knows the mind of a dog). I get the thick kind because they last the longest. These days, he can chew threw them pretty fast, but I've been getting them for him for months and when he was smaller they would easily last hours. Since he got his big boy teeth they don't last as long but to be fair, not much really can stand up to those big teeth and powerful jaws anymore without being a danger. I am still pleased with how long they do last (it would probably take him about 30 minutes or so to chew through a whole one but luckily his attention span isn't that long). The price is also way cheaper than the big box pet stores, who want twice as much for half the amount of sticks. So, given that my puppy loves these, they last a decent amount of time, and they are the best price point for bully sticks I've found, I'm giving them 5 stars. But just to reiterate THEY SMELL COMPLETELY AWFUL. Some batches are a bit better but the last 2 packs I've gotten have almost made me gag when opening because of how horrible they are. Hope my puppy knows how much I love him....

When I can afford it these are the Best Bully Sticks for my dogs which is not easy being I have a small and larger dog, my dogs love them. So I recently bought the Best Bully Sticks All Natural 6 Inch Thick Bully Sticks for my Labrador annd Chihuahua and I couldn’t be more impressed! These have quickly become a favorite in our household. First off, the quality is outstanding. Made from 100% free-range, grass-fed beef, these bully sticks are a single-ingredient treat that I can feel good about giving to my dog. The fact that they are grain and rawhide-free is a huge bonus, especially since my dogs had a sensitive stomach and we’ve had issues with other chews in the past. The thickness of these bully sticks is perfect for large dogs. They last much longer than other brands we’ve tried, providing my dog with hours of chewing enjoyment. It’s not just a treat; it’s an activity that keeps them engaged and happy. Plus, they are great for dental health, helping to clean teeth and gums as they chew. Another aspect I appreciate is the lack of any unpleasant odor that is often associated with other natural chews. These bully sticks have NO smell, which makes them even more appealing for indoor use. Most importantly, my dog absolutely loves them! His excitement when I pull out a Bully Stick is priceless. Seeing him so content and occupied is wonderful, and it’s a relief knowing that he’s enjoying a healthy, natural treat. If you’re looking for a high-quality, durable, and healthy chew for your large dog, I highly recommend the Best Bully Sticks All Natural 6 Inch Thick Bully Sticks. They are worth every penny and have made a noticeable difference in my dog’s overall happiness and dental health. I have repurchased them quite a few times and the quality is always amazing.

My Great Danes loves these. Keeps them entertained for a good 20 minutes every time.

My dog absolutely loved these bulky sticks. They smell like rotten fish which is tough to deal with but I thought it was worth it because it kept my puppy busy for an hour until… the diarrhea set in. It was horrible. They gave him explosive diarrhea. We don’t give him any human food. Just his kibble and dog treats. Nothing changed except these sticks. I’m bummed because he did like them but his stomach couldn’t handle. So, I think these would be great for some dogs maybe with a better constitution or maybe limiting their chewing it to a few mins at a time in the beginning as the company’s rep suggested. ******I bumped up my rating because the company stands behind their product and reached out to work things out with me which included suggesting slowly introducing the sticks to the dog and not eating the whole thing in 1 sitting. Thank you

My dogs absolutely love these treats. Take some about 20 minutes to finish them off but they love them they chew on them they don't choke their hard enough last a little bit of time They don't smell bad they don't break off I'm not worried about them choking they're lightweight. The only problem is the number in there there's five of them and I have three dogs. I don't even get to give them two . They are tad pricey

Purchasing the product was easy. I checked with my veterinarian if they were good for dogs. I was informed they were very harmful for dogs to eat. My vet says, bulley sticks carry a lot of fat. The fat in those bulley sticks causes pancreatic cancer. I was told not to feed them to my dog. Unfortunately, i ended up throwing them away for the safety of my dog. I wished i had checked that information before hand. I also shared that information with neighbors. They discarded the bulley sticks also. I am very particular about what i feed my dog. It is much better to be safe than sorry.

I had been reading reviews of other products before picking this one, and I saw that a common complaint was in the variability of the sizes of sticks in some of the other products. I've gotten a couple packages of this one, and haven't had any problems so far. They seem to all be relatively the same length, and although the thickness may vary slightly, it's not drastic. My 4-month old Border Collie/Australian Shepherd can chew through a lot (I've never had a dog that has just gnawed through rope toy knots like he does, before). Now, when he's in a particularly focused gnawing mood, I give him a bully sick for about 10 minutes, and he really zones out and chews hard until I have him trade it back in (I give him a small treat for relinquishing this one, so that he does it voluntarily). It seems to satisfy his need to chew very well. He can usually get several good 10-minute chew sessions in on one stick, before it gets too short. I've also just ordered a bully stick holder, though, because there have been a couple times when I've thought it was plenty long enough, but he's still swallowed it toward the end of the 10 minutes. I would rather him be able to get more chewing time out of each of them, without worrying about him choking on a large piece. I know that another complaint I've seen/heard a lot about bully sticks is the smell of them. I don't love the smell of it, because I dislike most smells/scents, but it isn't more offensive to my nose than most other bacon/beef scented treats/toys. I only let my puppy chew on it while he's in his crate, and if he brings it out of there before the timer goes off, he has to trade it in early. So, any smell is pretty well contained to there, and isn't getting all over the carpet in random places. (I don't smell it when he isn't actively chewing on it.) The trade-off of the productive chewing, instead of on me, or other non dog toys, vastly outweighs my distaste for the odor.

Why are these so expensive???? My dog loves them though.