Redbarn All-Natural 4-6" Bully Springs Sticks for Dogs - Premium Grain-Free Single Ingredient Boredom Busting Dental Chew Rawhide Alternative - 3 Count

I purchased these bully springs purely on the reviews. I know that sometimes reviews can be rigged (especially when items are provided at a discount), but these really are as great as the reviews claim.I purchased these for a senior 7lb silky terrior and a spunky 9mo toy poodle. They both took to them RIGHT away and would chew for hours. I have previously purchased a pack of six 6" bully sticks from Target. All six sticks were chewed up in the first day. I've had these bully sticks for almost two weeks and they are still going! A couple of them are on their last coil, but I feel like they have gotten PLENTY of use and are well worth the investment. And not only do they last a long time, but they DON'T stink (like ears or hooves), they're not sticky (like rawhide), and don't leave anything behind that would soil carpet or bedding. I really cannot say enough positive things about these bully springs - they are the PERFECT dog chewy!

Great product. Our dog loves them and they last a good long time. We usually give him one to chew on for about 20 minutes at a time. He is a smaller puppy (12 lbs., 4 mo. old). One spring will typically last about 5 or 6 chew sessions. The other big thing is they don't have any of the bad stuff you somethings get in other dog chews that can make your pet sick. Will continue to purchase products from Redbarn.

My puppy is, unsurprisingly, very into gnawing on everything. This is the only bully chew toy that's the perfect size for her (she's a bichon mix). The spiral shape makes it easy for a smaller puppy to hold down with its paws, and it lasts for a few weeks, so it's worth the price. She can't get enough of it. It's the only chew toy that seems to keep her content for long periods of time, which is a blessing when you've got a high energy puppy who thinks every item in your house belongs in her jaws. Although the smell gets a bit rank for my liking, almost ammonia-ish, after a lot of chewing, I will definitely buy these again.

We love these! My 1 y/o boxer pitt mix would eat the whole bag in one sitting if I let him. I really like that they are curly actually. I put a little peanut butter on the end, twist it into his KONG and pop it into the freezer so it takes him a bit longer to get through (he's a chewer for sure). He jumps up and down when I pull it out and follows me around the apartment until he gets his treat. They are super low odor compared to the other Bully Sticks we've bought and a great value overall.I have already purchased multiple time and will continue to - fast shipping and great product.

This product is worth the price.

The media could not be loaded. These chews are awesome! My boyfriend and I needed a good diversion chew toy for our 10 week old french bulldog Django when he kept wanting to play bite us with those sharp puppy teeth! These did the trick- he will sit and chew for quite a while, giving us a break. Love the fact that they are non-splintering and fully digestible. With a puppy or small dog they should definitely last long enough to make it worth the price. MUCH better and safer than rawhide! Found out about the Redbarn bully sticks from a vet recommendation to one of my coworkers. Very happy with them!

My dogs love to chew these Bully Springs they last a long time and have a flavor the dogs love !I recommend these for value !

My dog was able to pull long thin strips off of these, which he quickly swallowed. This happened twice, with two different springs. Each time I was not close enough to get the strip from him before he swallowed it, but immediately took the rest of the treat away from him and threw it out. Each time, he got sick (slept, didn't want to go for a walk or eat) and got a very noisy stomach for about a day, followed by diarrhea. He has had many other bully springs and sticks. I never saw him pull strips from any of them, and they did not have this effect on him - even the same brand, but purchased locally in single springs, sticks, or circles. Because of this experience, I no longer give him ANY bully products. Because it happened with two of the springs, and caused two separate bouts of stomach upset about a week apart, I am fairly certain that the springs were the culprit.