Himalayan Dog Chew Original Yak Cheese Chew, 3 Small Sticks, 1.1 oz, Gluten Free, Healthy Treats, Grain & Lactose Free 100% Natural, Long Lasting for Dogs Under 15 lbs

Q: how long does the treat last?

I also came here searching for how long these chews are meant to last! Glad to see my doggy isn’t the only piggy. My Golden Retriever/Labrador mix devoured half of it within minutes! I took it away, because I didn’t want him eating too much and possibly having a tummy upset. He was totally fine and hasn’t had the other half yet. Maybe this is a treat meant for smaller dogs? Either way, the doggies LOVE it.

Q: When there's a small end left has anyone tried to microwave it, like the pkg recommends?

Yes I have watched my son do it! Friendly FYI: it is very hot when getting out of microwave!! It puffs up like a pork rind, but needs to be cooled for at least 30 minutes. My granddog loves it!!

Q: my dogs have a special container where I keep a variety of chews they are working on. There are a couple of times a day they pick one to chew for 30-45 minutes. How long are the Himalyan chews good before throwing them out if not finished? They never make a mess, Do people warm them? I just read about the puff balls. A…

Rebecca, I have a doxy 11 mos. old, and she only gets her Yak bones once a day, only for 15-20 mins. She has a very strong jaw, and I have had to change to a medium bone for her. I tried to heat the bones after they get to be 1 1/2" in size, but she just doesn't seem to want them that way. So I ditch them. I keep her "chewed" bones in an open container, so they dry out each day. I also make her stay near me while she chews, as I want to watch her and make sure she doesn't get anything caught in her throat. They stay good for along time, but one of them had a black mark inside it I noticed. When she got down to it, I took it away and tossed it. I do not know what it was, but I didn't like it. Hope that helps you.

Q: is this made in the USA?

I found this information on the website, www.HimalayanDogChew.com "We purchase direclty from the farmers, and help them make that extra money in one year, that they would have been able to make in five years by selling the chews. As of November 2011, there are over about 900 farmers (family) who make these chews for the Himalayan Dog Chew brand." It appears they are made in Nepal by farmers and only packaged by the brand in Washington

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Brand
Himalayan Dog
Flavor
Cheese - 3
Age Range (Description)
Adult
Item Form
Stick
Specific Uses For Product
Calming

⏳long-lasting chew time for hours

🌾grain, gluten & lactose free

🧀100% natural yak & cow milk cheese

الوصف

🧀 Elevate your pup’s snack game with ancient Himalayan goodness!

PURE NATURAL INGREDIENTS - No preservatives, additives, or binders—just wholesome yak and cow milk cheese.
PERFECT SIZE FOR SMALL DOGS - Ideal for pups under 15 lbs, making treat time safe and satisfying.
GENTLE ON SENSITIVE STOMACHS - Lactose-free and easily digestible, perfect for dogs with dietary sensitivities.
ENDLESS CHEWING ENTERTAINMENT - Durable sticks keep even aggressive chewers engaged for hours.
ANCIENT HIMALAYAN CRAFTSMANSHIP - Handcrafted using centuries-old Nepalese techniques for authentic quality.

Himalayan Dog Chew Original Yak Cheese Chews are handcrafted, all-natural treats made from yak and cow milk using a traditional Nepalese recipe. These gluten, grain, and lactose-free chews are designed to be long-lasting and easily digestible, providing healthy, engaging entertainment for small dogs under 15 lbs.

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how long does the treat last?

When there's a small end left has anyone tried to microwave it, like the pkg recommends?

my dogs have a special container where I keep a variety of chews they are working on. There are a couple of times a day they pick one to chew for 30-45 minutes. How long are the Himalyan chews good before throwing them out if not finished? They never make a mess, Do people warm them? I just read about the puff balls. A…

is this made in the USA?