Himalayan Yak Cheese Dog Chews for Dogs up to 65 Lbs

The Original Himalayan Dog Chew is a highly durable and long-lasting treat made using an ancient Himalayan recipe. Crafted by skilled artisans in Nepal, these dog chews are created by boiling yak and cow milk, then drying the mixture for several weeks to produce a hard, chewy texture. Dogs must work diligently, softening the end of the chew with their mouths before slowly scraping off small pieces, providing hours of high-quality eating entertainment.

These Himalayan dog chews are 100% natural, containing no preservatives or additives. In fact, they are an authentic type of cheese traditionally consumed by the people of the Himalayas. When you give this chew to your canine companion, you can rest assured that you are providing them with a healthy, nutritious treat.

The Himalayan Dog Chew is an excellent alternative to traditional dog bones or chew toys, as it can keep even the most vigorous chewers occupied for extended periods. The chews are made using only natural ingredients, including salt, lime, and the milk of yaks and cows. The curing process removes lactose, making the chews easily digestible and suitable for dogs of all breeds.

Packaged by weight, the size and quantity of each Himalayan dog chew may vary. The product includes one large, 3.3 oz. Original Cheese Himalayan Dog Chew, which is ideal for dogs weighing 55 pounds or less and not recommended for puppies under 12 weeks old.

For an extra treat, dog owners can soak the leftover chew in warm water and then microwave it to create a homemade cheese puff that their canine companions are sure to love.

In summary, the Original Himalayan Dog Chew is a high-protein, natural dog treat made using an ancient Himalayan recipe. These long-lasting chews are expertly crafted, easily digestible, and provide dogs with hours of enjoyment and mental stimulation. Whether you have a small or large breed, the Himalayan Dog Chew is a fantastic choice for a healthy, delicious, and engaging treat.

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