Extra Thin Bully Sticks for Small Dogs 5-6" (25 Count) - Long Lasting for Light Chewers and Puppies - Natural Beef Dog Chew Bones

Nature Gnaws Super Skinny Bully Sticks have been a fantastic choice for my small dog, providing enjoyment without upsetting his sensitive stomach. Size and Suitability: These bully sticks are perfectly sized at 5-6 inches, making them ideal for small dogs. Unlike larger sticks, they don't cause digestive issues or diarrhea, allowing my pup to enjoy them worry-free. Quality and Enjoyment: Made from natural ingredients, these bully sticks are high-quality and safe for dogs with sensitive stomachs. My dog loves them, and they’ve become a fun part of his routine—he enjoys hiding them around the house for us to find. Frequency: We give him one every couple of days, providing just the right amount of chewing enjoyment without overindulgence. It’s a great way to keep him entertained and satisfied. Overall Experience: Nature Gnaws Super Skinny Bully Sticks are perfect for small dogs, especially those with sensitive stomachs. They offer a balance of quality, safety, and fun, making them a top choice for our household.

My dogs love them and they're not extremely harsh or tough so our little dog has an easy time with them.

My dogs love bully sticks and they usually enjoy this brand. They liked these. They don’t eat them all in one sitting like most dogs do. It does buy me some down time though. That’s why I get them! Edit to add: bought them again and it’s been a life saver for me. My 6 month old golden lives for shredding plants and sticks. This has made a really good supplement. My senior dog eats it too and it’s probably better for her old teeth.

These are great for my Husky puppy. He seems to like them, and they keep him from chewing on everything else for about an hour! However, on a selfish note… the smell is horrendous! I can’t give one to my puppy when I’m home. The smell makes me gag, and it sticks to his breath for hours. With that, unfortunately I won’t buy the product again… but that’s just due to my own problems lol… my husband says that the smell doesn’t really bother him. I normally give one to my puppy when I leave the house for errands, and it keeps him busy while I’m gone. So that’s the important plus!!

So I left an overall rating of 5 stars, but as far as the other questions I couldn't. Scent: 1 Star only because there's no other lower rating. Longevity: 4 Stars however that all depends on the mass of the treat. They're not all the same, which is understandable as they're natural, but the thicker the stick the longer they last. It's noteworthy to know that I switched to this type because they're more uniform and thinner than the other "variety" bags which basically have the scraps in them. They contain various sizes and she won't eat the larger pieces. VALUE FOR MONEY: 3 Stars. I get that they're all natural and all, but I feel that their prices could be a little lower than what they are now. Any salesperson will tell you that if you offer your product at a lower price, customers are prone to purchase more, ultimately leading to more profit for the company due to the increased sales overall. Getting back to the main focus here, I think that the product is GREAT and so does my 11lb Morkie (Maltese Yorkie mix). They're the perfect size for her and keep her busy for 30 - 45 minutes.

My dachshund & chihuahua are both obsessed. These have helped a bit with the tartar build up on one’s teeth, & have been great for teething for my puppy. They soften as they chew so I don’t worry about hard pieces being swallowed or choked on. My smaller dogs are able to chew one of these down in a day. My only complaint is that with this larger bag, it’s only about double the amount of the smaller ten dollar bag because the sticks are much thicker in this bag than the small bag.

Our dog loves these and ingredients are good.

I bought these because they said “Nature” and were ultra thin for my 5 month old puppy. He had had bully sticks before so I wanted to try this brand. I gave him one and after 15 minutes took it away because I didn’t want him to have too much of it. He didn’t eat any, and just chewed it. He ended up so sick and threw up the entire night, almost 10 times!! He was crying and I was so freaked out not sure what was wrong. I finally got the ER to let me bring him in at 5am. After tests, exams, and dehydration and anti nausea shots, the bill was $2,000 and he had mild pancreatitis. The doctor said it was caused from eating something fatty or too much for him. I showed them the bully sticks which is all he had that day differently at all. They said yes, that had to be it and the beef and other ingredients were too much. The doctor also said they have had SO many dogs of all ages and puppies in the ER from being sick and throwing up for days from bully sticks. So, my puppy was on pain meds and anti nausea pills for 4 days and made a full recovery! Maybe they are fine for some dogs and I know dogs and puppies love bully sticks. But just be careful because they are pretty harsh on some dogs tummies and can get broken off and lodged in their throat and or have to get surgery to get parts out that they can’t digest. This was told to me by several Vet Urgent Cares that I called throughout the night looking for what could be wrong with my puppy.