Himalayan Cheese Dog Treat, Long Lasting, Hard Cheese Bone, Natural Dental Chew, Large Size, Suitable for Dogs under 55 lbs. Tibetan Dog Chew Yak Cheese Himalayan Chew - Himalayan Yak Milk - Natural Yak Chew, Long Lasting Dog Treats for Aggressive Chewers , 5 stick per pack

PROMOTES YOUR DOGS ORAL HEALTH: Tibetan Dog Chews help in removing plaque and tartar buildup when your dog gnaws on them. It helps to clean teeth, freshen the breath and promote their oral health.
100% NATURAL, LIMITED INGREDIENTS: Tibetan Dog Chews, a 100% natural cheese chews are made in the foothills of Mount Everest and other hilly regions of Nepal by the artisan farmers using the centuries old authentic recipe that has only 4 limited ingredients, Yak milk, Cow milk, Salt and Lime juice.
NO PRESERVATIVES: Tibetan Dog Chews do not contain any kind of preservatives or additives and is naturally chemical free, grain free, gluten free and safe for most dogs with lactose intolerance and sensitive stomachs.
KEEPS YOUR DOG BUSY: Tibetan Dog Chews are very hard and long lasting chews as compared to other similar products. An average chewer takes several hours if not days to fully devour it. Be sure to give the right sized chew for the right sized dog, then sit back, relax and see them enjoy! It keeps your dog busy and provides hours and hours of healthy enjoyment.
OUR PROMISE: We are dedicated in bringing you natural alternatives for the health and well being of your dogs. Tibetan Dog Chews are High Protein, Long Lasting, Minimal Odor, Non Staining, No Preservatives, No Binding Agents, No Artificial Colors or Flavors, No Grains, No Gluten, a 100% Natural and close to being a "Certified Organic" product. If you and your dog are not fully satisfied with Tibetan Dog Chews, we will refund your purchase. No questions asked.


Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein (Min): 56.2%
Crude Fat (Min):0.9%
Crude Fiber (Max): 0.4%
Moisture (Max): 14%
Calories: ~350-400


Tibetan Dog Chew is a treat and is not intended to be fed as a meal. When treats are given, amount of food should be reduced accordingly. As a common practice, the caloric intake of treats should not exceed 10% of the daily total caloric requirement of your dog. It is for supervised consumption only. Please select a chew slightly larger than your dog’s mouth and monitor to insure that the treat is adequately chewed prior to swallowing.  Discard any potential hazard and be sure to provide adequate fresh drinking water at all times.