Cadet Gourmet Bull Sticks 12 Pack, 21 oz (949145)

So these used to be at Costco for easily half the price of what they are now. I have two 20lbs daschunds and they CHEW for a good hour. They do get quite thirsty afterwards but its good for their teeth and they are high in protein and low in fat. These are not low odor pizzle sticks so if you are looking for that, these are not your Redbarn low order ones. They are very high quality. The sizes are not all the same but since both my dogs are less than 30lbs its fine. Definitely worth the expense. The bag last us about 3 months.

Keeps her occupied for 45-60 minutes.

Love these bully sticks they are they only ones that I use and usually get at Costco I but sometimes Costco switches it up so buy them here because they are the only affordable bully sticks...the bully sticks itself are amazing they are usually all thick and of course u get some huge bad as ones and a few thin ones but works perfect if I sometimes I want to give him a smaller one and appreciate those few..since any 12” bully stick u by at any store these days is $10-$14.99 a stick! That would cost me $180 a bag! And they are half the thickness of cadets bully sticks.. like I said before I found cadet I tried sooo many brands a lot were flimsy and not even the ones where I choose the extra thick bulky sticks weren’t near as thick as cadet! Best price best bully sticks hands down.. as I have been buying them 9 years now.. hoped that helped. And yes their smell isn’t great but unless ur dogs on ur lap eating it u won’t smell it ans my dog loves them....

I liked that these are for the most part big bully sticks not the skinny type that I have seen and that's what makes me want to continue purchasing even with the high price that is attached to them. We cut them in two because we feel that we want to limit how much she ingests of these. They help our puppy with her constant need to be chewing on something. Would like to advise however not to let them chew on these unless you moniter how much they are ingesting at one time; we take them away for awhile to use later. As always we are concerned to the quality of these as they are not US produced and if we noticed any hint of them not agreeing with their digestion etc. or choking issues we would immediately stop using this product. We are very mindful of this because rawhide made our puppy deathly ill so it is out of the question for her. Hope these continue to be ok for her

We bought these for our German Shepherd, and she absolutely loves them! We usually give her one when we’re heading out of the house, and they keep her happy and occupied. The ingredients are pretty simple, which we appreciate, and they’re more durable than most other brands we’ve tried—they last longer, too. They are on the thinner side and the smell isn’t the greatest, but our dog enjoys them, and that’s what matters most. Plus, Amazon sells them for much less than our local stores, so it’s a great value.

Our go-to sticks for our Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, who loves to chew and needs something constantly to chew on so that she won’t tear up or chew the corners of our towels, rugs, or furniture. It serves as an anti-anxiety pill for her, and she absolutely loves these. I like them because they are a great size/quality, not sourced in China or other dodgy places (aka no recalls, sketchy manufacturing practices, or poisonous surprises), made from healthy North American cattle (you only want to buy from North or South American cattle; Argentinian cattle is also very healthy and a good choice, but avoid any other places of origin like the plague), and are a great value for this 12 inch large size. They do get slimy on the chewed-on end, so all bully sticks are a little gross (you just deal with it!), but these generally smell better and are less gross than most bully sticks. Each one gives our pup a few days of contentment. So...sold! I’ll keep ordering.

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I can't remember what I paid for these, but it seems they were at least $20 bucks more than at COSTCO. My dog LOVES them and really should be writing the review. I personally haven't tried them. A neighbor gave us a few of these and now my dog is an addict. I may have to take another job to keep up with her addiction. They work well if you cut them in half. That lasts the better part of an evening. Sadie, my furry pal, thinks these are great products but do seem a little spendy for a dog treat. Frankly, I get tired of the "just how MUCH do you love me?" looks.