Bully sticks are made from 100% natural beef. They are cleaned, dried, and baked to create a long-lasting, healthy chew for dogs.

Yes, bully sticks are a safe and digestible treat for most dogs. Always supervise your pet when they are chewing, and choose an appropriate size based on your dog's breed and chewing habits.

The longevity of a bully stick depends on the size of the stick and your dog's chewing strength. Larger sticks can last for hours or even multiple sessions, while smaller sticks may be consumed faster by aggressive chewers.

Bully sticks are a great source of protein and can help maintain your dog's dental health by reducing plaque and tartar buildup. They are also free from artificial ingredients, chemicals, and preservatives.

Some bully sticks may have a natural odor due to the drying process and the absence of chemical additives. Odor-free or low-odor options are available for customers sensitive to strong smells.

Yes, puppies can enjoy bully sticks, but it's important to select a size appropriate for their age and chewing ability. Always monitor your puppy during chew sessions to avoid choking hazards.

To keep bully sticks fresh, store them in a cool, dry place or in an airtight container. You can also refrigerate or freeze them for extended shelf life.

Yes, we source our bully sticks from reputable suppliers that adhere to humane and ethical farming practices. Our sticks are free from antibiotics, hormones, and harmful chemicals.

Bully sticks are high in protein and relatively low in fat. However, as with any treat, they should be given in moderation as part of a balanced diet to avoid excessive calorie intake.

If your dog swallows a large piece, monitor them for signs of discomfort or choking. Contact your veterinarian if you have concerns or if your dog experiences difficulty breathing or digesting the stick.

For safety reasons, we cannot accept returns or exchanges on opened packages of bully sticks. If there is an issue with your order, please contact our customer service for assistance.

Deer antler chews are natural, durable chews that provide several benefits for dogs, including promoting dental health, supplying essential minerals, and helping to alleviate boredom.

Yes, deer antler chews are generally safe, especially because they don’t splinter like some bones. However, it's important to select the appropriate size and hardness for your dog and monitor them while chewing to avoid any risk of broken teeth or choking.

Yes, chewing on antlers helps scrape away plaque and tartar, which supports better oral hygiene and reduces the risk of gum disease and bad breath in dogs.

Deer antlers are rich in important nutrients like calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, which help maintain strong bones, teeth, and overall health in dogs.

Deer antlers are extremely durable and can last for weeks or even months, depending on your dog’s chewing strength and the size of the antler.

Yes, deer antlers are low in calories and fat, making them a good option for dogs that need to maintain a healthy weight or are on special diets.

Yes, antlers are generally digestible. Unlike some bones, they don’t splinter, so they’re safer to chew. However, it's still important to monitor your dog to ensure they chew properly and don’t swallow large chunks.

While some puppies may enjoy antler chews, they can be too hard for young teeth. It’s better to wait until your dog’s teeth are fully developed before introducing antlers, or choose softer chews in the meantime.

No, deer antler chews are odor-free, unlike other natural chews like bully sticks, which makes them a more pleasant option for pet owners sensitive to strong smells.

Yes, antlers can keep dogs entertained for long periods, which helps relieve boredom and reduces destructive behaviors that arise from anxiety or frustration.

Yes, hairy lamb ears are generally safe for dogs. They provide a natural, single-ingredient chew that is free from artificial chemicals. However, as with all chews, it's important to supervise your dog to prevent choking hazards, especially if they are an aggressive chewer.

The hair on lamb ears provides a natural source of fiber, which can help with digestion. In the wild, dogs would eat prey with fur, which helps clean their digestive system and may assist in removing parasites.

Yes, chewing on lamb ears helps remove plaque and tartar from your dog's teeth, promoting better dental health. The hair can act like a natural toothbrush, enhancing these effects.

Lamb is considered a hypoallergenic protein, making lamb ears a good option for dogs with allergies or sensitivities to more common proteins like chicken or beef.

Yes, lamb ears are typically lower in fat compared to other natural chews, making them a healthier option for dogs that need to watch their calorie intake.

Most dogs can digest lamb ears with hair without any issues, as they are a natural, minimally processed treat. However, some dogs may experience digestive sensitivity to the hair, so it’s a good idea to introduce the treat slowly if your dog is not used to it.

The hair on the ears provides a natural source of fiber that can support healthy digestion. In addition, chewing helps stimulate saliva production, which aids in digestion.

Yes, lamb ears are a high-protein treat that supports muscle development and overall health, offering a natural, nutritious alternative to processed treats.

Hairy lamb ears can be given as an occasional treat. While they are natural and healthy, moderation is key, especially for dogs on a controlled diet.