Our Monster Yak Dog Chew just got better... and bigger!
A MASSIVE DOG CHEW (now approx. 7-8 ounces) made in the mountains of the Himalayas by local craftsmen using an ancient recipe consisting of Yak Milk, Cow Milk, Lime Juice, and a small amount of salt.
100% NATURAL containing NO artificial ingredients, NO preservatives, NO gluten or grain, and NO odor. These all-natural and protein-rich chews are easily digestible and safe. We adhere to the strictest of Quality Assurance Standards and only source the highest quality chews from yak and cow farmers in the foothills of the Himalayas. These dog chews are tested by independent laboratories in both Nepal and the United States to ensure overall quality.
Dog dental care is important! These natural dog dental chews help to remove harmful plaque and tartar leading to improvements in overall dental health. Let your dog chew on these yak cheese dental treats and watch their teeth sparkle.
Our canine customers asked for thicker, more durable, and longer lasting—and we’ve delivered with our MONSTER Mountain Yak Milk Dog Chew! This Himalayan vegetarian treat (meat-free) is extra-large and perfect for aggressive chewers or those who need a long-lasting option. This chew is suitable for dogs of all sizes and ages. For the smaller aggressive chewer this is also available in a smaller size the .
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SPECIAL TIP:
When it has been chewed down to a swallowable size, remove the remaining piece from your dog. Put the piece in the microwave for 45 seconds and let it cool for 2 minutes. You'll see that the small piece has puffed up into a new crunchy and chewy bite-size treat for your pup.
Variations in Color:
Variations in the color of the yak chews toward red-brown are normal and safe. As these are an all natural animal product, colors may range from chew to chew; however, they are exactly the same product. Our Yak chews can range from yellow to red-brown in color but are all made with the same ingredients, using the same process. The reason the colors may vary is that some Yak milk may be darker than others, depending on the village and region it came from.