Pupford Bully Sticks for Dogs and Puppies, 6", 10 Count, teething chew toy

Ten beef pizzle sticks, each 6 inches long and packed as a 10 count, give a dog a chew that can be handed out again over several days. The manufacturer describes this bully stick as a thick, all natural chew and suggests it for puppies that are teething and for training sessions, and it also lists dogs of every age as suitable. The full pack weighs 250 g (8.8 oz).

Will these bully sticks for dogs suit your dog?

Check the dog's chewing style before choosing this pack. The manufacturer names Yak Chews, Elk Antlers or Beef Tendons as the alternatives it suggests for especially tough chewers, so a dog that works through chews quickly is not the audience this stick is aimed at.

The manufacturer asks that you watch your dog whenever it has a chew or a bone of any kind. A bully stick holder can help keep the dog safe as the chew nears its end, when the remaining piece gets short.

How do you use these chews?

The manufacturer says the chew can be used to redirect nipping and teething towards a chew instead. Hand one stick to the dog and stay nearby: the same guidance applies to every chew and bone, so the dog should be watched while it works.

Smoking is the step taken to help reduce the naturally occurring smell of the chew, which is why the sticks carry the smoked-for-odour-control note. Keep the remaining sticks in the pack until you need them.

What do buyers ask about these 6 inch bully sticks?

What are the sticks made of?

Beef pizzle is the only ingredient listed, and the material is given as pizzle. Each stick is 6 inches long and shaped as a stick.

How many sticks come in the pack?

The pack holds 10 sticks and is sold as a 10 count (pack of 1). The total pack weight is 250 g (8.8 oz).

How big is each stick?

The sticks are listed as 6 inch, and the packed dimensions are 11.4 x 1.9 x 11.4 cm, or 4.5 x 0.7 x 4.5 in.

Are these suitable for puppies?

The manufacturer intends them as a puppy teething and training chew, and lists dogs of all ages as suitable.

Do the sticks smell?

The sticks are smoked to help reduce the naturally occurring smell of the chew, which the manufacturer lists as odour control.

What the thick smoked stick is like to give

Since every stick is a thick chew made entirely from natural ingredients, the maker advises that it may hold the attention of most dogs over a long stretch. A puppy that is teething or a dog in training can be given one stick at a time from the ten in the pack.

The smoked finish belongs to the stick itself rather than to the pack, and the 6 inch length is the same for every one of the ten.