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Yes. Yak chews are safe for most dogs when given in the appropriate size and under supervision. They are hard, long-lasting, and made without artificial ingredients. Always choose the correct size based on your dog’s weight and chewing strength.

Yes. Himalayan dog chews are a hardened form of cheese made from skimmed milk and lime juice. While safe and delicious for dogs, they’re crafted specifically for canine digestion.

That depends on your dog’s chewing style:

Light chewers: several days to a week
Moderate chewers: 1–3 days
Aggressive chewers: several hours
Tip: When the chew gets small, microwave it for about 45 seconds to turn it into a crunchy cheese puff.

Yes. Yak puppy chews are suitable for puppies over 4 months old. Choose a smaller size and supervise chewing to protect developing teeth.

Most dogs can enjoy one chew per day as a long-lasting treat or enrichment activity. These chews are not a meal replacement, so moderation is key.

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100% NaturalYak milk, cow milk, lime, salt
Ethically SourcedBought direct from Himalayan farms
Promotes Dental HealthFirm texture scrapes as they chew
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