Himalayan Dog Chew Chicken Large, 3.3 oz

Treat your dog to a chew with deep roots and a simple ingredient story. This Himalayan Dog Chew in Chicken, Large at 3.3 ounces, was born from an ancient recipe for a hard cheese snack chewed by the people of the Himalayas. Made in the mountains surrounding Mt. Everest at more than 15,000 feet, it gives your pup a long-lasting project crafted the traditional way. It is the kind of treat you can hand over and trust your dog to settle into for a good while.

Why this Large chicken chew earns a spot in the treat jar:

• It is made using traditional methods with yak and/or cow milk, honoring the original Himalayan recipe.
• Crafted with all natural products and no preservatives, it keeps things straightforward for your dog.
• There are no binding agents, so the chew stays close to its mountain origins.
• It is gluten-free, a thoughtful detail for owners watching their pup's diet.
• The ingredients are Cheese (Pasteurized Processed Skimmed Milk), Salt, and Lime Juice, listed plainly so you can see what is inside.
• The caloric content is 3211 kcal/kg, a clear number for owners who like to keep an eye on their dog's treats.
• Depending on the size and eating habits of your dog, this can be a very long-lasting dog chew.
• Your dog must work the end of the treat for hours, softening it before small parts can be slowly chewed off.
• That patient process delivers high-quality eating entertainment instead of a fleeting nibble.
• The 3.3 ounce Large size suits medium and larger dogs looking for a meaningful chew, and the chicken variety brings a savory twist to the classic Himalayan hard cheese recipe.

When you give this Large Chicken Himalayan Dog Chew to your dog, you know that you are providing them with high-quality eating entertainment built on a recipe passed down through generations. With a clear ingredient list of cheese, salt, and lime juice and a caloric content of 3211 kcal/kg, it offers a simple, traditional chew your pup can settle into. Hand it over, step back, and let your dog work their way through a piece of Himalayan tradition at a steady, patient pace.