Top Dog Chews – 3” Mini Cheek Rolls with Bully Dust Sprinkles, 10 Pack, Long Lasting Dog Bones for Aggressive Chewers, Rawhide Free Dog Treats

I've tried over 30 different treats and they're either gone in 5 minutes or things like the bully sticks that last longer, my fast chewer ends up gagging and throwing up. These last forever and they're excellent. These pics are 52 minutes into them starting and the big brown boy dog likes to eat 2x4s so this is highly impressive. Highly recommend these! So happy to finally find something that entertains them over an hour.

As a dog trainer, I used to buy these from my facility but when the owner stopped buying them I had to find another way to get them affordably and these are the only ones I can find at such a great price and the same quality

I recently bought this on recommendation from a couple different people.I have a 17 month old Australian Shepherd who demolishes most chews. The only chews that seem to last a really long time are moose antlers.After reading a few reviews and seeing that people were reporting that their "heavy chewers" would work on these for a week, I decided it would be a great addition to keep my pup's teeth in good shape.The smell of these is atrocious. They smell like rotting death. My dog seems to really love the smell though, and I can deal with some disgusting smells if my dog gets enjoyment out of it.I gave him one that first day and it lasted barely 2 hours before all that was left were tiny wet, mushy bits. I watched him go to town on it the whole time and was amazed at how quickly he had it chewed up, softened, and eaten.Now the next day is where things got weird. I took him out the next morning, having given him this chew around 3pm the day before. First walk of the morning usually involves me being half asleep. It was still dark out and he did his morning business and I thought I was hallucinating because his poop was shining bright white. I started at it for a while because I couldn't tell if it was me being half asleep still, or if I was actually seeing what I was seeing. Turns out my eyes weren't deceiving me and he pooped out mushy white colored poop. Around 10am I took him out for his second walk and this time the poop was more like his normal ones, but completely white again. His last one for the day went back to normal color.Last weekend I gave him a second one. The next day the exact same results. This time though it was even more mushy, and it took him an additional day for his poop to return to normal. I gave him one last night and this morning it was white diarrhea.With two left, I don't think I'll be giving him any more. The white poop doesn't bother me, but when it turns into diarrhea, that does bother me, and I'm assuming him as well.While I give it four stars, I would just recommend that you watch your dog eat the first one to make sure they're not swallowing hard chunks and actually softening them and chewing before swallowing, but also the next day keep an eye on their poops. If they are nice solid poops, but just white, you're probably fine, but if you start seeing soft serve vanilla ice cream coming out you might want to stop giving the treats to the dog because they're bothering their digestive system.

These are such a long lasting chew and I love that it mimics rawhide but is not rawhide!! My dogs love them- they keep my English Bulldog and terrier busy for hours unlike traditional non rawhide chews!

These kept my dogs occupied and they enjoyed the chews, but they are really too big in diameter for my dogs (a 75 lb Goldendoodle and a 50 lb Standard Poodle.) I would like to check to see if these are available in a smaller diameter. Something I did not like: these come wrapped as a circular stick and inside the roll were broken pieces that my dogs pretty easily were able to cause to fall out. It concerned me in that they would chew on them awhile and then swallow what was left of that particular piece. I was imagining these being a continuous layer of cow or buffalo cheek rolled up into a circular stick. I received an outer casing rolled up with 2 to 3 individual pieces stuck inside. I would much prefer one solid roll that stays together with them softening and chewing bits off the entire roll. I gave them each one in the evening then took them away for the night. They spent 2 evenings finishing their cheek roll off.

These chews last a good long time. We let the dogs chew for probably an hour at a time and we get two or three sessions out of each cheek. They dont have much of a scent even with 3 dogs chewing at the same time. This review is for the chews with the bully dust though…. we have gotten the plain ones and they do not hold up as well for some reason.

These look the same size and consistency as what we have found in the boutique dog stores, but the price is much less. That is great when dealing with a dog that can take this apart in well under an hour. That is not so much a reflection on the product as it is on the dog. Our pup seems to think these are great and will tear into them whenever we give him the chance.

My labradors loved these. Each one lasted multiple sittings (after monitoring and taking them away after about 10 minutes of chewing). They are rather smelly though.