PUMPKIN, STRAWBERRY, BANANA, and MINT flavored pack! 

• Contains four flavored yak cheese chew sticks (3.0-4.0 oz per chew)
• Initially hard and becomes soft as dogs chew on it and get soaked in saliva
• Protein-rich and highly digestible 
• No added sugar, salt, binding agents, or chemical preservatives
• Sourced from the pristine Himalayan foothill
• Helps remove plaque and tartar build-up and improve teeth and gum hygiene

Why we created The Safe Dog Chew Company?

We already know dog owners study the ingredients of dog chews, as they should. As a dog owner, you want to know where a chew is sourced and what its ingredients are?

For example, are deer antlers safe for the dog, or will they break its teeth?

What about pigs' or lambs' ears? They sound gross and apparently too small so that the dog can choke on them.

Then there's nylon and rubber-made bones. The dog may chew it, but will he enjoy it? No. And is it safe? "they are safe to play but are not safe to eat"

Rawhide is another option. But where is it coming from, and is it already rotten?

Hence our love and passion for sourcing all-natural, free from chemical preservatives, artificial ingredients, and foreign additives. In fact, our YAK CHEWS have only two ingredients: Himalayan Yak milk and lime juice plus natural concentrate (see ingredients below). This is what's behind our slogan:

Chews what's best for your dog.

Nutrition

Ingredients: Himalayan Yak milk and Lime juice, and, mint/banana/strawberry/pumpkin natural extract

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Feeding Information

Supervision is recommended when feeding any Safe Dog Chews to your dog. Provide enough fresh drinking water during consumption.

Our yak chews are protein-rich, and If your furry is consuming it for the first time and is sensitive to protein-rich diets, please limit consumption to less than one chew per day to avoid any potential stomach upset. 

Yak chews are initially hard and get softer as dogs chew on them. It is safe for teething dogs and all canines with strong jaws. However, if your dogs are used to eating rawhide and other chews/treats containing high sugar, acid, preservatives, and dyes, and if you are concerned about their dental hygiene, it may break or chip a tooth in some cases. Therefore, in such rare cases, we advise soaking chews in water for ~10 minutes before feeding. The chew gets softer when soaked in water and will be gentle for moderate chewers' teeth.