Natural Farm Pixie Bully Sticks (6 Inch, 50 Pack), Thin Pizzle Beef Treats, Grain-Free, High Protein, Best Rawhide Alternative for Small, Puppies or Senior Dogs

These are great and such a good price. We do have small dogs and they absolutely love these. I'd say the thickness of these range from a pencil to a Crayola maker( the thick white ones). They're the perfect size for dogs 15lb and 7lb. I've given our 90lb dog one of these and I don't recommend. The big one will just try to swallow it since they're so small. All the pieces are different in thickness but all 6inches.

A great find for our Morkie! The thin design gives us peace of mind for safe, unsupervised chewing (usually 5–15 minutes). As for the smell others have noted - it’s standard for dog treats, IMO. We keep the bag sealed and it isn't an issue (never noticed, tbh) and the scent doesn't hang around after he's done. Definitely a household staple for us!

I don’t recommend these. They’re very thin on one or both sides and can cause a chocking hazard. Very disappointing. They don’t allow returns. These look basted as well so I don’t consider these 💯 all natural either. Had pieces of a couple of these torn off by a small Chihuahua so find another brand that’s safer. Had to toss out my bag so my dog doesn’t get injured.

only ones my dog will eat.

Dog loves them but this time they were very skinny. And I get an auto shipment every 5 weeks. My dog needs 2 on most nights because they’re eaten within a couple of minutes.

My dog loves these.. perfect for a 6 pounder .

We order these often. I know these are Pixie sticks so expected to be small. Sometimes the sticks have a little size, so they last about 5 minutes. Other times they are 1/4 the size of a pencil so only last a minute.

My dog freakin' LOVES THESE THINGS, and she'll do just about anything to get at them. I love the quality of these treats. They are only one ingredient: beef gristle (callogen). I try to give my dog high-value treats that are minimal ingredients. If you can put this in a hard-to-get-to puzzle toy, that seems best for my dog -- she will work like, well, she'll work like a dog to get at it! Sometimes she gets herself so tired trying to get to the bully stick that she has to take a break, but she'll be at it again, because the treat is so worth it to her. I think she really loves the taste. If she can't get her teeth on it, she'll lick it until she can get ahold of part of it and bite into it. My dog is pretty strong for her size, and once she gets fully ahold of the bully stick, she'll be done with it in a minute or so. My other dog has had dental problems, and he doesn't seem to show a lot of interest in the bully sticks, probably because it's just too much work for his injured mouth.