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Brittany

by Brittany on 05 May 2009 - 22:05

I'm looking for a long lasting 100% natrual chewing toys to give to my babies and to the adults. What do you recommend and what do you give to your dogs?

I was at the pet store a few hours ago getting puppyfood... I decided to spend $5.99 for a 12" bully sticks made by Redbarn. I was both happy and disapointed. I'm happy because my little Amber loves it to bit (It keeps her busy) but I was very disapointed because it didn't last for very long for the price that I paid for. I can understand if it's $3.50 but $5.99... I thought it would last longer then I expected.

Can someone give me some product names to try out?



JRANSOM

by JRANSOM on 05 May 2009 - 22:05

I just did the same thing!  When someone finds one, can they let me know too? 
Thanks,
Jen

starrchar

by starrchar on 05 May 2009 - 23:05

Same here. She downed it in about 10 minutes and then she got sick from it. 

GreenEarthK9

by GreenEarthK9 on 06 May 2009 - 00:05

 I sell Bully Sticks...  and I feel your pain on the price!!!   Check out my website:
www.GreenEarthK9.com       I try to keep my prices affordable.  My Bully's are from free range, grass fed cattle and are chemical and hormone free.  

Although I am out of stock at the moment, I will have a new shipment due in a week.  I do have some current Schutzhund clients...

I too will only give my dog's natural treats.  Please be aware of the "no odor" Bully Sticks.  Most likely they have been chemically treated to make them as such.  The reality is, Bully Stick's stink.  It's the nature of the beast :-)  

My Standard 12 inch Bully's are $2.50 each, but of course you will have shipping on top of that .  Feel free to email me if you have any questions.  You can access my email thru the website.

Live link to the website:   greenearthk9.com



tigermouse

by tigermouse on 06 May 2009 - 00:05

cats

i use pressed rawhide the HUGE ONES

GreenEarthK9

by GreenEarthK9 on 06 May 2009 - 00:05

 Make sure you know how the pressed rawhide is processed.......

and the country of origin....  

sometimes it will say the rawhide is USA, but if you read the fine print it was processed in China, etc.

animules

by animules on 06 May 2009 - 02:05

greenearthk9 is the only place I will buy the bully sticks through.  I did too much research to consider almost any other chew for my dogs. 

K9 Dreamz

by K9 Dreamz on 06 May 2009 - 04:05

Frozen carrots
Frozen peanut butter ice cubes(my dogs like chunky)

I also make dog jerky sticks: Grind up deer, beef or chicken well, add ground carrots, peanut butter, ground green beans, add oatmeal.

I shoot mine out my grinder after all mixed together in 12" sticks about 1 inch round and bake in oven at 250 for 40 mins.
or put in my dehydrator for 12 hours on 180 degrees.

Best natural and homemade for my dogs.  If your mixture needs moisture add 1 egg.

Enjoy.

Xaver vom Kammberg Owner

by Xaver vom Kammberg Owner on 06 May 2009 - 05:05

I like Orby balls (FDA approved),   beef marrow bones frozen on Friday nights, and thick flip chips last made in USA

I plan on trying K9 Dreamz recipe...........brilliant,  Thanks    Trish

Mystere

by Mystere on 06 May 2009 - 13:05

I swear by the bullies from GreenEarth. Because her prices are so reasonable, I purchase the 6 inch ones 60 at a time. :-) I end up paying less than I oftern paid for half a dozen 12in at the pet food stores. I had never realized that the bullies I purchased at the fancy-dancy pet food stores were treated. Turns out that the store owners didn't either! The untreated ones DO smell--you know there is some form of meat involved.   I took one of GreenEarth's to one of the stores that prides itself on carrying natural products, and they were very surprised at what the untreated ones smelled like, when they "thought" theirs were natural.

I use them as pacifiers when I go to work in the morning. I toss the dogs a bully and go back through the house, out the door and drive off. They are quietly occupied with the bullies, so no barking to disturb the neighbors. Peace, be still!! :-)





 


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