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They call it crack for dogs. Except it’s healthy!

Written by: Adri Sandoval
Adri Sandoval is the Special Projects Manager for iHeartDogs and iHeartCats. Her work has deepened her love for animals, fostering a strong passion for rescue and animal advocacy.Read more
| Published on October 20, 2017

Bully sticks are a totally addictive way for your dog to get his chewing in – and that’s a good thing! It’s a fantastic alternative to rawhide, which is treated with chemicals like bleach to give it a bone-like appearance and give it a longer shelf life.

Bully sticks are a single-ingredient treat, simple and preservative free! They look and taste like beef because they’re actually genuine beef! They aren’t “beef flavored” like rawhide or other chew sticks/toys.

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Even better? Dogs can’t get enough of them!

(iHeartDogs customer feedback)

Bully sticks are durable, so even if you have a “power chewer,” these sticks will entertain your pup for some time! They’re an excellent distraction for teething puppies who are learning what’s good to chew on and what isn’t. Your shoes and furniture can breathe a sigh of relief, because bully sticks are likely to be his new favorite teething item!

(iHeartDogs customer feedback)

And while your dog is working on his preferred chew, he’s scrubbing plaque off his teeth before it has a chance to build up, harden, and become tartar. Of course, bully sticks won’t replace a good ole’ fashioned tooth-brushin’, but it can be a great contribution to his dental routine.

Every bag purchased feeds 6 shelter dogs!

If you want your dog to really love something, bully sticks are a great choice. They satisfy his need to chew, they clean his teeth, and they’re safe for digestion! Bonus: when you buy your dog’s bully sticks from the iHeartDogs store, you provide healthy meals for shelter dogs in need! It’s a win-win-win-WIN!

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information on this website is not intended to replace a one-on-one relationship with a qualified healthcare professional.

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