Chew and Treats for Medium Dogs (under 35lbs)

Yes! Yak chews are considered safe for most dogs. They're hard and long-lasting (great for heavy chewers), free of additives, and easily digestible.

However, it is advised to supervise your dog and choose the correct chew size based on weight and chewing behavior.

Yes. They’re often referred to as "Himalayan cheese chews." The mix of skimmed milk and lime juice is pressed into molds and aged for up to 30 days, resulting in a hard, smoky cheese that's perfect for dogs but not made for human taste buds.

It depends on your dog’s chewing style:

• Light chewers: Can last several days to a week
• Aggressive chewers: May last a few hours to a day
• Pro Tip: Microwave the small end-piece (the last leftover bit) for 45 seconds to turn it into a crunchy cheese puff!

Yes, but only once they are at least 12 weeks old and under supervision. For small breeds or teething puppies, go with softer or smaller yak chews like our Tiny Chews to avoid damaging developing teeth.

One chew a day is generally fine for most dogs. It should be treated as a high-value chew or reward, not a meal replacement. Monitor how fast your dog finishes it and adjust accordingly.

Stored in a cool, dry place, unopened yak chews can last up to 5 years. Once opened, keep them in an airtight container or bag. Do not refrigerate.