Chew and Treats for XL Dogs (under 70lbs)

How Are Yak Chews Made?

Our Himalayan Yak Chews are made using a time-honored recipe passed down by Himalayan farmers:

  • Gathering Fresh Milk: We begin by sourcing rich, wholesome milk from local yaks and cows.
  • Creating the Curd: We gently heat the milk, adding a touch of lime juice and salt to separate the curd.
  • Hand-Pressed for Firmness: The curd is then molded and pressed by hand, squeezing out every drop of moisture.
  • Curing to Perfection: We slowly smoke and sun-dry each chew for 3–4 weeks, locking in a savory flavor and creating a rock-hard texture.
  • Inspecting for Quality: Finally, we hand-inspect every chew to ensure its purity before packaging. The result: a perfect chew with zero additives or preservatives.

Frequently Asked Questions About Chew and Treats for XL Dogs (under 70lbs)

These are the most commonly asked questions about yak chews by dog parents and their answers.

What size yak chew does a 70 lb dog need?

An XL yak chew is a sensible starting point for many dogs around 70 lb. The chew should remain too large to fit fully inside the dog's mouth, and the size should be adjusted upward for especially broad-mouthed or powerful chewers.

Is an XL yak chew big enough for a 70 lb dog?

For many 70 lb dogs, yes. For a very broad-mouthed breed or exceptionally strong chewer, a Jumbo chew may be a better fit. The best test is mouth fit and chewing behavior rather than body weight alone.

What size yak chew should I buy for a 70 lb power chewer?

Start with XL and consider Jumbo if the dog can easily maneuver most of the XL chew inside the mouth. A larger chew can reduce gulping risk, but it does not remove the dental risks associated with very hard chews.

Are yak chews safe for large aggressive chewers?

They are often marketed to strong chewers because they are long-lasting, but aggressive chewers also place high force on their teeth. If a dog bites down hard enough to crack or crush the chew, a softer option may be safer.

When should I replace an XL yak chew?

Remove or replace it once it becomes small enough to swallow, starts breaking into large pieces, develops problematic sharp edges, or causes any sign of mouth pain. Stop use if you notice bleeding, a chipped tooth, or sudden reluctance to chew.

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