Our Story: Himalayan Dog Chews from Nepal Since 2013
From Nepal’s foothills to dogs across the U.S. since 2013.
From Nepal’s foothills to dogs across the U.S. since 2013.
Our story
It was 2011. One of our dogs was going through a bag of treats a week, the kind with ingredient lists that scroll past the fold and include words that don't belong in food. We weren't looking to start a company. We were just looking for something better.
It turned out the answer was already thousands of years old. And it came from the Himalayas
Made in Nepal · Sold from Texas · Since 2013
SINCE
Consistent quality. Every batch.
ONLY
Yak milk, cow milk, salt, lime. That's the complete list.
OVER
Loved by Dogs. Trusted by Parents
The discovery
In the mountain villages of Nepal, herders have made churpi for centuries. It's a hard cheese , one of the most durable, shelf-stable foods in the world. Made for people who live at altitude and can't afford to waste a thing.
“If churpi was good enough for generations of Himalayan families, it was more than good enough for our dogs.”
So we went back to the source.
Our sourcing
Our chews come from the Himalayan foothills of Nepal, where the same artisan families have made churpi for generations. Free-ranging yaks and cows. Hand-milked, pressed, and slow-dried. No shortcuts, no assembly line.
These aren't suppliers we found in a catalogue. They're part of our team. We know their names. We know their families.
We don't use a middleman. There's no mystery in our supply chain.
The recipe
Yak Milk, Cow Milk, Lime Juice & Salt
Why each ingredient is there
No preservatives. No artificial flavours. No fillers. Just four simple Himalayan ingredients.
Who we are
Tibetan Dog Chew is still independently operated. That means decisions about our products, sourcing and customers are made by the people who built the company, not by a distant parent corporation.
We have grown since 2013, but we have deliberately kept the things that matter simple: direct relationships, straightforward ingredients and personal accountability.
We choose our partners
We decide who makes our products.
We control our standards
Our product requirements aren't dictated by a larger conglomerate.
We answer our customers
If something goes wrong, you're dealing with our team.
Nothing goes to waste
When a chew gets down to the last nub, the treat isn't over, it's just changing form.
When the chew is too small to chew safely, set it aside.
The nub puffs into a light, crunchy cheese treat, same four ingredients, completely different texture.
Loved by puppies, seniors, and every dog in between. Nothing wasted.
With a direct supply chain, honest ingredients, and a genuine relationship with the communities in Nepal who make this possible.
If you’re not happy with your Tibetan Dog Chew, get in touch. We’ll make it right.
Contact us →Everything worth knowing about our chews — from what chhurpi is and where it's made to ingredients, sourcing, and what to do with the last little piece.
A Himalayan dog chew is a hard cheese chew inspired by chhurpi, a traditional cheese from the Himalayan region. Tibetan Dog Chew products are made in Nepal using a simple dairy-based recipe and dried to create a firm, long-lasting chew.
Chhurpi is a traditional Himalayan cheese made from milk and prepared through a process of heating, separating the curds, pressing, and drying. The drying process gives chhurpi its characteristically firm texture.
Tibetan Dog Chews are made in Nepal, where chhurpi has been part of local food traditions for generations. We work with production partners in Nepal and bring the finished chews to customers in the United States.
Our traditional chews are made with four simple ingredients: yak milk, cow milk, salt, and lime. We keep the recipe straightforward and avoid unnecessary fillers.
The name Tibetan Dog Chew reflects the Himalayan heritage associated with this style of hard cheese chew. Our products are made in Nepal, and we believe it is important to be clear about where they actually come from.
The process starts with milk, which is heated and turned into cheese curds. The cheese is then pressed, shaped, and slowly dried until it becomes very firm. The finished chews are then inspected before being prepared for shipment.
We maintain direct relationships with our production partners in Nepal. That gives us a closer connection to the people making our chews and better visibility into where our products come from.
Once the chew becomes too small for your dog to safely hold, remove it. If your product instructions allow, the remaining piece can be soaked and microwaved to create a crunchy cheese puff. Always allow the puff to cool completely before giving it to your dog.
Tibetan Dog Chew has been bringing Himalayan-style dog chews from Nepal to customers in the United States since 2013.
If you're not satisfied with your Tibetan Dog Chew purchase, contact our team and we'll help make it right according to our satisfaction guarantee.