Yakers Dog Chew - Medium - x 20

These are specifically for medium-sized dogs. Yakers offers different sizes for smaller and larger breeds. Always choose the appropriate size for your dog.

The longevity varies greatly depending on the dog's size, age, and chewing intensity. For medium-sized dogs, a single chew can last from 30 minutes to several hours.

It is generally recommended for adult dogs. Puppies under 4 months may not have the appropriate dental development or chewing strength. Always supervise young dogs.

They are made from 100% yak and cow milk, fermented and pressed into a hard chew. No artificial preservatives, gluten, or meat products are used.

Store them in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Ensure the packaging is properly sealed to maintain freshness.

It is recommended to take the chew away from your dog when it gets to a size that could be swallowed whole. This prevents choking hazards. The remaining hard end can sometimes be soaked in water for a short period to make it softer and more digestible, but always supervise.

Some dogs and owners find they have a mild odor, typical of milk-based products. However, they are generally considered less odorous than many other types of dog chews.

Introduce the chew gradually. Some dogs may need time to adjust. Try offering it after a meal when they are more relaxed. Ensure the chew is appropriate for their size and chewing style.

Soak the chew in warm water for 5-10 minutes to soften it slightly. This can make it more palatable and easier to chew for dogs with sensitive teeth or less aggressive chewing styles. Discontinue use if your dog shows discomfort.

Always supervise your dog when they are chewing. If your dog tends to gulp or swallow large pieces, remove the chew and discard it before it breaks into smaller, swallowable chunks.

This can happen if a dog is not used to this type of chew or eats it too quickly. Remove the chew and monitor your dog. Consider offering smaller, more frequent chews in the future or consult your veterinarian.