I wonder what are those bully sticks made of? Bull muscle? Thanks
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"bully sticks" or "pizzles" are the same thing and they are made of the penis. If it says "pig pizzle" it is a pig penis, if it says "bully stick" it is the penis of a bull (male cow) so it is a muscle of sorts, but that muscle is always the penis
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I don't think they are made of bull muscle...it's just the name. I'm also not sure what they are made of, but my Boxer loves them and they are much easier on his teeth than rawhide, and better for his tummy too. I recommend them!
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It is my understanding that they are the male member of bulls (penis) that are treated and dried. They are a high percentage protein, but can smell like urine. Dogs seem to love them.
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They are kind of rubbery. I give the extra ones to my dog, he really likes them.
341985
I use the small bull sticks for my dogs also that are only 4-5 pounds and they are better than the real long ones. The dogs absolutely love these as a treat.
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These are a rubber, like a heavy balloon. They are a choking hazard if the dog chews them.
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It is supposedly made with wood, but the other ingredients are not listed. Because the toy is really hard, I would think that it was some sort plastic type material...but, again there is no way of finding out what the toy is made from. After asking the company myself, I received the answer that it was made of "non-toxic" ingredients, but no listing of ingredients was given.
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Good question. I recall them being made by Tiger Claw but I'm not exactly sure. Doesn't anything on the show. If there is anything I will try to let you know ASAP. But for now assume Tiger Claw.
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I would lean more towards the tough side. We're not talking beef jerky tough, but soft and tasty would be a stretch! They do have a bit of a fishy taste as well.
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This company's bully sticks come from Brazilian free range bulls (which means they feed on grass, not corn or other grains, etc.). BestBullySticks also sells bully sticks produced in the USA from U.S. free range bulls. Bully sticks from both sources are inspected by the FDA (for whatever that is worth). Unless the label or the heading states the bully sticks are sourced from US bulls, they are from Brazil. These BestBullySticks Supreme 6-inch bully sticks are from Brazil.
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My adult Bichon can chew one up in less than a half hour. I don't buy them anymore because I don't want her to eat them so fast. Our pet supply store sells bully sticks that last a lot longer but are more expensive. I guess you get what you pay for!
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I actually sent these back, so I am unable to tell you what it's made of, sorry!
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According to the Red Barn web site, the only ingredient is beef muscle roasted in it's own juices. My dogs love them. It takes them about a week to finish a 7 inch braided treat.
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They aren't soft, definitely about as tough as a bully stick or a rawhide - so use your best judgement I guess. My little elderly schnauzer mix does fine with it, and our friend's pom eats it like a cracker.
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The package says they are sourced from American free range grazing bison with no hormones or antibiotics. Nothing about pesticides or GMOs. Checking with the manufacturer may or may not get you a truthful answer. To be honest, I was just glad to find a replacement to the Chicken Jerky Treats from China. My big German Shepherd also likes Sam's Yams. They are kind of like sweet potato jerky. They don't last as long as the bison tendons and they don't clean her teeth as well but I like that there is less protein in those snacks. My girl is getting older and doesn't need as much protein as she did when she was younger. Gotta watch those kidneys...... The package says they are sourced from American free range grazing bison with no hormones or antibiotics. Nothing about pesticides or GMOs. Checking with the manufacturer may or may not get you a truthful answer. To be honest, I was just glad to find a replacement to the Chicken Jerky Treats from China. My big German Shepherd also likes Sam's Yams. They are kind of like sweet potato jerky. They don't last as long as the bison tendons and they don't clean her teeth as well but I like that there is less protein in those snacks. My girl is getting older and doesn't need as much protein as she... » Read More The package says they are sourced from American free range grazing bison with no hormones or antibiotics. Nothing about pesticides or GMOs. Checking with the manufacturer may or may not get you a truthful answer. To be honest, I was just glad to find a replacement to the Chicken Jerky Treats from China. My big German Shepherd also likes Sam's Yams. They are kind of like sweet potato jerky. They don't last as long as the bison tendons and they don't clean her teeth as well but I like that there is less protein in those snacks. My girl is getting older and doesn't need as much protein as she did when she was younger. Gotta watch those kidneys...... « Show Less
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Even if they say odorless, there is still SOME odor to bully sticks. Though odorless ones are much less than regular ones.
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Made of painted metal tubing. Will withstand chewing (I have bully breed that is a chewer - she simple chewed the paint off and lost interest).
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I have two labs one is 8 yrs. and the other is 7 mo. each can devourer a veggie dent chew in less than 5 minutes. Why not try bully sticks they last much longer.
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Sorry, I don't know, but I suspect equine or bovine...wish it were just fruit pectin, but these gums are so delicious, I just don't want to know.