Cadet Bully Sticks for Small Dogs – All-Natural Beef Pizzle, High Protein, Low Fat, Long-Lasting, Grain & Rawhide-Free Dog Chews for Aggressive Chewers, Small (12 Ounce)

First let me say I literally could cry watching my Gracie tear into this Cadet bully stick for SMALL dogs. In the past she has add different brands but have always come up short. I can’t ask her why she either wasn’t interested in one or showed interest for only a few minutes in another one. I think I know why: The sticks had NO ODOR or they were too thick to sustain interest for the size of her mouth and jaw. These Cadet bully sticks for small dogs are a value too. In the past I have purchased and given away more bully sticks!! Lastly I know some have concerns about the odors of bully sticks. These have an odor but it’s not overwhelming at all. Three home runs for Gracie: Her new bully sticks smell enough to peak her interest to chew/eat, her new bully sticks are a manageable size for her; a SMALL DOG, and finally they are affordable. I encourage anyone looking for bully sticks to consider Cadet Bully Sticks for small dogs.

I've been buying these now for about 6 months and my two Pomeranians love these! They stink pretty bad if you give them a sniff but the dogs really like them. I've bought X-Small, Small and Medium. You have to get the right size for you're size of dog and they;re chewing style.The X-small are the best because my dogs are really small (10lbs) and these will last for days. I give them 1 to 2 every day and there's always a few around the kitchen they go gnaw on to when relaxing.I wish there was a 12oz bag of the X-small. The only complaint is these are so expensive. It's about $2 per chew. If they were about 25% cheaper or there was a flash sale once in a while I think a lot more people would but them which still makes the company profit.

Brief review:These are among the best value I have found thus far for quality bullies (I buy the 12oz pack). While sizes have varied a bit (I've gotten packs with fewer thick sticks, however most come with more sticks of medium thickness like the one in my photo) the pack is always 12oz so there's no skimping or anything. One thick stick lasts my dog a bit more than a day; the medium sticks I usually receive last around 3/4 day and I'll give her a second that runs well into the next day. the odor is there, but it's not as bad as some of the others I've tried.Longer review:These are a true godsend... Our pup is a ball of energy (especially in the morning), and a 'spirited chewer'... and to make matters worse, we just had her spayed, so she now has to bottle all of her energy with no real outlet... Before her surgery, she loved her bully sticks, however they were always a bit... well... putrid... I made the mistake of switching to Himalayan yak cheese sticks since they are supposed to be another great, long lasting alternative with less odor... I still advise for you all to give the yak cheese a try, however our pooch doesn't really give them the attention we hoped she would... instead focusing her teeth on our base boards, plants, and our son.... I got my new order of these bully sticks, and things are back to fairly peaceful, even if a bit odorific!!!! No, these sticks don't train your pup not to chew your furniture or nip at children, but one chew lasts our dog an entire day of dedicated chewing, hours at a time... Our girl is small, but she has a powerful jaw (Chow / Pit / Australian Cattle Dog / German Shepherd / Collie mix). Just to note, these are definitely not odorless but they aren't as bad as some of the others I've purchased (and none are truly odorless from my experience and research). Try them out - keep your dog in another room if necessary, but you won't be sorry! May the funk be with y'all!

Dog likes them. Keeps her busy. Lasts a long time.I have bought several packages of these. One bag smelled like urine. No other bags smelled like that. I still have them to my dog without any known negative effects but I couldn’t stand the smell and threw them away. I still buy them. No further issues. Jean

They’ve changed the product. The sticks are much shorter and thinner than they used to be. Not worth the price and I noticed they’re now marketing them for small dogs.

I just bought my third 20.3 oz bag. The first bag was great. All the pieces were consistent and around 5" long or so and similar to the pieces in bottom row of pic. The second bag was the total opposite and had all shapes and sizes but some were so small and skinny that I am afraid to give them to my dog for fear of choking. I decided to buy one more bag hoping for the same consistency as first bag. This time I received, as another reviewer has stated, some much shorter pieces. Over half the sticks are 3.5". Last pic shows the entire content of 20.3 oz bag ($50) compared to a deck of cards that is 3.5" tall. They appear to be cutting pieces in half or something but these are too short. I liked the price on these ( still stupid expensive for what it is) but I will probably shop around next time as you never know what you will get.

Good product.

The 12 oz pack is perfect for my adult corgi. I like that they are different shapes and sizes- sometimes I don't have as much time to play with him so I give him one of the bigger ones. He seems to like them that way too. I've tried the Costco ones (same brand) and they are perfectly straight (and so long I cut them) and all about the same thickness, but my dog doesn't seem to get as excited about them. Yes they are stinky but he seems to prefer them stinky! And the smell doesn't last the whole time he chews them.