Are yak bars good for dogs?
In this post, you'll find all the information you need about yak sticks for dogs and the health benefits.
What are yak chews made of?
Putting it simply, they are chewable treats made from yak’s milk. That's it.
The benefits of yak sticks for dogs
We all know that most natural dog treats, smell, some really badly. In your home they can leave some rather interesting notes in the air. The great thing about yak sticks are that they do not have any odour.
Now, whilst the don't smell, they do leave some mess so it is advisable to give them as treats on hard surfaces for ease of cleaning when your dog has finished. When they get wet, they get mushy - and its this that can stick in carpets and rugs. That said, yak bars are very healthy for your dog and the benefits outweigh the negatives - the only negative is to the carpet and human nose!
Yak chews have a long-lasting texture and aren’t hard on the dog’s mouth or stomach. They come in a variety of sizes so that your pooch can enjoy them, no matter the breed. For smaller dogs, once they have chewed heir way down to a nub of the stick, you can microwave the remaining bits to serve over their kibble as a tasty garnish.
Are yak bars good for dogs teeth?
Dogs love to chew, so it is important for your dog to chew on safe, healthy stuff - not the furniture! Yak bars provide hours safe chewing entertainment for your pooch.
Yak chews help to remove plaque from teeth and promote overall good oral hygiene for your dog.
Can all dogs safely enjoy yak bars?
Yak chews are a great way to keep your dog entertained, especially if they tend to chew a lot. However, they are not ideal for senior dogs or smaller dogs whose teeth might not be as strong.
Yak sticks are quite hard on teeth in their natural state, until chewed for some time and softened. If you have an older pup or dog with dental conditions, yak sticks are likely not the bet chew option for them. You can find puppy-safe treats here.
What makes for a good healthy dog treat?
Yak bars are a good source of protein, low in fat, are fully digestible, and gluten-free - but, they should only be given to your dog once a week due to their high protein content.
Choosing the right chew based on your dog’s age and other health requirements can be difficult, however, to help we have also organised our treats by health benefits in the main menu. Making it easier for you find great tasting treats that will benefit your dog in the way required.
All of our treats are made from 100% naturally derived ingredients, no hidden preservatives or nasties - nothing.
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