Tag: chew

Tis the season! This Christmas, why not give your pup a little something special to chew on…our Bully Stick Candy Cane! With this fun and festive bully stick your dog will enjoy hours of chew time in the holiday spirit! Has your dog been naughty or nice this year? “Santa Paws” is looking at his list and checking it twice. If your dog has been good, he’ll slip this delightful treat under the Christmas tree for them to enjoy on Christmas Day! If your dog has been naughty, toss him one anyway, promise we won't tell...

We took one of our standard 12” bully sticks and bent it to a classic candy cane shape. Like all of our bully sticks, our Bully Stick Candy Cane is 100% all natural and sourced from free ranging grass-fed Brazilian cattle.

At Bestbullysticks.com, we want you and your dog to enjoy the holiday season. While you’re sipping on eggnog and wrapping gifts for family and friends, get your dog in the spirit as well with our delicious Bully Stick Candy Cane! Buy it now for 3.49! 

Happy Holidays! 

With BestBullySticks.com's new Aunt Jeni's Fish Treats, your dog or cat will have a new, healthy treat they'll love. Aunt Jeni's 100% Natural dehydrated fish treats are a great source of omega-3 essential fatty acids as well as calcium.

The individual fish treats are fully dehydrated sardines approximately 3-4 inches in length. This bag is sold as an 8-ounce recloseable pouch. Because this is an all-natural product, the bags are sold by weight and not by volume.

Toss your pet this delicious treat and watch as they enjoy the flavor. They'll love it because of the taste, and you'll love it because your dog or cat will be getting the nutrients they need!
$13.38 

Want something new and different to use when playing fetch with your dog? Then this is exactly the toy you want! At BestBullySticks.com, we're always thinking of toys to offer you that not only entertain your dog, but to keep their mind and body sharp too! That's why Hyper Pet's Critter Toys are perfect for your dog!

Hyper Pet’s Critter Toys are a unique collection of interactive toys made for dogs of all shapes and sizes! This interactive toy has many uses, and can be played with by dogs of any size. Play fetch with your dog and help keep their body in tip-top condition, or play a few games of tug, and work out your dog’s urge to chew and pull. The tail will make it easier for your dog to retrieve the toy, while the attached ball makes the toy easy to throw long and short distances.

Toss your dog this toy they'll be sure to love it! $5.70-7.80

Looking for a dog treat to keep your dog entertained for hours? Try these delicious treats for your pet! We at BestBullySticks.com have two products your dog will love: Jumbo Smoked Cow Ears, and our Bison Femur Bone.

This Bison Femur Bone is huge, over a foot in length, and weighs up to 4.5 pounds and between 14-20 inches in length. Containing no hormones or preservatives, this bone is made from 100% all natural Bison. As an added bonus, there is still some meat on the bone for your dog to chew on!

Our Jumbo Smoked Cow Ears will have your canine's mouth watering! These treats have a savory smokey flavor that's extremely. At twice the size of our regular cow ears, these treats will make for some great chew time for your dog. With no artificial flavors, preservatives or hormones in this dog chew, these treats are perfect for your dog.

Both of these 1-ingredient dog treats can fit your dog's size and chewing temperament. Your dog will have hours of entertainment chewing on these and you can ensure peace and relaxation in your house! 

Jumbo Smoked Cow Ears: $10.80
Bison Femur Bone: $9.99 

We always love getting emails from our customers & readers asking us to feature their dog or favorite breed for our Best Bully Sticks Spotlight on a Breed blog series every Thursday. As always we are honored to oblige. We are excited to spotlight the  Chihuahua.

Height: 6-9  inches

Weight: 2-6 lbs

Coat: There is a long-haired variety of Chihuahua, but the most common variety is the short-haired Chihuahua. Chihuahuas have two coat types, smooth and long. The smooth coat should be soft and close, with a perceptible sheen. Long coats can be flat or wavy, with an undercoat, fringed ears, feathering on the feet and legs, and a tail that looks much like a plume.

Color: Chihuahua coat comes in a variety of colors including fawn, sand, chestnut, silver, and steel blue. They may also be black & tan or tri-color.

Appearance: The Chihuahua is a very small-sized dog with a proportionately robust build and distinctive facial features. Their body is stout and just longer than it is tall, and they have straight limbs. They have a sickle-shaped tail that curls over the dog’s back or off to one side. They have an apple-shaped head with a short, tapered, pointy muzzle. Their large eyes are round, dark, and can sometimes be ruby or luminously-colored. They have large, triangular-shaped, erect ears that are a distinguishing characteristic of this breed. Chihuahua puppies have a soft spot on the top of their skull that closes as they become adults.

Temperament: The Chihuahua is lively, alert, proud, and makes a good companion. They seek and demand affection, and they are very spunky by nature. They are determined, courageous, and they become very attached to their owner(s). They have a jealous streak, and they will follow their owner’s every move if strangers are present. Some Chihuahuas are difficult to train, but they are intelligent and generally learn quickly. Thus are most receptive to gentle training and positive reinforcement. The Chihuahua doesn’t like to be poked, pestered, or teased, and he may snap if a child provokes him. Because of their small size, they will resort to using their teeth if they feel threatened. This breed may often be noisy and difficult to housebreak. All Chihuahuas should be properly socialized to avoid the onset of aggressive behavior.

Health: The average lifespan of this breed is between 15-18 years. There are also a number of health problems to look out for with this breed. Prone to rheumatism, slipped stifle, colds, gum problems, corneal dryness, secondary glaucoma due to protruding eyes, weight gain and susceptible to fractures. Also some Chihuahuas have a molera, an unclosed section of the skull which can remain open throughout life making them prone to injury. They often wheeze and snore because of their small, short muzzles. This breed is also susceptible to stress.

Is your dog barking for his or her time in the spotlight?

If you would like your dog spotlighted or want to recommend a dog breed you love for our next Best Bully Sticks Spotlight on a Breed entry please send us an email with the subject “Spotlight My Dog”. If you are submitting your very own dog don’t forget to send over a photogenic pic  and a short 2-3 sentence bio about your canine buddy.