The tl;dr is that this is BY FAR the best chewy sticks ever made. Hell - the best treat period. Their curly design, taste, & smell are pure perfection in comparison to the competitors’ products. We have bought every treat and bone out there and nothing compares. My 15lb puppy goes insane. I am an Amazon addict and this has landed in the Top 3 MUST HAVE items I purchase. The only downside is the price but, sigh, I got to say it’s still well worth it. I just can’t say enough good things about Mighty Paw’s all-natural *Curly* Bully Sticks! From the moment I opened the bag, I knew these were special. The rich natural scent immediately got my dog’s attention, and she went absolutely wild for the flavor & scent. No artificial additives, no fillers—just 100% bull pizzle, and you can tell the quality is top-notch. What is bull pizzle? I looked it up and it’s actually a 🐂 penis haha! The textured curly shape is a genius touch! I like to buy the 12” package and cut them in half to save money. It keeps my puppy engaged longer, making it not just a treat but also a fun, chewable challenge. The texture is perfectly firm yet satisfying to chew, giving her that chewy experience she loves while also helping with both healthy teeth and gums. Plus, there’s no greasy residue nor brittle mess, which is a huge bonus for me! I’ve tried plenty of pseudo bully sticks and soft bones but these stand out in every way — better smell (yes, really!), better texture, not too thick, and the longevity is great. My pup treats them like gold, and honestly, I’ve never seen her this excited about a snack before. She also tires herself out and sleeps like a baby afterwards. We have ordered over $3.5K on Amazon in the past month just for her (Golden Retriever) and I’ll say that MY TOP 5 purchases are these curly sticks (other brands were not great), Freeze Dried Treats (Vital Essentials Salmon/Duck bites and Stella Beef Hearts), Rocco & Roxie spray, Vehicle Backseat hard-bottom Extenders, and MidWest Homes iCrates were absolutely the best decisions. If you’re looking for a high-quality, natural, and absolutely irresistible chew for your puppy/dog then def look no further. Mighty Paw nailed it with these curly bully sticks, and I’ll be stocking up for sure! Tip: spend a tiny bit more to get the 12” ones and either twist them until the break in two or use shears to save money. Read more
My dog loves these bully sticks. Keeps him busy for quite a while. Started out slow, only letting him chew about two inches of it. Also purchased the bully stick holder to make it safer. Great quality with a single ingredient. He tolerated it very well. It didn't seem to upset his tummy at all. We'll continue to buy them. Read more
My dog is utterly obsessed with these. They last super long, and are good value. Perfect taste and size and he can be entertained for hours. They also help his teeth! Read more
Like I everyone says, they’re stinky and dogs love them. They didn’t last long for my two though. Read more
I have two Shih Tzu’s who LOVE these bully sticks. Every time I give them a variety or treats, they ALWAYS go for the Mighty Paw Curly Bully Sticks. I’ll be honest tho, I mean you know it’s natural and all that because the smell is a little stinky. Overall it’s quite durable though I look away for one second and they quite literally soften the chew with their saliva. I would say one could last a 12lb Shih Tzu a month if given to them every other day. Read more
Mine is a 75lb, 2yo lab. She enjoys these & it’s my only Amazon recurring order (one bag/month). They are expensive/high quality with zero digestive downside at one stick/week. She ingests the stick in roughly 30 minutes. Read more
Good long lasting chew. Not very smelly. I was sure to use a bully stick holder for safety. Found out my dog had a slight beef allergy, so won't buy again. If she didn't get itchy and red I would continue buying these for sure. Read more
1. We bought the 6" curls / 5 pack. A few inches shorter than others. 2. These are not close to traditional bully sticks; they are extremely thin & light, some flexible and see-through too. 3. All 5 "sticks" in pack together still do not weigh as much as one standard bully stick of same height. 4. After the fact I learned, for curled designs like this—they take a beef pizzle, cut into thin layers [shaved off maybe, like a thin piece of bacon] and stretch them way out, then twist. 5. Our dog is 8 months old, 40lbs, medium sized breed. She did like eating this, of course, but … 6. A standard bully stick on average takes her about 1hr or less; sometimes can get two [varied timed] sessions out of one if thicker. [FYI we use bully stick holder.] This one took her 5-10 minutes, if that, product broke off/down super fast. If your dog gulps, probably faster than that. 7. If looking for longer lasting “chew” solution, not great value; it's almost $20 for 5 [that's like 5 shavings off of a bully stick.] 8. These are more like a quick treat, which is a bit deceiving because when I see “bully stick” and “dog chew” I perceive that as an actual “chew” supplement, not a few minutes quick treat. 9. BUT to be fair, on back of package it says - for dogs 3+ months & older, teething puppies & moderate chewers. and “medium” on "Chewometer". 10. Package and brand state these are very good all-natural quality from grass fed etc bulls from South America and slow baked [which I've heard is best]. ***Important side note on quality & sourcing of bully sticks & beef products: These are sourced in South America, which I LIKE and PREFER based on research. I've seen many people on here, amongst dog treat product reviews, claiming they must have USA made/sourced and mad if not, BUT products from South America [they specialize in beef products] are deemed superior & much healthier by experts and brands! They have much stricter process/rules across the board plus treat/raise cattle better & for longer time, and are more natural/ higher, healthier quality overall. Things like being grass fed & free range, no antibiotics/chemicals/hormones, living longer & left intact [meaning stronger, more dense final bully stick] etc. All of it a plus. Definitely check individual brand details but just know it’s actually a good thing! Some USA companies may do this too, but generally a lot do not. Thought I should share this insight! Bottom line: Look at more detailed specifics on what type of "chew" it is & what you're looking for. I'd pass on this type/design if looking for an actual "bully stick" etc to occupy some type, give stimulation, or to help "brush teeth" as these will not do this for a lot of dogs. It is not a good solution for my dog and will avoid any shaved & curled designs in the future, as this is more of a quick expensive treat. Others it may be great for. Read more
