As a dog owner with a power chewer, finding the right treat that's both safe and engaging has been a challenge. The Mighty Chewz Jumbo Bully Sticks with the Bully Bone have been a game-changer in our household.These jumbo bully sticks are impressively sized at 12 inches long, perfect for larger breeds or dogs that typically demolish treats in minutes. These function great, and are a real distraction for my dog. Made from 100% beef pizzle, they're all-natural and free from artificial additives, which is a huge plus for health-conscious pet parents.The standout feature is undoubtedly the innovative Bully Bone holder. This clever addition addresses a common concern among dog owners - the risk of choking on the last bit of the bully stick. Each stick comes with a pre-drilled hole that fits securely into the bone holder, effectively eliminating this worry. It's a simple yet brilliant solution that provides peace of mind during chew time.In terms of durability, these jumbo sticks are top-notch. My Husky, who usually goes through regular chews in no time, spends hours working on these. This longevity not only keeps him occupied but also makes the slightly higher price point worth it in the long run.The bully sticks also offer dental benefits. The tough texture helps scrape away plaque and tartar as my dog chews, contributing to better oral health between brushings. It's a win-win - he gets a tasty treat, and I get to support his dental hygiene.However, there are a few considerations to keep in mind. The strong, natural odor might be off-putting for some owners, though it seems to be a hit with the dogs. Also, at $44.99 for a pack, they're pricier than some alternatives on the market. But considering their durability and the included Bully Bone, the value is there for those willing to invest in quality.Compared to rawhide or synthetic chews, Mighty Chewz Jumbo Bully Sticks stand out for their natural composition and safety features. They offer a healthier alternative to rawhide, which can pose digestive risks, and are more appealing to dogs than many synthetic options.One minor drawback is that due to their size and toughness, these might not be suitable for smaller dogs or those with sensitive teeth. As with any chew, supervision is essential, especially when your dog is getting down to the last few inches.Overall, Mighty Chewz Jumbo Bully Sticks with the Bully Bone have become a staple in our home. They keep my dog happily engaged, support his dental health, and give me peace of mind thanks to the safety features. While they might be overkill for smaller dogs, for owners of large breeds or enthusiastic chewers, these bully sticks are an excellent investment in your dog's happiness and well-being. Despite the higher price point, the combination of quality, safety, and durability make them a worthwhile addition to any dog owner's treat arsenal.

I've tried other bully stick holders, but my 50+ lb pit was able to yank out the last bit and still eat it. The problem with them, is that they just push the treat against the inner wall of the holder. Odd shapes and such will make performance vary each time. The advantage of this bully holder, is that the "bolt" goes straight through the treat's pre drilled hole...then through a hole in the inner wall of the holder. There's no point of failure here, and the bolt and holder are both sturdy, solid plastic. It's also simple to use, because all you do is twist the bolt, making sure it goes through the hole in the treat and the other side of the holder. I do recommend to not twist it too tightly, as the grip for the bolt can be tricky to grab with your fingers once in too far if you have large hands (but a pair of pliers helped me get it out the one time I did it).Cleaning is easy, since there's no hollow areas for water to seep. What's also nice, is you can take the time to drill a hole in other treats that can fit in the opening of the holder...such as other bully brands you have laying around, or yak cheese (just make sure it's not cut overly wide). This can also be seen as an issue if you don't want to (or can't) drill holes in your dog's chew treats, but I feel it's worth the time for me.The treats themselves are fine. I got the 12 inch ones, and they lasted my girl about two days of intense chewing. Sure they smell a bit when you first open the package, but I haven't noticed any odor while they sit around in the open. I might pick up some more once I run out of what I have already in the pantry. Even if I don't get more of the treats...I'd DEFINITELY get another holder if the current one wears out.

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