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HomeDog SuppliesTreats & ChewsChewsDingo Dyno Stix 3-Pack, 3.2-Ounce |
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 My dog loves them! Nov 15, 2011
By T. Carr
"Zert"
My dog loves these things. They are getting harder to find. I have had some problems getting "old" product that has either expired or nearing expiration from some vendors that offer them at discounts. I am glad to see that Amazon is carrying them directly now!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Dingo Stix Jun 02, 2011
By Drumcat Fano
"drumcat"
Hi,I purchase these Dingo bones alot because I have 3 dogs that love them.The one problem with them is the red inside part of the chew bone is a bit messy.I have to go around and clean where they eat their bones.They are happy to get one so I just have to clean up.They are worth the money but I wish all animal items would be cheaper than they are because it can be very costly.I love my animals and will always buy them something because they are my dear friends and they are worth it.
An animal Lover
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
my dog loves these Jun 17, 2010
By Beauregard
"Petfinder Gal"
My dog loves the dyno stix. They stopped selling them at Petsmart so now I have to buy them online. I tried others but he has to have these!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Best rawhide chew Mar 17, 2010
By Patricia Kavula
I have a large Golden Retriever who loves to chew. Rawhide chews are great for dogs because it takes quite a lot of chewing to finish them. But they can also be dangerous because the rawhide gets soft and slippery. If the dog bites off a large chunk it can get caught in the throat and is almost impossible to retrieve. The directions always say to monitor the dog while they are chewing rawhide. Another thing to consider when choosing a rawhide treat is the calories. Dogs eat rawhide and too much of it will pile on the pounds. Dingo makes the best rawhide toys, and they come in a variety of sizes and shapes. The larger ones, particularly the ones shaped in a knot, are dangerous for my dog because the pieces she breaks off are too large and sometimes get caught in her throat. But these sticks are perfect. After a couple of really serious bites the red flavor strip in the center starts to fall out and that occupies her for quite a while. When that's gone she returns to the rawhide. They are large enough to keep her happy but small enough so that she can have a couple of these each week without compromising her diet. I think Dingo may rate them for smaller dogs, but they work well for my Golden. The only problem is availability. My local pet stores have stopped carrying this size, for some reason, so I had to buy through Amazon.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Too Large for Small Dogs but Tasty (I Guess) Jan 03, 2010
By Olive
The moment I opened the package, my dog went crazy and tried to chew it for couple hours. However, this rawhide is too large and too thick for her and she ultimately gave up on it. My dog weighs about 7 pounds (not a puppy). I wish Dingo makes same rawhide with half of its thickness. Bad luck for my dog and me, but if you have a bigger dog then this rawhide is highly recommended.
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