Hard Himalayan cheese treat for dogs, 90 g

There is almost no smell, you can't smell the cheese fragrance in the apartment. For me, this sealed the purchase.

Bought it for long-lasting chewing. Recommend it, it's worth the money.

My Labrador is 9 months old, losing his teeth, and chews on everything. I gave him this stick, he took it to his mat and chewed on it for two days. It's highly durable, but his teeth handle it well. I noticed that this weekend he didn't touch my slippers at all. It's understood that the treat doesn't replace food, we use it purely as a reward to keep him calm.

Would buy again. Unbleached packaging, nice paper.

I liked that it's not a soft one-bite treat. It kept my mutt busy for a long time.

The texture is very hard, I had to hold it in my hands for a bit to warm it up before giving it. The dog approved.

The size works for my medium dog. He can hold it properly, but it is not so large that he gives up.

The salty aftertaste is minimal to me, but my dog liked it more than sweet treats.

Got this for an adult Shepherd, it crunches its teeth against it, but the piece lasts a long time.

A good treat to distract the dog while I work. We're satisfied.

I liked that the smell is natural and not overpowering, the apartment smells fine afterwards.

My beagle usually chews through things in about three minutes, but this cheese kept him busy for almost two days in a few sessions. The texture is really dense, almost no crumbs, and the dog is absolutely thrilled. I will be ordering more.

The package opened neatly, the cheese inside was whole, without a single crumb. Great for an online order.

I use it strictly as a supplemental feed. The main thing is not to replace their regular meals with it, then everything is great.

My Cocker usually begs for a refill, but with this cheese, he stays busy with a single piece for a long time.

Our terrier loves hard treats, this cheese didn't crumble right away.

The ingredients are simple and clear, with no hidden fillers. Top quality.

No chlorine bleaching on the packaging, eco-friendly. The cheese itself has a subtle scent and doesn't overpower the smell of the apartment.

I liked that there are no preservatives, and the dog liked that he could chew on it for a long time.

I bought it for drives to the country house. It did not stink up the bag, and it kept the dog busy during stops.

Bought it for my dog. He eats it, but not right away, needs to get used to the smell. The consistency is really like a rock.

My dog has sensitive teeth, so she chewed it slowly, but didn't break anything.

The dog loves chewing on it. I'm slightly concerned that the bar is a very light color, unusual for a yak chew.

Got it purely to keep the dog busy during conference calls. It works flawlessly, the dog lies on the rug and chews on this cheese chew.

I liked that it's a supplemental treat, I give it between meals without changing the diet.

The dog eats it with pleasure and stays busy for a long time. I wish there were at least a simple zip lock inside for storage.

The lack of artificial flavorings is obvious. It smells just like cheese, without any chemical fragrances.

Just yak and cow milk, lime juice, and salt. Everything is clean and clear. I’m getting more.

It’s convenient that there’s one piece in the package: I open it, give it to the dog, and don’t have to pour anything into another container.

I’ve been buying these cheeses for my beagle for the second month now. I give them strictly under supervision, because he likes to bite off whole chunks. He chews calmly for almost an hour, and it saves the furniture in the evenings. The ingredients are listed very honestly on the label, with no hidden components. I’m glad the production is nearby, which makes sense and is eco-friendly.

Luna, an adult Sheltie, usually takes a long time to warm up to new treats. She sniffed this cheese first, then carried it over to her mat and chewed almost without stopping. We gave it to her for three evenings in a row in short sessions. Her stomach was fine, the treat had a mild smell, and it didn’t leave our hands sticky.

Our cocker gets very excited when guests come over. This time we gave him the cheese on his bed before the doorbell rang. He was distracted by chewing, approached people more calmly, and then returned to his spot. I didn’t notice any stickiness on the floor, just a few small dry crumbs at the end.

I noticed the citrus ingredient on the label, but the chew still smelled mild and milky to me.

I chose it after reading the milk-based ingredients. The taste clearly worked for my dog.

For a small dog, the piece is substantial; I held it in my hand for the first few minutes. After that she chewed it calmly on her own.

It arrived quickly and the packaging was intact. The dog appreciated the treat properly.

I gave it to my dog during a long car trip. He lay quietly on the back seat and chewed almost the whole way.

The packaging sorts well for recycling, but it tore along the seam right in the box. I had to transfer it to a zip bag.

No colorings or preservatives is a huge plus. The cheese is light in color and looks natural.

The dog finally got tired from chewing and fell asleep right away. A calm evening for me is guaranteed.

We have an adult dachshund. We give it as a complementary food, without replacing her main diet. The perfect balance for a snack.

An ordinary everyday item for us. This isn’t my first time buying it. The quality is consistent.

I had been looking for a safe alternative to edible bones from pet stores for a long time. I read about Fernpaw and ordered it to try. My retriever chewed through the stick in about three evenings. I immediately noticed that there are no artificial flavorings or preservatives in the ingredients, only basic ingredients. The cheese smells pleasant and natural, so there are no colorings either. I liked that the packaging honestly says to use it under supervision. I add this cheese to the diet as a bonus to the main food.

The ingredient list is simple enough for my allergic dog. She ate it calmly and had no reaction.

The cheese didn’t stain the dog bed, just left a slightly damp mark after long chewing, and that was it.

It calms my husky down really well during stressful moments, for example when guests come to the house.

For a Rottweiler, this isn’t a toy for a week, but it kept him busy for one evening perfectly. I’ll buy it again.

The dog doesn’t swallow it whole, he actually chews it. That’s the main thing for us, because soft snacks disappear instantly.

It doesn’t replace complete nutrition, but as a treat it works ten out of ten.

The stick is very hard; my poodle chewed it for a long time but with effort, so I’ll crumble it.

My Chihuahua wouldn't let her have it all at once, she held it and controlled it. She licked the edge and was happy.

The packaging has no excess plastic layers and is easy to open. The cheese inside is dry, dense, and has no foreign smell.

Yak and cow's milk in the ingredients sounds exotic, but the dog loved it.

I liked that the percentages on the label are indicated without water. An honest approach.

My pug took to it right away. I expected a sharper smell from the label, but it mostly smells like hard cheese.

My Staffy usually crunches through dried treats too quickly, so I was looking for something denser. I gave him the Fernpaw on Sunday, sat next to him and watched him chew. The piece shrank slowly, with no large sharp splinters. I especially liked that the aroma doesn't fill the kitchen.

It does not crumble in my dog’s mouth and gives him proper chewing work. The small amount of lime on the label did not bother him.

I order this for my Dachshund. Dense and without a harsh smell. I've tried different brands, but Fernpaw's ingredients are much clearer.

The cheese turned out to be too hard for my Dachshund, she chewed it for about ten minutes and walked away.

I don't notice any flavorings at all, and the dog is still interested in it. That means the natural taste is enough for her.

Our Boxer, Rico, usually destroys chew treats very quickly, so I wasn't expecting miracles. I gave him this cheese in the evening while we were cooking dinner. He carried it to his spot and chewed on it in about three sittings. The smell wasn't bothersome, there were few crumbs, and we put the rest away until the next day afterwards.

After the cheese, his breath didn't become sweet and chemical-like, as it does with some other treats.

We have a Weimaraner, Loki, with strong jaws; regular sticks disappear in a couple of minutes. I gave him this cheese after a training session, he lay down on his spot and gnawed on it in several sessions. Almost no smell was left on the blanket, and there weren't many crumbs. I put the leftover away because the piece is hard.

The kraft label doesn't slip in the hand and is easily disposable, it shows the brand cares about EU standards.

For our adult Setter the hardness was perfect. I would not hand it to a puppy, but he chewed it slowly and confidently.

My dog chewed on the stick for almost the entire week. It really keeps her occupied for a long time, and there's no smell in the apartment.

I'm ordering Fernpaw for the second time. My Corgi is 4 years old and absolutely loves this hard cheese. It usually takes him about four days to finish a stick completely. What I particularly like as an owner is that there is absolutely none of that pungent smell that you often get from other chew snacks. The ingredients are simple, I checked before buying, no empty fillers. I will definitely order again, the price is justified.

The dog chews on it for a long time, and there is practically no smell in the apartment. Everything is as advertised. We will buy more.

I gave it under supervision, just as instructed. The dog chewed carefully, everything is fine.

This feels like a chew for grown dogs, not little puppies. My adult dog was happy with it.

The plain kraft label looks nice, and the cheese inside kept my dog busy through the evening.

The short fur around the muzzle doesn't get sticky from the cheese. This is a huge rarity for these kinds of chews.

The cheese didn't leave any greasy marks on the dog bed, even though the dog was dragging it back and forth.

You can seriously hear the crunching of the teeth, you can tell there's mechanical work involved, not just a soft tasty treat.

I buy these kinds of things when I need to keep the dog occupied during video calls. Fernpaw turned out to be the quietest option, he chews calmly and doesn't drag it all over the room.

Judging by the reaction, the taste was a hit. The bag was easy to set aside for recycling afterward.

I bought it for the eco-friendly packaging, but the product itself turned out to be high-quality too, with no fillers.

It cleans the teeth well mechanically; there was noticeably less plaque after a couple of weeks of daily chewing.

The pack opened cleanly, and the simple paper label feels more my style than shiny pet-store packaging.

I got this cheese for my Jack Russell so he wouldn’t chew the furniture while I work from home. The cheese really is firm; my dog gnawed on it little by little for almost the whole week. His teeth look cleaner after it, and the plaque is coming off. But there is one big downside: when the cheese gets very small, the leftover bits get firmly worked into the hallway rug. The dog chews them thoroughly and smears them into the pile, and it is extremely hard to clean afterward. Now I only give it to him in the kitchen or in a tray. The product itself is excellent, natural and chemical-free; you just need to be ready to clean up after your pet has enjoyed the treat. Special respect to the manufacturer for the eco-friendly packaging.

The size of one cheese is convenient for a medium-sized dog; there’s no need to split it right away. It lasts a long time.

My corgi usually finishes treats quickly, but this cheese lasted through several sessions. I gave it after dinner, took away what was left, and offered it again the next day.

I bought it as a supplemental treat, and it turned out to be the only thing my dog chews instead of swallowing in chunks.

After grooming, my corgi is usually wound up and runs around the apartment for a long time. This time I gave her Fernpaw on a mat; she worked at it with her teeth for about forty minutes and then calmly lay down to sleep. The cheese didn’t smear across the floor, and the smell was barely noticeable. I’ll keep a supply for days like this.

This is my second time ordering. Everything is great, but this time the bar was a bit thicker and it was harder for the dog to get a grip on it.

I didn’t notice any stickiness on the carpet; the dog chewed it next to the sofa.

I bought it because of the monomaterial packaging. Finally, something you can put in the recycling bin without any hassle. Inside is a good hard cheese, and the dog is happy.

My Labrador is 7 years old and quite an aggressive chewer. He destroys regular bones from the pet store in a couple of minutes, but this Himalayan cheese from Fernpaw lasted almost three days. We gave it strictly in the evening so he would calm down and stop racing around the house. The texture is very hard, so the dog has to put in some effort. As a long-lasting chew treat, this is the best we’ve tried in the last couple of years. Five stars.

The kraft label with no chlorine bleaching shows care for nature. The cheese itself is good too; the dog is thrilled.

I liked the understated packaging. More importantly, my dog accepted the cheese immediately.

I got it for a medium-sized dog. He eats it fine, but I had to buy a special holder so the cheese wouldn’t slide around the floor while he chewed.

My dog has sensitive teeth, so I only gave it for a short time and watched her. Everything went well.

One bar lasted our adult beagle through several sessions. I’m happy with the purchase.

The label is plain and not glossy, which I prefer. Nothing about the packaging feels overdone.

My dog really likes this treat and chews it for a long time. The only downside for me is that the cheese crumbles onto the carpet.

The ingredient list surprised me at first, but my dog did not hesitate for a second.

A dense cheese chew. My pug picked at it for a long time. It keeps a pet nicely occupied.

No staining of saliva or the carpet. Just a natural light cheese color.

The packaging looks calm instead of loud and plastic-heavy. The dog cared only about the cheese, of course.

I liked that the kraft label has no chlorine bleaching. A small thing, but nice. The dog happily polished off the cheese.

The meat and flavor of Fernpaw are top-notch, but the dog chews on it for a long time, so the consumption rate is minimal.

The fermented cheese format has a long shelf life without any chemicals, which is great.

The dog enjoys chewing it, but the smell is definitely an acquired taste. It has a slightly sour scent. Otherwise, everything is great.

The piece is a sensible size for us. It is dense enough that my dog actually has to work on it.

I bought it with some hesitation since my Shar-Pei rarely chews anything for more than a minute. With this cheese, he sat there for about an hour.

Manufactured in Europe is a huge plus for this price. The transportation distance is short, and you can tell by the quality.

A craft label without chlorine bleaching, it feels nice to hold.

No artificial preservatives. The shelf life is normal, the product didn't spoil in the cupboard.

I gave it after a walk when the dog needed to calm down. The cheese kept her busy for a long time.

It's seriously hard, my Jack Russell didn't break it immediately but actually chewed on it. Exactly what's needed.

Ordered for my Beagle. The cheese is really hard and helps with dental plaque; the dog chews it happily and gets distracted for a solid half an hour. But unfortunately, the size only lasts a couple of days, even though our dog isn't large. It would be great if you made a bigger version, or just a longer one, so it's enough for a work week. Otherwise, the composition is excellent, I'm glad there are no chemicals or artificial flavorings, it's a natural product. I will order again, but probably two packs at once to make sure it lasts. The pet definitely loves the taste, no stomach issues occurred.

I brought it on a country-house trip, and it helped keep the dog calm and settled in the car.

I gave it under supervision as instructed. The texture is really very hard, it mechanically cleans the teeth excellently.

Provides calm engagement. While the dog is chewing, I can peacefully work from home.

The cheese smell doesn't sink into carpets and furniture like it did with other brands of deer antlers.

Chlorine-free packaging is a small thing, but I vote with my wallet for the environment.

The ingredients are clearly stated on the packaging, without any weird additives. I check this because my dog is sensitive to treats.

I buy it for my Poodle. It's a necessary and useful item, but the problem is that the dog hides the cheese under the couch and it gets stuck there.

It is a very firm cheese chew. Once my dog settles into gnawing it, he seems to enjoy the taste more and more.

An excellent treat for adult dogs. The problem is that our 14-year-old dog with bad teeth can't chew it.

Bought it because there are no dyes or flavorings. The dog's stomach handled it well.

The cheese removes plaque from the dog's teeth well, mechanically cleaning away the dirt. I noticed an improvement.

Listing the ingredients with percentages and no hidden fillers wins me over. Would buy again without hesitation.

I give it as a bonus after the main food, the dog understands that lunch is over and finishes the treat.

I liked that the packaging is regular plastic without foil, I just tossed it in the yellow bin and that's it. The dog is happy.

I was pleased that there are no colorings: the drool and the mat stayed stain-free. The dog is happy.

The salt in the ingredients didn’t worry me; there isn’t much of it to taste, and the dog drank as usual.

The dog chewed the stick for almost three days, and there’s no particular smell in the apartment. The texture really is hard. We’ll buy it again.

I liked that there isn’t a strong cheesy stink; honestly, I was afraid there would be. My dachshund chewed it on the mat and then calmly fell asleep.

The ingredients with yak milk sounded unusual, so I tried it with my corgi. Eats it happily, with no strong smell.

The ingredients with yak and cow’s milk suited our dog, although I’m cautious about new proteins.

I expected a chemical cheese smell, but it just smells like regular powdered milk. very pleasantly surprised.

It lasted more than one evening, even though our retriever usually eats everything quickly.

Right size for my medium dog. She can pin it between her paws without it disappearing too quickly.

After chewing, I didn’t notice a sticky muzzle like with some treats. The schnauzer is happy.

The aroma is natural and very restrained, which is really important for an apartment. The dog is happy.

My spitz licks this cheese for a long time instead of swallowing it right away. Convenient for a small dog, I’m buying more.

It doesn’t crumble right away like many snacks. The dog really works his jaws, instead of just swallowing.

The ingredients are super clean, with no hidden fillers. I finally found a brand I trust.

After our walk, I gave it to my beagle and he settled down with it for most of the evening. The apartment did not smell like a treat shop.

The French bulldog chewed it for about twenty minutes over several evenings, working his teeth actively but without rushing.

I’d been looking for something to keep my dog busy while I work from home. This stick brightened up our working hours.

A complementary food; I give it little by little alongside the main diet. The dog is thrilled.

The price is justified, because the dog eats regular treats in a minute, but here he’s fully occupied.

The mono-material bag went through our sorting just fine, which is nice. The dog, of course, was more interested in the cheese than the packaging.

Our dog used to spit out cheese from other brands. He chews this one to the end.

The texture is very hard, just as described. My poodle had to work at it.

I bought it for my Labrador Rex to keep him occupied while I work. Overall, the cheese is excellent; the dog chewed it for almost two hours straight, and his teeth look clean afterward. I was pleased with the ingredients, no unnecessary chemical components. But after just a couple of days, I noticed that on the edges where the dog couldn’t gnaw through the dense pieces, fairly sharp chips remained. I had to take the leftovers away and throw them out, because I’m afraid my pet could injure his gums. If the manufacturer somehow smoothed out this issue or included a special tool for soaking the edges, it would be absolutely excellent. As it is, overall I’m satisfied, Rex is happy and properly occupied.

The short label was what convinced me. My dog ate it willingly, and I did not see any stomach trouble afterward.

I took it on the road in the camper van because the packaging is light and doesn’t smell in the bag. Very convenient.

My dog liked it and the smell isn't strong. However, there was a lot of cheese crumble at the bottom of the package which immediately scattered all over the floor.

The pack lasts a week. I have a dachshund and she made it last for a long time.

The shape of a solid stick makes it comfortable for the dog to hold with its paws. Minimal salt.

The kraft label feels nice to the touch. It looks very stylish and is unbleached, which is important.

Gave it to my pug, he was in heaven for half the evening. The smell at home is fine, nothing chemical about it.

Lasted three days of intense chewing by a large Shepherd. I find the consumption rate to be very economical.

Great texture for cleaning teeth. I noticed less plaque buildup.

The absence of hidden fillers is a huge plus. Buying it for the second time in a row.

Cow and yak, a classic combo. My poodle approves of this game.

I ordered partly because it is made in Europe. It arrived fresh, and my dog was interested as soon as I opened it.

The cheese is dry and hard, easy to take along in a doggy bag. Doesn't get the pocket dirty.

The treat is great, the dog is absolutely thrilled. But for some reason, there was almost no dry milk powder left inside, unlike other brands.

We have a mixed-breed dog named Nora, she's two years old, and in the evenings she often demands attention. We gave her the Fernpaw cheese four times, always under supervision. She lies down next to the sofa and chews on it for a long time without any fuss. I especially liked that there's no strong dairy smell in the room, as sometimes happens with other treats.

The packaging is unbleached and recyclable, I bought it purely for the eco-friendliness. The dog is happy.

It's hard, but that's exactly what cleans the teeth. Recommend it.

While the dog is busy with the cheese, she doesn't scratch the furniture. A wonderful alternative to raw bones.

Our poodle is a picky eater, but he took to this hard cheese right away. Will be buying more.

We have a schnauzer named Nora; she needs something to chew on before bed, otherwise she goes looking for slippers. I offered this cheese for four evenings in a row in small amounts, always sitting nearby. She chewed it calmly, and then went to her bed on her own. I like that the product doesn't look like a sweet doggy candy, the ingredients are simple and clear.

I liked that there are no artificial fragrances; the dog got interested on his own, without any overwhelming smell.

The Fernpaw dog treat has become a hit in our house. The cheese texture is very hard, so I only give it under supervision as instructed.

My Boxer specifically liked the dense edge; he gnawed on it for a long time and didn't swallow it in chunks.

After dinner, I give a piece as an activity, not as food. The dog caught on to this ritual quickly.

Natural and subtle scent. He chews on it longer than regular treats.

Very hard cheese, it was a bit tough for my Yorkie to chew but he managed it. The smell is pleasant.

The price is fair for the quality. The ingredients are free of artificial colors and preservatives, thank you.

Perfect for long car trips; the dog stays busy.

A hard cheese chew, just as described. Smells pleasant, no chemical odor. We bought it again.

Our Spitz first carried the piece around on the carpet, then figured it out and calmly chewed for about forty minutes.

I got it for an adult husky-type dog; her teeth are strong and she chewed it confidently. I definitely wouldn't give this to a young puppy.

When it rained all day, our walks ended up being short, and my dog was bored at home. I gave him this hard cheese on a blanket, sat next to him, and read. He worked on the treat for almost the whole movie, taking breaks now and then and coming back to it. It didn't make the floor dirty, and the smell was mild. After this experience, I'll definitely order more.

My poodle couldn't bite through it right away and worked on it patiently, exactly what we needed.

The cheese cleans the dog's teeth well. But the piece turned out to be too long, and the dog couldn't hold it with his paws on the slippery floor.

We have a mixed-breed dog, Marta, very active, and after training she takes a long time to settle down at home. I gave her this cheese after evening training three times in a week. She carried it to her bed herself and chewed it calmly. I liked that there are no flavorings in the ingredients, because the smell in the room stays normal.

The ingredient list is short and easy to understand. My Labrador chewed it without any stomach upset.

Not a bad cheese for teeth. It's a pity there is salt in the ingredients, so I have to strictly watch the amount.

Excellent product and fast delivery; the dog crunched away happily.

The mono-material packaging is a big plus. The dog ate every last bit.

The ingredients are crystal clear and honest. No hidden fillers, they even listed the percentages. Respect to the producer.

The dog first sniffed it because of the milky smell, then carried it to the mat and worked on it for an hour.

It worked well for our adult spaniel; I wouldn't give something like this to a puppy.

The lime on the label caught my eye, but the chew was not bitter. My dog gnawed it happily.

My dog has a sensitive stomach, but after a short session everything was fine.

Hard as a rock, but the dog likes it. I give a little at a time when he's really bored.

It fully lives up to its purpose as a long-lasting chew. The dog is calm, and I'm calm.

Natural aroma with no added fragrances. Doesn't smell like dog or strange spices.

My beagle got it after a walk and stayed busy with it for nearly the whole evening.

We have a Labrador with awful eating habits, but with this stick he really slows down and gnaws thoughtfully.

It absolutely must be given under supervision. The dog sometimes chokes a little, but she likes the taste.

A good product for mechanical work on the teeth. My shepherd loved it.

I bought it for a shepherd after training. She gnawed calmly and didn't try to bite it into pieces right away.

A truly traditional Himalayan format. Dense and without any harsh odor, exactly as stated in the description.

I was a bit worried about the warning regarding sensitive teeth, but we managed without any issues.

The piece got really small at the end and I was worried the dog would swallow it whole, but everything turned out fine.

The pup is happy, chews it for a long time and with great pleasure. No dyes or other chemicals, just natural yak milk.

High-quality packaging that didn't tear while shipping in the same parcel with heavy dry food.

My Miniature Pinscher has sensitive teeth, so I watched him closely. He chewed it carefully without damaging the enamel. I love the ingredients: just milk and lime juice.

Loved the mild scent, usually these cheese sticks stink up the whole apartment. This one is nicely understated.

Long chewing guaranteed. Bought it to try and now buy it regularly.

The label is refreshingly simple: no mystery additives. The puppy was delighted with it.

My dog doesn't like strong-smelling treats, but she took to this cheese calmly.

Mild scent without any harsh odor. The room doesn't smell like smoked bones like it does with other brands.

I was looking for a safe alternative to raw bones. This hard cheese chew was perfect. The dog has been gnawing on it for about forty minutes, and the piece is only worn down at the edges. No preservatives or dyes, which was the deciding factor for me. The ingredients are completely transparent: cow and yak milk, a little lime juice, and salt. The smell is natural and milky, not off-putting to have in the house. Very pleased with the result and how calm my pet is. Will definitely order again when this piece runs out.

It's good that this is a supplementary food and not a dinner replacement. I gave it after a meal, and the dog was calmer.

The natural ingredients are a big plus. It's just a shame that one of the packages contained some very small cheese scraps.

The cheese doesn't crumble in your hands, making it easy to give to the dog and then put back in a bag until next time.

My Dachshund usually finishes treats quickly, but she gnawed on this hard cheese for two days.

This hard cheese chew turned out great. My fluffy critic approved.

A minor note: the piece is very hard, but that's exactly what I was looking for in a chew.

We used to buy similar cheeses at the market, but the quality varied wildly. With Fernpaw, I consistently get the same result. It's a supplementary food for long chewing; it's very dense and keeps my Husky occupied for a few hours over a couple of days. The ingredients are listed honestly with percentages. The only thing is, due to its high hardness, I make sure he doesn't bite off too big of a piece, but that's just the nature of this format. Otherwise, the purchase is completely worth it.

A very hard piece, which is a plus for our Labrador: he didn't swallow it in five minutes.

My Dachshund sniffed it at first, then got into it, chewing on it for a long and peaceful time.

We have a large dog, and most treats disappear instantly. I gave this Fernpaw cheese after an evening walk and kept an eye on him. The Mastiff first tried to bite it in half, then figured it out and started slowly wearing down the edge. After about an hour, I took the rest away, and we continued the next day. I loved that the smell didn't overpower the whole kitchen.

For an adult Setter it worked well. I watched him chew and took the small leftover away before it got too short.

This product really works for keeping them peacefully occupied. The dog just lies in his spot and chews on the cheese.

A small crust was left at the end that was a bit too big for the dog, so I had to take it away.

My terrier worked on it for most of the evening. The smell stayed low, which I appreciated.

The smell is natural and quite subtle. It doesn’t make the whole house smell like cheap bones.

I bought it because of the recyclable mono-material packaging, and the dog appreciated what was inside. It’s rare that my opinion and hers line up.

Good quality, and the ingredients are easy to read. But for my taste, too much lime juice has been added.

I briefly heated the leftover piece, and it became more porous. The dog liked it as a final little piece.

I bought it out of curiosity after reading the ingredients. My dog liked the flavor right away.

I buy it regularly. It’s a supplementary feed, so I don’t give much. It’s enough for my dog to give his teeth a workout.

After a couple of weeks, I noticed my dog was looking for things to chew around the house less often. This cheese really helps in the evening.

I was looking for something to keep my puppy busy during teething. This product is positioned for adult dogs, but I gave it strictly under supervision and in small portions. The mechanical load on the teeth is excellent. The texture is very hard; he literally scrapes at it. The subtle aroma doesn’t make it unpleasant to be in the same room with a chewing dog. The ingredients are honest: yak and cow’s milk, lime juice, and salt. The packaging is recyclable in the EU, which is also a huge plus. It’s packed well, and 90 grams is a proper piece. I’ll definitely buy it again, as it’s the best way to keep a pet occupied.

My mixed-breed dog has a sensitive stomach, so I usually introduce new treats carefully. First I let her chew it for about ten minutes, then repeated it for two more evenings. There was no bad reaction, her stool was normal, and her interest in the cheese remained. I especially like that there are no unclear fillers in the ingredients.

It’s good that this isn’t a main food, but specifically a treat. I give it rarely, as an activity.

Usually these kinds of chew things stink of smoked meat. Here the smell is restrained, and nothing in the house smells.

The cheese is genuinely rock hard, so I only give it when I’m nearby. My shepherd is occupied and doesn’t get nervous.

Overall, I’m satisfied. It’s a pity the product arrived with dented packaging and the bar had a crack, although it didn’t affect the quality of the cheese itself.

The mechanical load on the teeth is clearly beneficial. The gums stopped getting inflamed.

Very hard and long-lasting. A little disappointed there’s no hook for hanging it on walks.

The ingredients label is easy to read, with no mysterious additives. That matters to me before buying.

I gave it only under supervision, as recommended, and everything went calmly.

A subtle aroma in the house matters. It doesn’t smell like smoked meat the way other brands do.

I gave it to my Yorkie under strict supervision, just as written. He chewed carefully, and his teeth are intact.

The ingredient list is short, with no unclear additives, so I bought it without hesitation.

It contains regular salt, which worried me at first, but the consultant explained that you can’t make the cheese without it.

We have a young Border Collie who often demands attention in the evening. I gave him this Himalayan cheese three times after long walks, always under supervision. He lies down next to the sofa and chews without fuss, and he didn’t touch the furniture on those evenings. The smell is mild; my husband didn’t even realize right away that the dog had been given a treat.

No artificial fragrance, and my hands don’t smell strange after handling the cheese. That’s a big plus for me.

The dog chews carefully and happily, his muzzle gets covered in drool, but it’s worth it for the quiet.

I have an adult French Bulldog named Bruno, and it's hard for him to just lie quietly while I work from home. I've given him this cheese after our morning walk a few times now. He chews it slowly, doesn't constantly beg for attention, and it doesn't leave a strong smell on the blanket. I take away the small leftover piece immediately.

The cheese is good, keeps the dog busy for a long time. However, it seems to me that it's still too hard for small breeds, I have to break off pieces with pliers.

No additives like preservatives that ruin a dog's GI tract. Pure food.

Perfect for long chewing. The dog is busy and doesn't beg for food from the table.

The cheese doesn't stain the dog bed, just a little fine dust at the very end. That's not a problem at all.

I saw salt and lime listed and checked the portion size, but it seems reasonable. My dog drinks water and keeps chewing happily.

The packaging makes the ingredients completely clear, I didn't have to search for a fine-print list of additives.

Cleans teeth perfectly and keeps the dog busy. It's a pity there are no instructions on exactly how to microwave the last pieces to make them puffy.

The dog chewed on the stick all evening, and the smell in the apartment is absolutely neutral. That's a huge plus.

After chewing, there is less soft plaque on the teeth, at least it visually looks cleaner.

I liked that there is no strong smell. But the kraft label inside the box got a bit damp and covered in spots.

I was looking for something to keep my hyperactive Boxer busy in the evenings. Fernpaw did the trick perfectly. It's a dense treat, the dog works on it for a long time, and the teeth get the necessary workout. Sometimes he bites off small pieces towards the end, so I always supervise the process. I really like that it comes in monomaterial packaging, which is easy to dispose of; I applaud the care for the environment. I am completely satisfied with the product and will be ordering a larger batch.

Usually my Setter spits out new things, but he started chewing on this cheese immediately without hesitation.

There is salt in the ingredients, so I give it in small amounts. The dog is happy, drinks water, and goes back to chewing.

The smell is very subtle, and my dog took a full day to show any interest. A treat should be exciting to a dog immediately, not something he warms up to.

I gifted this to a friend for her dog's birthday, and she was absolutely thrilled.

I gave it to her after grooming, the dog quickly got distracted and stopped following me like a shadow.

The salt is noticeable but within reason, the dog drinks more water than usual afterwards.

Monomaterial packaging plus clear ingredients is a great combination for me. The dog ate it with no issues.

After chewing, the dog was busy and didn't ask to play every five minutes.

I liked that there are no dyes. It's just a shame that my dog now prefers this cheese to his regular dry food.

My dog specifically loves hard chew things; he eats soft ones in a second. With this one, he sat with it for a long time, very happy.

The portion size is convenient, just enough for a couple of weeks of calm evenings in front of the TV.

Yak and cow milk gives it an excellent flavor. The dog can smell it from another room.

No dyes, and it doesn't stain your hands, which is a definite plus.

I liked the bubble wrap packaging; we put it straight into the blue recycling bin. The cheese inside is excellent.

Simple recipe. Nothing extra, just cow's and yak's milk.

The cheese is excellent and the packaging is eco-friendly. But the label doesn't say how long it keeps after opening the bag.

Our Labrador Rio gets nervous when we have guests over. Last Saturday we gave him Fernpaw before our friends arrived, and he settled down on his mat with the cheese for about forty minutes. He didn't crumble it much or drag it all over the apartment. We put the rest away, then gave it to him again in the morning. I'll buy it again.

The cheese is dense, but it doesn't smell chemical. The dog chewed it after dinner, and we kept a bowl of water nearby.

Small pack, but the cheese is very dense and lasted almost a week.

After opening, the bag didn't smell up the whole kitchen. I gave him a piece in the evening, and the dog was busy until bedtime.

Honest ingredients. I checked the percentage breakdown and felt reassured. No hidden additives.

The texture is hard but doesn't crumble, and the dog is thrilled.

After a walk in the rain, I gave it to her on the mat, and the dog calmed down and stopped racing around the hallway.

The cheese aroma is mild. It doesn't smell up the whole house, which is great.

I chose it because of the European production, and delivery was quick. My dog approved of the chew too.

The mono-material packaging is easy to sort at EU centers. Convenient and eco-friendly. The pet liked it too.

Just right for an adult dog. I give it during the day so he doesn't run around the apartment.

My dog chewed through it in one evening but was very happy. The hardness is excellent.

The piece didn't immediately soften from saliva like regular sticks do. For my active Jack Russell, that's rare.

I got it to distract my dog during Zoom calls. Works like a charm; he immediately sits down to chew.

The salt in the ingredients is listed honestly, so I don't give it every day. The dog treats it like a special snack.

The quality of the ingredients is excellent, but I feel like my dog could use more variety. Maybe you should make different flavors?

The quality is good and it smells pleasant. But for some reason my dog refuses to chew it in its original form, so I have to rub it on a Kong toy.

The ingredients are clear and simple, which is what I wanted. No strange additives, just a hard chew my dog likes.

My Jack Russell chewed the stick for almost two hours; he usually eats everything in a minute. The texture is really hard, I liked it.

I got it for my Labrador so he would have something to do while I work from home. We're both happy: the dog is occupied, and there's no harsh smell in the room like with some smoked bones. The aroma is very mild and natural.

The packaging is chlorine-free bleached and easy to recycle, which matters to us. The dog gobbled up the cheese happily.

Cleans teeth really well, strong mechanical action. I noticed there is less plaque; I give it once a week strictly under supervision.

The cheese is really hard, the dog chewed on it for almost an hour and couldn't break it right away. However, there was only one piece in the package, which is a bit too expensive for a one-time treat.

Our poodle absolutely loves this cheese. It takes a long time to chew and doesn't ruin his teeth. We are already buying our second pack!

Great stuff for a Yorkie. Keeps him busy all evening, smells nice, and hardly leaves any crumbs.

Our Beagle is a year old now and chews on everything. This cheese has been a real lifesaver for our shoes and chairs. I give him a piece when I sit down to work, and he just lies on his mat chewing it for two hours. The smell doesn't knock your socks off like some other chew sticks do. His teeth are clean afterwards, too.

My Boxer loved it. The texture is dense, so it takes some effort to chew. Will be ordering more.

I give this to my Pug before bed. He chews on it calmly and then goes to sleep without any fuss.

Our hyperactive Jack Russell finally sits still for more than fifteen minutes. I bought this cheese on a trainer's recommendation. The piece size is optimal; the dog can't swallow it whole but just gradually gnaws it down. There's no overpowering smell of lamb or liver in the house like with other chewable treats. I am very happy with the result, and it doesn't leave his coat greasy.

Happy with it. Our Miniature Schnauzer chews it with pleasure, and it doesn't hurt his gums.

Bought this for our senior German Shepherd. He chews it slowly, and his teeth can handle it fine. An excellent product.

It removes plaque just as well as special dental sticks. The dog is happy, and I'm enjoying a clean carpet and no bad smell. The packaging is easy to dispose of, which is also a plus. We bought it as a trial, and now it's on our list of regular household purchases.

Bought it for my grandma's Dachshund. She eats it carefully, but absolutely loves it.

Our Labrador loved it. He chews it thoroughly and doesn't choke on it.

I always keep a couple of packs in the car when we drive out to the country house. My Corgi usually whines in traffic jams, but with this cheese, the time just flies by. I toss him a piece on the back seat, and it keeps him busy for almost the entire trip. The texture is genuinely very tough, forcing him to bite off small pieces, which is completely safe. The car stays clean afterwards, and any crumbs are easy to vacuum up.

Gave it to our Jack Russell, and he chewed on it for a whole hour. The cheese is great, but it's better to pick up the leftovers right away, otherwise crumbs get stuck in the carpet.