Yak & Milk Chews for Dogs

Hard pressed milk bars that take a dog weeks to get through. The plain ones are 100% yak milk. The three fruit ones are cow's milk with real fruit in them, and we have said which is which on every page, because plenty of places sell cow milk bars as yak and leave you to guess.

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A single plain Himalayan yak chew, a pale hard bar of pressed yak milk, on a white background

Himalayan Yak Chews

Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large

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A single blueberry milk chew, a hard blue-grey bar of pressed milk, on a white background

Blueberry Milk Chew

 

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£7.00
A single mango milk chew, a hard golden bar of pressed milk, on a white background

Mango Milk Chew

 

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A single cranberry milk chew, a hard deep red bar of pressed milk, on a white background

Cranberry Milk Chew

 

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Questions we get asked

The ones that come up most about this range

Are yak chews good for dogs?

Our Yak Bar is one ingredient, Himalayan yak milk, with no additives or preservatives. It is 59.2% protein and just 5.2% fat, which puts it in our low fat range, and it is chicken free.

Can my dog have a yak chew every day?

At 5.2% fat it is one of the leaner long chews, so it suits regular chewing better than a richer chew. Pop away any small pieces that break off.

How long does a yak bar last?

A very long time. It is one of the most durable chews in our range, and it softens slowly as your dog works at it rather than staying rock hard.

What do I do with the last bit?

When it is down to a stub too small to chew safely, microwave it on full power for 30 to 60 seconds and it puffs up like a marshmallow. Let it cool for at least five minutes first, as the centre comes out well above 80 degrees, and check it against your wrist.

Are yak chews safe for puppies?

For medium and large breeds, from 12 weeks with supervision. For small breeds, wait until six months.

Yak bar or buffalo horn?

If your dog likes to bite down hard, the Yak Bar is the better pick, because it softens as they chew. For an even longer chew, try the Buffalo Horn.