Best Bully Sticks 6 Inch Odor-Free Bully Sticks - 20 Count (Pack of 1) - Bulk Bag, Odorless Natural Grass-Fed Beef, Easily Digestible, No Grain or Rawhide, Ideal for Big Breeds

My dog loves the Best Bully Sticks so much I have been getting them for her since she was 3 months old. She's a year and a half now. I buy the Angus odor free 6" and she chews one over a couple of days. She plays with them, throwing them up in the air and tossing the stick towards me to play catch. I order them from Amazon because they are cheaper than the pet stores. Keeps my dog busy and happy while I am busy. Great product. When the stick gets about an inch or two down in length I do take it away from my dog to make sure she doesn't get it caught in her throat as a precaution. I don't have any problems with their odor. I smell a very light scent sometimes but nothing bad.

My dogs LOVE these! I CUT them in HALF, and make them last twice as long! Now these are difficult to cut unless you have some serious utility cutters (Like box cutter, pruning shear type that you can squeeze with your hand, or a hacksaw). But my dogs don't measure them, so they're just as happy to get one and they get super excited for earning one! These are AWESOME for food motivated doggies! I'm happy and my doggies are happy! P.S. MAJOR BENEFIT......No funky smell! Thank GOD! GREAT bully sticks!

My dogs love these bully sticks. I let them both try them, but now that they have both given their wag of approval, I give these thicker sticks to my larger dog and give the thinner ones from the same company to my little guy. That helps even out their chewing time. These last a long time, so they get multiple chewing sessions from one stick. I don't let them chew them when I am not there to supervise. If one finished before the other, there could be an unpleasant kerfuffle. Personally, I find them rather stinky and disgusting, but I don't have to chew on them, so my tastes aren't what matters here. The odor-free claim doesn't quite fly with me. These are much better for my dogs than the potentially dangerous rawhide products that I refuse to give them, and are a natural product. This might seem like an expensive treat, but it is really a big bag, and these sticks are long. I've had other treats for the dogs that just don't last. so cost more per chew-time. My dogs are happy boys! I was given this product for review.

The quality has gone down. They used to be same thickness from one end to the other end. But the last one I received the one ends are very skinny. Even it is still about 6 inches long but not thick like before. My dog really likes them so I might still continue to buy them.

I bought the bully sticks that had a distinct fishy smell a few months ago for $22: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00QKZAKPY/ref=sspa_dk_detail_0 This time I saw that these were odor-free and listed for a higher price of $36. My expectation was that they would be ODOR-FREE for an extra $14. Well I should have checked the reviews here!! I got duped into paying for the same product in same packaging w/a different label. I am disappointed because my dog likes them and the pig ears from this same brand. I don't have a problem paying $22 for the product. But if you are going to promote and market ODOR-FREE then you should provide that product! Customer service reached out to me and I voiced my concern. Their reply? "We are sorry to hear that you are not completely satisfied with your recent order of bully sticks. Based on the label, the lot information does match our odor free bully sticks. Our odor free bully sticks are not chemically altered or treated to remove the odor. They are simply cooked longer, at a lower temperature to remove the moisture. The moisture is what causes the odor in the bully sticks. Sometimes during transit, the bully sticks can pick up moisture which can cause them to have an odor when they are first opened. We do recommend opening the bag and letting the sticks air out for a few hours. This should help diminish the smell. If this does not work, please let us know." It's unacceptable to be told to 'air out' my purchase to let moisture out that it might acquire in transport. Well if these are factory sealed after being dried, why would they pick up moisture again? That's some BS response and their process needs some quality assurance and changes. There are plenty of other products that are not chemically treated that don't have this issue.

These are great quality! I have ordered these from best bully.com and also from here on Amazon, and the quality is very consistent. As far as how long these will last, one of my dogs is a very aggressive chewer and it takes her about 20 minutes for a 12 inch regular sized bully like this. However our other dog who takes longer to chew things, will eat this and about an hour! An hour! That is awesome so awesome! She is our hyperactive Australian Shepherd so these can definitely be a lifesaver! The only thing I will warn is that if they have more sensitive stomachs eating a whole one it once might cause some diarrhea. However, other than what I assume is indigestion from eating something rich, our dogs have never gotten sick from these and absolutely love them! The odor is very light and honestly, even the non-odor free bullies don't even smell that bad, I think it is just knowing what they are that grosses us humans out! Anyways, these are very high quality and definitely worth every penny!

Arrived as pictured but they are not odorless. Less stinky than some, but still have an odor.

These bully sticks should be rated 5 stars, if only my dogs liked them! For me, they check all the boxes. They’re consistently very thick and very dense. When my dogs do chew them, they stand up to determined gnawing and last a really long time, through multiple chewing sessions. They’re not at all greasy and of course leave no crumbs. All the things I want out of a dog chew. As for the infamous smell, I think calling these bully sticks “odor-free” is maybe a little too ambitious, because there’s still some odor, but compared to a regular bully stick, it really is much, much less stinky. I’d compare the level of odor to that of any chew that’s natural 100% cow, like beef trachea or a hoof. There’s still going to be *some* odor, but it’s not nearly as rank and offensive as usual. A dog can be chewing this right next to me and I don’t mind, whereas with other bully sticks, just being in the room with one can make you queasy. BUT unfortunately my dogs really don’t care for these things! I think whatever makes them less stinky also makes them less tasty. So that’s not a good trade-off. My dogs will most often simply ignore these things, and they end up going to waste. (They have literally sniffed at it and declined to take it from my hand, which is stunning for my greedy beasts.) If they do accept them, they abandon them right quick. Instead these things wind up hidden all over my house. When I clean I find them cluttered about everywhere, and I wind up *throwing away* these *very* expensive dog chews. They grow dried-out, stale, and even less appealing to my dogs. Eeeevery now and then one of my dogs will scrounge around and come up with a stick they’d squirreled away somewhere and finally start chewing it, for whatever reason. But even when they do chew one, they lose interest about halfway through, and then leave them lying around again. It’s really too bad that my dogs don’t like these, because otherwise they’d be terrific. My dogs only want the really stinky bully sticks. They love those. I wish there was something I could do with these instead of throwing them away. I suppose I can try offering them to neighbors on the chance their dogs WILL like them. Would that seem weird?