Barkworthies Odor-Free Select 6" Bully Sticks Dog Treats
In a Nutshell
- Long-lasting and mostly enjoyable.
- Big differences in stick thickness.
- Some users feel it's not worth the cost.
Quick Verdict
The Bully Sticks are generally well-liked, but there are significant concerns about sizes inconsistencies. Some users report the size can affect functionality as well.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Odor-free (5)
Do not emit strong, gamey smells which is a common issue with many bully sticks.
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Durable for Chewing (4)
Provide a good workout for dogs' gums and last a reasonable amount of time.
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Easy to Use (3)
A convenient, no-hassle method to keep your dog occupied.
Cons
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Inconsistent Size (4) major
Sizes of the bully sticks vary significantly, which can lead to problems like choking hazards.
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Pricing Concerns (3) major
Some users feel the price does not justify the quality, especially given the size inconsistencies.
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Choking Risk (3) critical
Smaller, thinner sticks pose choking risks for smaller breeds or aggressive chewers.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners of large dogs who enjoy long-lasting chewing treats. — Durability and odor-free features make it a good choice.
- • Owners looking to avoid bad smells. — Effective at reducing gamey smells, making indoor use more pleasant.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners with small dogs or picky chewers. — Size variability and potential choking risks are significant issues.
- • Practical buyers looking at efficient price/value. — May not all justify the cost, especially with size inconsistencies.
Durability & Care
Factors: Thickness of the stick, Size of the dog
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these bully sticks suitable for small dogs?
No, due to the significant size variation, small dogs might face a higher risk of choking.
How long do these treats last?
The duration varies based on the dog’s size and chewing habits, but typically a few days to a week.
Bottom Line
Great for keeping your dog entertained and odor-free, but consider the size and value. The product is generally good if the size matches your dog’s chewing requirement, with the significant downsides being occasional thinner-than-expected sticks. Some dogs like it, which reinforces its status as a dog-only treat, despite its “select” branding.