Greater Wild Split 12-in Bully Sticks Dog Treats, 12 count
In a Nutshell
- Thin and short lasting bully sticks
- Good for dental health but not durable
- Consistent quality issues reported
- Fair value but decline in recent purchases
Quick Verdict
Greater Wild Split 12-in Bully Sticks offer decent value but suffer from inconsistency in quality and durability. Some dogs love the taste. However, many buyers have noted they are extremely thin and don’t last long, especially with aggressive chewers.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Dental Health (3)
Promotes dental health while serving as a treat.
Cons
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Durability (7) major
Bully sticks are very thin and do not last long.
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Inconsistent Quality (4) major
Quality has declined significantly over time.
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Size and Appearance (5) major
The sticks are very thin and sometimes have a shiny, red, and translucent appearance.
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Very Poor Quality (3) major
These sticks are very poor quality, most are barely the size of a pencil.
Quality Trend: Declining
Many users reported a significant decline in quality over time, with recent batches being extremely thin and low-quality.
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Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners with non-aggressive chewers — The thinner sticks are okay for mild chewers and teasers may last slightly longer.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of large or aggressive chewers — These sticks are too thin and do not last long for heavier chewers.
Durability & Care
Factors: type and size of dog
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
How long do these bully sticks last?
Depending on the dog size and chewing habits, they can last from 3 minutes to 1 hour.
Are these bully sticks suitable for aggressive chewers?
The sticks are recommended for mids to earthy dogs. For aggressive dogs, you need to find thick bully sticks
Highlighted Reviews
"They don’t smell while fog is eating it like some do"
"They are a bit thinner than some other brands of bully sticks, but I have a small dog so it actually works out well for her."
Bottom Line
For those with mild-chewing dogs and those willing to accept inconsistent quality and durability. It is not recommended for aggressive dogs or those seeking longevity in chew toys.