Icelandic+ Small Lamb Horn with Marrow - Long-Lasting Pure Dog Chew | Edible keratin treat for puppies and small dogs, 4-5.5 inches, helps reduce plaque and tartar through dental fiber action

He barely waited for me to unwrap the horn before he went to down on it. The only problem is that it only lasted maybe 15 minutes tops. He's not a big dog, nor htat strong of a chewer. It would be a great treat for a toy breed under 10 lbs so it would last a bit longer.

My small/medium sized Havanese dog loves these! We can’t find them at our local pet store anymore but I also love them because they also do a decent job scrubbing her teeth. They have a little bit of a smell to them when she chews it but definitely not as bad as bully sticks. One of these lasts through a few of her chew sessions. If I let her chew it all in one session (which I would never do or never recommend), it would probably take her at least 3-4 hours to get through it.

I received the item so fast I really appreciate it. The item I received was all black and it crumbled very easily and didn’t seem to last as long as the first one I received. I am going to purchase another one and hopefully I will receive the same thing as the first time I bought it

My dog first tried Iceland lamb horns when she was a puppy, and got one in a gift box. She LOVED it, and it was long lasting and safe. I ordered them a few times after that, and had the same good experience. I ordered 2 of the small size ones last week (there was no medium option, which would have been ideal), and they are NOT THE SAME! I have a mini dachshund and she is a powerful chewer, which is why I purchased this. First negative, the horns I received were SO SMALL they were NOT worth the $7 price tag. Second, once she started chewing on this horn, it started splintering immediately, and she inhaled some of the bits and started coughing! I immediately took it away from her and threw it out! You can't even return a terrible product, so I will NEVER purchase these again.

I have a small toy poodle and it’s hit or miss whether she uses the small lamb bone. Plus it does have a bad smell after it’s been chewed on from the dog’s saliva. I don’t find it better than the elk bones because of the nasty smell. In fact my pet child prefers the elk bone which is not too stinky compared to the lamb bone. Would not buy again because my pet child was not too excited with it, the bone spends more time in her toy box not being touched.

My pup absolutely loves these horns. He carries them everywhere. They usually get lost under the stove, fridge, or couch, so you will need to buy a few. They do start to stink a little after he chews them down into fibery pieces, but overall it's not horrible. They are long lasting and durable chews that are excellent for aggressive gnawing. He prefers these over bones and antlers. They are a healthy substitution to indigestible rawhide or other types of dog chews that big corporation, pet food manufacturers, pass off as ok to give.

My yorkie loves this lamb horn! It keeps her busy for hours and the marrow is a real treat. I love that it’s a natural, single-ingredient chew with no mess or smell. Great quality and worth every penny!

I was looking for something my heavy chewers could get that would lay them longer than 1 minutes. Someone told me to try horns so I looked on Amazon and these were the first ones I saw and purchased. I must say I'm not disappointed at all. These last my babies a few hours, it's perfect for when I'm leaving the house for a little or I want them to just have a treat for a while. I buy them at least once a week now. Going to start looking for other types of horns too that are bigger. If these 3 can't chew them up that fast than you know they great.