Icelandic+ Lamb Horn Large 7" Dog Chew, Long-Lasting Pure Pet Treat

My 1 year old Catahoula Leopard (medium sized aggressive chewer) loved it! He chewed on it for several hours at a time and it lasted a week. It's a bit pricey for me to purchase consistently considering how fast the pup finished it but 10+ hours of chewing isn't bad! Filling it with peanut butter once was also a big hit. There are tiny pieces that flake off that create a small mess and it smells like wet cheerios when chewed which was annoying but definitely tolerable. I'll be purchasing again!

This is NOT a long lasting chew. Also it is NOT large. I’d not even call it medium size. Oh and it had a chip off it when it arrived but the missing piece was not in the package. So poor quality control. Worst of all is my dog ate it within 1 minute and then she threw it up because it breaks into shards apparently. I am very unhappy about this product and can’t believe I spent $10 for a minute of chewing and had to clean up vomit afterwards!

Good for power chewers....mine last for a few weeks with other distractions I like that they aren't just gone in 5min like most others.

These are perfect for a medium sized dog. As a puppy he went through 1 every few weeks. I tried buying him a longer lasting chew, which did not work out. As they were to dense for him to go through. These are not so dense.

I’m not crazy about it It splintered had to take it away from her The first one I bought was great. Lasted a long time. No splinters Can’t remember if I bought it from here

What can I say, it’s a hollow horn that you would expect. For being a horn, it’s great. For being a good chew product… I don’t know, it smells, and the edges become pokey (jagged sharp) and a little fibrous, almost like nature’s fiberglass. But my dog really loves them. If you want to make your dog happy and preoccupied with long, long chew times then it’s great. I personally don’t like the smell after it’s been chewed and moistened, I can smell it through the house.

I know this product is about what dogs like, but since it was my $15, I get a say as well. I opened this product this morning when it arrived. I looked it over and snapped a photo to show my daughter who is also looking for a good natural chew product. The horn had a large chunk cut out of the large end and was somewhat thin and fragile feeling compared to other horns we’ve bought. I allowed my nine month old Australian Shepherd to chew on it while I prepared his breakfast and he loved it, however, he immediately began splintering it where the chunk was cut out. Concerned, I read over the description again and saw that it was “edible” so I let him have it until it was time to eat. This evening I let him have it again and he was enthusiastic, but I felt uneasy and kept a close eye on him. Then his Bassett Hound sister decided to have a go at it. She’s five years old. After she’d had it for about fifteen minutes, I noticed blood all over the end. I took it away and it was very splintered. The splinters were sharp and when I inspected my Bassett’s mouth her gums and the roof of her mouth were bleeding. I threw the thing away, much to both dog’s dismay. I later fished it out of the trash for photos. It was covered in dog hair from brushing my Aussie and putting his hair in the trash so I hosed it off so you could see it, that’s why it’s wet. Dogs give it a thumbs up…that is, if they had thumbs. Me, I wish I’d never bought it. In all, maybe an hour total chew time between the dogs and a possible visit to the vet if my Bassett’s mouth is too torn up. Aussie’s mouth appears fine.

Both of our dogs dug in immediately and chewed thoughtfully (at least that's always the expression on their faces when they're working on a chewable object) for a long time when they first got them. One of our dogs isn't big on chewing stuff - almost never chews a rawhide for example - but he seemed to enjoy this a lot. Both of them came back to the horns over the next few days until they got them down to a size small enough we took them away out of concern for the risk of choking. Just be aware... they will smell awful. I suspect that's a big part of what turns the dogs on. When they bring them over to me offering to "share" I am very careful to not breathe in much... But hey, these aren't for me to chew on so my opinion of the smell really isn't important. We've re-bought a couple times. Pricier than some alternatives, but knowing these are from Iceland, we trust they probably don't have any food supply chain issues.

My doggo absolutely lovesss this