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I bought these a few months ago for my Brittany Spaniel pup, who was about 10 months old at the time (he'll be a year next month). He's a little chew monster if ever I saw one, chewing through braided rawhides in a manner of minutes. Since I read that rawhide isn't healthy for dogs anyway, I looked for alternatives. The Busy Bones were a joke, and I'd been warned away from deer antlers because they splinter. So, I did a little more research and found out about cow hooves.
Pros: These things last, and last, and last, even with a very enthusiastic chewer like my dog. One hoof lasts him at least 3 or 4 days.
Cons: SWEET BABY JESUS, DO THESE THINGS STINK! When I first got them for my dog, I thought they were just giving him a really bad case of gas. But it was such a persistent and distinct stink (see what I did there?) that one day I wondered if maybe it wasn't the hooves themselves. I took one away from him that he'd been chewing on for a day or so and took a whiff. WHEW!!! I rue the day I did that. It smelled absolutely horrible. I guess I really shouldn't have been surprised at the scent when you consider that a cow hoof is nothing more than a giant toenail. In fact, that's actually the closest thing I can compare the smell to--a giant, stinking, toenail that's been inside of a funky, humid, leather sneaker for a very long time; take that scent and multiply it times 100. Ladies, maybe you've never experienced that scent, but I'd wager most of us guys have at some point or another, particularly the big toenail during summer months.
Another huge con for me is that these aren't made in America, but Chile. From all the research I've done on my own, animal treats/food made in countries other than America should be avoided at all costs because of the chemicals they use in processing, particularly dog treats like rawhide and such.
In conclusion, these things are very long lasting, but because of the God-awful stench and the fact that they're not processed in America, I haven't given one to my dog in nearly two months. Once the whole bag is gone, I doubt I'll ever buy another.
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My dogs just aren't into the plastic bones and other chew toys but they love the cow hooves! This pack of 10 contains hooves that are thicker than I have seen other places, which is important because they are less prone to splitting and chipping. You do have to watch your dog when they are chewing, in case a piece breaks off, but this is the only product that I have found that my dogs love. I have two labs, one is an agressive chewer, and if we have the hooves around I don't worry about her chewing something she shouldn't (my shoes!). I do have to warn you that the smell isn't great when they chew it for a while, but its worth it for them to be happy. I would absolutely reccommend this product to anyone with a dog!
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Its getting harder and harder to find these around town where I live. Great items, I agree with the other review that after a while the smell is terrible. However its a small price to pay. Both my dogs love their hooves. I have a coon hound and cocker spaniel/beagle mix. They will chew on the hooves for hours.
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This is a great product. Shipping was fast also. My little chihuahua loves these for some strange reason so I bought her a bag of them. She spends alot of time licking and chewing on them. It keeps her out of trouble!
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These are a decent price and they are of good quality. They can last a long time and don't make a gummy mess like rawhide. These don't seem to smell as bad as some of the other brands of hooves.
As with all toys and chews you need to monitor your dog and how they eat it. I have one dog who loves to chew and an other dog who only chews on stuff because the other dog want it. The not so avid chewer can power through just about anything very quickly and he shatters these hooves into bits in minutes. Fortunately he looses interest once he has destroyed it and it's in little pieces. The other chewer is content to gnaw on these for hours. He doesn't shatter them and they last for weeks.
