lamb ears?

[mchis]

I got the bulk of small/mediums this last time because they plow through them anyway. That is where the larger one came from. LOL Definitely an expensive treat! I just let them all eat away at them yesterday. (only one that didn't "finish" is Lulu but Milo helped her when I turned my head for 5 seconds). The others--after a stick or two they'd leave it but Milo would totally keep going until they were gone. Next time I'll invest in some braided or the jumbo's & see if that slows him down. But I've been hesitant because no matter what kind of chew it usually ends up gone in a few minutes....

[Kristi]

It takes Trig at least a morning to work thru a 4" bully thank goodness lol. I get the odor free ones though which they seem less able to "eat" and more forced to chew...the regular bullies they do go through faster. Sigh.

[mchis]

Oh my! All of mine went through theres in maybe 40 minutes? But like I said...they were the small/med. Haven't tried the odor free because they're so much more expensive. But if they last longer they'd probably be worth it!

[brodysmom]

Brody loves lamb ears. I completely forgot about them until I saw this post! I think they are the perfect size. It takes him a long time to get through one too. I'll have to throw some in with my next order. Thanks for the reminder!

[mchis]

Oh & I always get the 6" ones. Thought about getting the longer ones.... LOL

[Kristi]

So you think they are okay then Tracy? Hahaha I was wondering!

[brodysmom]

Aug 12, 2011 21:50:40 GMT Kristi said:

So you think they are okay then Tracy? Hahaha I was wondering!

Oh yeah, they are good. Wish I'd remembered them when we were going through our list of treats/chews for Paula. Her two aren't vigorous chewers, they would probably like them as well. I like that they aren't greasy at all. A great chew!

[Lucy]

Never use the and never knew I could buy them lol