Where to get cheap bully sticks in Canada?

jferreir wrote: ↑Bully? Is that a beef tendon chew or something?

Cytosol wrote: ↑I have a 3-year old yellow lab who is a ridiculously tenacious chewer. I will buy him foot long boiled beef bones and he will consume the ENTIRE thing in a half an hour. These last most large dogs weeks!

The best treats I've found so far are large bully sticks, but they are insanely expensive in Canada. Most pet stores sell these for around $10 EACH. Even these only last him a short time.

Does anyone know where I can get bully sticks cheap in Canada? Amazon.com sells 1lb packs for like $20. These cost at least $50 here, usually closer to $70.

Anyone else have big chewers and can recommend something else to try?


Thanks!

i6s1 wrote: ↑My lab loves them too, and he probably can finish one in 30-60 minutes when he wants, but sometimes he lets it last a few days.

http://www.bullysticks.ca/

i6s1 wrote: ↑My lab loves them too, and he probably can finish one in 30-60 minutes when he wants, but sometimes he lets it last a few days.

http://www.bullysticks.ca/

Narci wrote: ↑If they avid cheers, have you tried giving them antlers? They are good for chewing a long time.

jferreir wrote: ↑ Bully? Is that a beef tendon chew or something?

I have a 7.5 month old lab-hound cross, and he's also a voracious chewer. He really liked these beef tendon sticks (Bullwinkles?), but they cost about $10 each and he would kill it in less than an hour. I presume you're referring to something similar. Anyhow, I've found that antlers work best. They're still expensive at about $10 each, but they last much longer and promote good oral health. I'm guessing they would last the average dog about 2-3 months, whereas mine can polish one off in about 2-3 weeks.

I normally leave him with an antler, a chicken flavoured nylabone, and a beef flavoured marrowbone. When he gets bored of one, he naturally progresses to the other. Good luck and let us know how it turns out!