Chews
Yak Bars
- 100% Natural Ingredients
- Reo & Rolo Approved
- AgeFrom 16 weeks
- SizeMedium and large
- ChewSerious Chewer
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- 14-day returns
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Serious Chewer
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Key benefits
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Long-Lasting
A dense, hard chew designed to last considerably longer than a quick treat.
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Serious Chewing
A firm texture that gives dogs something substantial to work away at.
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Simple Recipe
A traditional milk-based chew with a refreshingly straightforward ingredient list.
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Naturally Firm
The hard texture gradually softens as your dog works their way through the chew.
About this chew
Our Yak Bars are hard bars of Himalayan yak cheese for dogs who take chewing seriously. Dense, slow and low in odour, a bar softens only as your dog works at it.
Made from 99.9% yak cheese with a pinch of salt, each bar is 72% crude protein and 9% crude fat. It is a chew to come back to, not a snack.
They suit medium and large dogs from 16 weeks who will put real effort into a chew and want it to last.
For dogs who mean business
Some dogs nibble. Others settle in for the long haul. Yak Bars are for the second group, and they are the longest-lasting chew in our range.
Always supervise, and take the bar away once it is small enough to swallow. That last piece need not go to waste: soak it in warm water for five minutes, microwave it for 30 to 60 seconds until it puffs up, let it cool completely and give it back as a crunchy treat.
Product details
Composition: Himalayan Yak Bar Cheese 99.9%, Salt. Complementary feed for dogs.
Analytical constituents: Crude Protein 72%, Crude Fat 9%, Crude Fibre 1%, Crude Ash 5%, Moisture 12%.
A traditional milk-based chew, dense and long-lasting, with no artificial additives.
Contains milk. Not suitable for dogs who need to avoid dairy.
Feed supervised on a stain resistant surface as part of a balanced diet. If small pieces break off, remove them from your pet to prevent risk of choking - however when microwaved for up to 1 minute, these small pieces puff up into a marshmallow type treat. Allow to cool and you can feed them to your dog! Ensure clean, fresh water is available at all times. Suitable for dogs over 16 weeks.
- Suitable for dogs over 16 weeks old
- Ideal for medium & large breeds
- Feed under supervision
- Always provide fresh drinking water
- Introduce gradually if feeding for the first time
- Always supervise your dog while they chew.
- Once the bar is small enough to swallow, take it away to avoid choking.
- Microwave tip: soak that last small piece in warm water for about 5 minutes, then microwave it for 30-60 seconds until it puffs up. Let it cool completely before giving it back - it turns into a crunchy treat.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Delivery is £3.99 with Next Day Delivery by Royal Mail Tracked 24, or free on orders of £35 or more after discounts. Any free delivery offer shows at checkout.
Order before 2pm Monday-Friday for same-day dispatch. Orders placed later, or on weekends and bank holidays, dispatch the next working day.
14-day returns if you change your mind, as long as sealed packs are unopened. Sent the wrong item, or it arrived damaged or isn't right? We'll put it right.
Questions? hello@reorolo.co.uk
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Yak Bars
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