Review on Healthy And All-Natural 12 Inch Braided Bully Sticks For Dogs: Chemical-Free Dental Treats With Low Odor, Available In Bulk Packs Of 5 by Cara Ulfass

So it's a slow Sunday morning and I've been wondering which bully sticks are worth spending money on, considering they're expensive enough to rival bitcoin. With two large dogs that frequently need an outlet to occupy their attention, we've found bully sticks to be a great treat. Braided became a necessity after they plowed through single sticks like milk bones. The problem with all of these sticks is they aren't cheap and there is plenty of inconsistency in size between brands and even among the same brand. So, I decided to never get back the last 30 min and do a quick study on 3 popular brands on Ebay.Nature Gnaws$6.50/stick$3.18/oz (most expensive by weight)SmallSTINKPrairie Horse Supply$5.83/stick$2.34/ozLeast expensive by stick and weightModerate odorPawstruckBy far the largest (see footnote)$8.66/stick$2.48/ozMinimal odor*MOST inconsistent among itself. Too much variation in size. If you want the larger sticks, you have to buy the smaller quantity bags, otherwise, for the 25-50 bags, you get all the small sticks.If you get lucky and get a bag of Pawstruck with generous sticks, it's the best value IMO because it will last the longest. Otherwise, it is a crapshoot.It takes our 90 lb Bernese mountain dog about 30-40 min to get through one of the larger Pawstruck sticks. BUT, they have gotten progressively smaller in the last year. Used to be three decent sticks, now it seems like they use their smallest sticks to braid into these.