Healthy chews for dogs that need something to work on. Australian Beef Bully Sticks are made from a single ingredient: 100% Australian beef pizzle, air-dried to concentrate protein and remove moisture. No additives. No fillers. No rawhide. Just a long-lasting chew that keeps dogs occupied without compromising what goes into them. What Bully Sticks Actually Are Bully sticks are made from beef pizzle, air-dried to remove moisture and leave a dense, protein-rich chew. That makes them fundamentally different from rawhide. Rawhide is made from the outer hide of cattle, processed with chemicals to make it pliable and shelf-stable, and only partially digestible. Bully sticks are one ingredient, no processing agents, fully digestible. If you've been giving your dog rawhide out of habit and want to switch to something cleaner, bully sticks are the obvious replacement. The 8-inch size works well for medium to large dogs. If you have a smaller dog or want shorter sessions with better portion control, Beef Bully Bites are cut from the same protein and sized for smaller mouths and lower treat budgets. Key Benefits 100% Australian beef (pizzle), no additives or preservatives Fully digestible, unlike rawhide Long-lasting: suits moderate to strong chewers Mechanical chewing action supports dental hygiene High protein, low fat Feeding Guide One stick per session, two to four times a week, works for most dogs. Adjust based on your dog's size and how long they take to work through one. Small dogs (under 10kg): one stick once or twice a week, or consider Bully Bites for better portion control Medium dogs (10-25kg): one stick, 2-3 times per week Large dogs (25kg+): one to two sticks, 3-4 times per week Supervise until you know your dog's chewing style. Most dogs work through a bully stick steadily over 30-60 minutes. A small number will try to swallow the last inch whole. If yours does, take it away when it gets short and swap for a fresh one. Why Australian Sourced Most bully sticks sold in Australia are imported, typically from South America. Cooee K9's come from Australian cattle only. That means a shorter supply chain, no preservatives needed to survive a multi-week shipping journey, and processing under Australian food safety standards. The result is a cleaner product with a genuinely short ingredient list. Storage Keep in a sealed container or bag, away from humidity. They'll hold well for up to 90 days after opening in a cool, dry spot. If you're in a tropical climate, the fridge slows natural odour development and extends shelf life. Frequently Asked Questions Are bully sticks safe for puppies? Yes, from around 12 weeks. Puppies under six months should be supervised closely, not because bully sticks are dangerous, but because young dogs sometimes chew more aggressively than their digestion can handle at that stage. Start with shorter sessions and assess how they go. Do bully sticks smell? They have a mild natural odour that varies between dogs' noses and owners' noses. It comes from the protein itself, not from additives or poor quality. Keeping them sealed between uses helps. If odour is a consistent issue in your household, storing them in the fridge keeps it minimal. How long does an 8-inch stick last? A moderate chewer will typically spend 30-60 minutes on one stick. Strong chewers can finish in under 20 minutes. If your dog burns through them too quickly, Tough Bully Sticks are the same protein at a thicker cut, made for dogs that work through the standard size without breaking a sweat. Can dogs eat the whole stick? Yes, bully sticks are fully digestible. The only consideration is the last small piece, which poses a potential choking risk if a dog tries to swallow it whole. Take it away when it's been reduced to a stub shorter than your dog's mouth opening. As a natural, single-ingredient product, Australian Beef Bully Sticks 8" may vary in colour, size, and texture between batches. This is normal and reflects the quality of the raw ingredients, not a defect.
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