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Blueberry Yak Cheese Chew — Rich Protein & Low Fat Blueberry Yak Chews for Dogs | Gluten-Free, Lactose-Friendly | All Life Stages
$18.99
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Flavor
Blueberry
Age Range
All Life Stages
Item Form
Stick
Specific Uses
Treat, Training, Dental Health
Pack Size
3.5oz Pack
Origin
Nepal
Main Ingredient
Yak Milk
Blueberry Yak Cheese Chew — Rich Protein & Low Fat Blueberry Yak Chews for Dogs | Gluten-Free, Lactose-Friendly | All Life Stages
$18.99
· $5.43/ozGet Fast, Free Shipping on orders above $49
Flavor: Blueberry
Qty
1
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- ★★★★★ Verified
Great chew, my dog loves it
Bought this for our 4-year-old lab and she went straight for it. Lasted way longer than the bully sticks we used to get and no weird smell. Will definitely reorder.
Sarah M. · Mar 15, 2026 - ★★★★★ Verified
Lasted longer than expected
Our pup is a power chewer and most things vanish in 10 minutes. This kept him busy across multiple sessions over a week. Worth every dollar.
James K. · Feb 28, 2026 - ★★★★★ Verified
Perfect for sensitive stomachs
Switched to PetYupp because our older dog was reacting badly to other treats. Zero issues with these — single ingredient, clean. Only knock is wish there were more size options.
Priya R. · Feb 11, 2026
Questions
Are the flavors natural or artificial?
Natural infusions only — real fruit (blueberry, strawberry, pumpkin), real plant matter (mint, flax seed, turmeric, ashwagandha), or real foods (honey, peanut butter). No artificial flavorings, colors, or preservatives.
Was this helpful?Which flavor should I start with for a picky dog?
Honey or Peanut Butter tend to be the most universally accepted. Pumpkin is gentle on sensitive stomachs. Try a 2–3 flavor rotation to find what your dog reaches for first.
Was this helpful?Same hardness and chew time as the plain version?
Yes — same yak-milk base, same hard-pressed and air-dried process. The flavor infusion doesn’t soften the chew. Most moderate chewers stretch one across several days.
Was this helpful?My dog has a peanut allergy / pollen sensitivity — which to avoid?
Skip Peanut Butter for nut allergies; skip Honey for bee-product sensitivities; skip Turmeric & Ashwagandha if you’re avoiding herbal blends. Plain (single ingredient) is on the original product page.
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