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A bully stick is made of what?!? (and other interesting facts)
FAQ
Are beef bully sticks safe for dogs?
Bully sticks are generally considered safe for dogs when used responsibly and provided in moderation. As they are made from a single ingredient (beef pizzle) and typically free from additives or artificial preservatives, they are a natural and healthier alternative to many commercial dog treats.
Do vets recommend bully sticks?
For the most part, yes, says Albert Ahn, DVM, veterinary advisor for Myos Pet and veterinarian at Inwood Animal Clinic in New York City. Certain dogs—puppies and ones with dental problems—probably need something else to snack on, but most other pups will enjoy a bully stick, provided you have a watchful eye.
Are bulls slaughtered for bully sticks?
While bully sticks come from bulls, they are not killed for them. Bully sticks come from parts of the bull that are not for human consumption, and are therefore used to make treats instead of throwing them out.
Are bully sticks made from beef hide?
Unlike rawhide treats, bully sticks are made from the pizzle of the bull, not the hide, allowing for it to be digested and processed by the dog as it would their food instead of passing it through their system like rawhide.