12-Inch Braided Bully Sticks
Medium to large dogs (15 kg+) and strong chewers
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- Our longest-lasting chew
- 60–100 g per stick
- Hand-braided from three strands
- Odour-free, rawhide-free
- Single ingredient: 100% beef
- Sourcing & safety certificates
- 30-day returns on defective items
Our longest-lasting chew. Three strands of beef pizzle are hand-braided into a 12-inch stick weighing 60–100 g, which makes it the densest, most time-consuming chew we sell.
Braids are ideal for strong chewers who need a project: the woven texture slows them down, and the ridges help clean teeth along the way. Single ingredient — 100% beef — slow-roasted and air-dried for low odour.
One braid can last a large dog several sessions. Put it away between chews and remove the final few centimetres.
Shipping & returns
Orders ship from Canada within 1 business day. Free Canada-wide shipping on orders over $65; otherwise a flat $14. Damaged or defective? Contact us within 30 days and we'll make it right.
At a glance
| Ingredient | 100% beef pizzle — single ingredient |
|---|---|
| Length | 12 in (30 cm) |
| Weight per stick | 60–100 g |
| Calories per stick | ≈ 192–320 kcalCalculated from 3200 kcal ME/kg |
| Best for | Medium to large dogs (15 kg+) and strong chewers |
| Chewer type | Strong chewers |
| Average chew time | 90–150 min |
| Country of origin | Bangladesh (free-range, grass-fed cattle) |
| How it's made | Slow-roasted at low temperature, then air-dried to lock in flavour and reduce odour. No chemicals, preservatives, bleach or irradiation. |
| Shelf life | 24 months unopened; best within 3 months of opening |
| Storage | Reseal the pouch and keep in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. |
Guaranteed analysis
| Crude protein | Crude fat | Crude fibre | Moisture |
|---|---|---|---|
| 87.0% min | 2.0% min | 3.0% max | 8.0% max |
Which bully stick is right for your dog?
Pick by your dog's weight first, then by how hard they chew. When in doubt, size up — a stick that is too small can become a choking hazard.
| Dog weight | Typical breeds | Recommended sticks |
|---|---|---|
| Under 10 kg (22 lb) | Chihuahua, Yorkshire Terrier, Shih Tzu, puppies from 4 months | 6-inch thin or standard sticks |
| 10–25 kg (22–55 lb) | Beagle, Cocker Spaniel, Border Collie, French Bulldog | 6-inch thick or braided, or 12-inch standard |
| 25–40 kg (55–88 lb) This product | Labrador, Golden Retriever, Boxer, Husky | 12-inch thick or braided; 6-inch jumbo for shorter sessions |
| Over 40 kg (88 lb) or power chewers This product | German Shepherd, Rottweiler, Bernese Mountain Dog, Mastiff | 12-inch jumbo or braided |
Always supervise chewing and take the stick away once it is small enough to swallow.
Compare bully stick styles
All PUPHE sticks are the same single ingredient — the difference is thickness, and thickness decides how long a stick lasts.
| Style | 6-inch weight | 12-inch weight | Best for | Chewer type | Avg. chew time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thin | 10–18 g | 20–37 g | Puppies & toy breeds | Gentle | 10–20 min |
| Standard | 19–24 g | 38–49 g | Small to medium dogs | Light to moderate | 20–40 min |
| Thick | 25–29 g | 50–59 g | Medium to large dogs | Moderate to strong | 30–60 min |
| Jumbo | 30 g+ | 60 g+ | Large & giant dogs | Power chewers | 45–90 min |
| BraidedThis product | 30–50 g | 60–100 g | Medium to large dogs | Strong | 60–120 min |
Chew times are averages from our in-house testing with medium-sized dogs; every dog is different.
How to give bully sticks safely
- Supervise every session. Stay nearby while your dog chews.
- Remove the last 5 cm (2 in). Once the stick is small enough to swallow whole, take it away — or use a bully stick holder.
- Count the calories. Treats should stay under 10% of your dog's daily calories; see the calorie line in the table above.
- Introduce gradually. Start with 10–15 minute sessions so your dog's stomach can adjust.
- Puppies: from about 4 months old, with a thin or standard stick.
- Fresh water should always be available.
Bully sticks are a treat, not a replacement for regular vet dental care. Ask your veterinarian if your dog has dental, digestive or weight concerns.
Frequently asked questions
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What dog owners say
Write a review- 5 stars 17
- 4 stars 2
- 3 stars 1
- 2 stars 0
- 1 star 0
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Can't get enough!!
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Our power chewer loves these
Great for a big power chewer. We use them for crate time and it helps a lot. Highly recommend. -
Good chew, a bit smelly at first
Great chew, a little smell when fresh out of the pouch. Nice that it's a Canadian shop. -
Our golden takes ages with these
Our golden takes a long time with one of these. Good value per stick compared to the pet store. -
Tough enough for our rottweiler
Our 40 kg rottie needed something tougher and this works. Consistent size across the pack. No stomach issues, which was a concern with other chews. Subscribing next time. -
Arrived quickly and packed well
Our mastiff finally met his match. Arrived quickly and well packed. We use them for crate time and it helps a lot. They soften as she chews, no sharp pieces. -
Our husky is hooked
Our husky is obsessed. Happy customer. -
Good chews but a bit pricey
Dog loves them, just wish the bigger pack was a bit cheaper. He carries it around the house like a trophy. -
A good chew for our 40 kg dog
Our 40 kg rottie needed something tougher and this works. Consistent size across the pack. Already on our second pack.Reply from PUPHE
Thanks for the review! Glad the sticks are a hit.
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Won't put it down
Our 40 kg rottie needed something tougher and this works. No stomach issues, which was a concern with other chews. Took a couple of days to get into it, now she waits by the drawer. He carries it around the house like a trophy. Subscribing next time. -
Our power chewer loves these
Great for a big power chewer. No stomach issues, which was a concern with other chews. -
Our mastiff has met their match
Our mastiff finally met his match. We use them for crate time and it helps a lot. Subscribing next time. -
Okay, but didn't hold their attention
Fine, but our pup got bored halfway through. -
Hardly any smell
Our golden takes a long time with one of these. Barely any odour, which was the main thing for us. He carries it around the house like a trophy. Consistent size across the pack. -
Finally getting more chewing time
These last way longer than the thin ones we had before. Helps with his teeth, the vet noticed less tartar. The pouch reseals well. They soften as she chews, no sharp pieces. -
Mastiff approved
Our mastiff finally met his match. Nice that it's a Canadian shop. Took a couple of days to get into it, now she waits by the drawer. He carries it around the house like a trophy. -
Keeps him busy during work calls
Our mastiff finally met his match. Keeps him busy while I'm on work calls. -
No tummy trouble so far
Our golden takes a long time with one of these. No stomach issues, which was a concern with other chews. We use them for crate time and it helps a lot. Happy customer. -
Handy when I need to take a call
Our golden takes a long time with one of these. Took a couple of days to get into it, now she waits by the drawer. Keeps him busy while I'm on work calls. -
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