Dog Chits' 6-inch bully sticks are marketed as a high-protein, tooth-cleaning chew, sold in a 20-count bag and framed around dental health and muscle support for dogs.
Dog Chits describes the sticks as odor-free and loaded with essential amino acids, positioning them as a chew that fights plaque and tartar while keeping dogs occupied. That odor-free claim is worth weighing against the actual customer feedback below.
The product holds a 4.1-star average from 32 reviews, and smell comes up repeatedly and directly contradicts the brand's "odor-free" framing. One reviewer, Troy Wines, wrote that "the smell is kinda rough, and they're mysteriously greasy," adding he avoids touching them directly because the smell and grease stick to his fingers — though he noted his dog loves them regardless. Jenail Newton similarly said "it smells!" while confirming her dog still eats them eagerly and gets one or two a day. On the positive side, JohnsonMurazik called the sticks "a life saver" for a teething four-month-old puppy, especially as a beef-free alternative for a dog with a suspected allergy, and several other reviewers praised the size, value, and how long the sticks kept their dogs occupied.
The 20-count bag is listed at 1,199,000 VND, which converts to roughly $45 USD — shoppers should confirm the exact converted total and any local charges at checkout.
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