Himalayan Dog Chew Bonehead, Small Dog Chew Holder, Secures Yak Chews and Bully Sticks, Durable Nylon Dog Treat Holder, Safe Chew Toy for Puppies and Small Dogs, Safe Chewing Accessory, 1 Dog Toy

I bought this because our puppy is a smart boy. I would give him a yak chew and he would drop it on our hard tile floor to shatter it into smaller pieces. Those smaller pieces were a choking hazard so I was hoping I could find something to hold the yak chew and deter the tile shattering move. This worked! It holds the large size chews firmly with the screw, and where before he was shattering them about 80% of the time, now he was only able to shatter them about 20% of the time. He is getting more chew-time out of his yak chews, and I am losing less money to him breaking and having to constantly give him new ones. We are both happy. And yes, I know you can create puffs with the remnants, which we do, but those are a faster chew (eat!) treat so prolonging the big, hard chew was what we were hoping to do with this toy and it has worked.

I got this for my dog so that he could eat his Himalayan sticks with ease.b I have a Pomeranian so sometimes he has trouble holding his bones but this made it possible for him to hold his own bones I also liked how I can secure it so that he doesn't choke on the end of a bone. The ease of using the screw to tighten it around the bone is good. I definitely recommend this to anyone who has a pup who loves bones!!

I purchased this because my dog has swallowed the end pieces of his yak cheese before and then had a few mornings of trying to vomit it up (not a fun experience). For its intended purpose (him not swallowing yak cheese), Bonehead does its job.My wish is that it would be a little sturdier. My dog briefly chewed on the Bonehead itself instead of the cheese and has damaged the part where you’re supposed to be able to fit a screwdriver in to adjust it.My only other complaint is this: I’ve bought both the small and large holders, and I purchase large chews for my 50-pound sheepadoodle. Most large chews tend to be too small for the tightest setting of the large holder, and are often too big for the loosest setting of the smaller holder. We’ve usually been able to work around this, but it would be helpful to have a more medium or more inclusive holder.Our Bonehead holders are no longer pretty (well chewed up) but it gives me peace of mind when giving him yak cheese, knowing he cannot swallow it.

I bought two of these along with some small himalayan chew bones to try. It just barely held the chews securely- had to position them just right for it to work, but I ended up deciding the yak chews were dangerous for my dogs' teeth. And even with this holder I felt I needed to watch like a hawk to be sure the pups weren't pulling the chew out or breaking their teeth- those yak chews are scary and I read a few too many reviews (after buying 🙄) that spoke of broken molars and vet bills.So I gave up on yak chews, and tried the holder with bully sticks and other hard chews, but the screw either breaks the chew, or doesn't hold them securely, so the dogs just pull them out. One little rawhide thing actually held well with the screw down as far as it would go until the dog pulled so hard that the screw got sucked deep into the hole and the slots for the screwdriver collapsed so now the whole thing is garbage. I tried a big braided bully stick and the screw broke the braid and turned it into 3 small bully sticks that my dogs will try to swallow for sure. I'm so done trying.The only good use for this would be for a verrry chewy dental chew that is wide enough to hold tightly, squishy enough not to split. Just to slow your dog down so they don't eat whatever it is whole. Imo yak chews are terrifying and this thing isn't worth the trouble. There has to be a better option out there somewhere!

Love this but it only lasted for 4 chews, which is disappointing. The screw is flimsy and in a spot where the dog can compromise it's function.

I have to say I had some doubts about this yak cheese holder based on some of the reviews. However, I didn't find the holder to be cost-prohibitive if those reviews turned out to be accurate so I decided to give it a try.I have a giant dog and a large dog. I give them the large yak chews (roughly 1.5"-2" x 8"-9"). This holder works just fine; quite well, in fact. It's a really simple concept, actually. Place yak cheese in hole, tighten screw until yak cheese doesn't move. Give to dog.Now, if your dog is clever enough (or strong enough) to loosen the screw and dislodge the bar of hard cheese, that is a different matter, altogether. You just have to be smarter than your dog and figure how to outsmart him/her.This holder might be damaged by chewing over time, but that is pretty much all dog toys; especially if you have a hard-core chewer, like I do. For the products of this type that are on the market right now, this is the best holder I've found.

Got this the same day I ordered a new stack of Ya chews. First thing that was a little annoying was that I could not fit all the chews in the holder. I had to go through them and find the ones that were small enough to fit the space.Put it through the hole and screwed the plastic screw in as tight as it would go. The screw does not lay flat with the outside of the chew holder so as my dog was chewing the yak he was also chewing on the holder. It worked great for that first time. Once he was down to the nub, I took the yak away and quickly realized I could not get the piece out of the holder because he chewed the plastic and the screw as now all mangled. It would no longer work. We had to use pliers to turn the screw and remove it but it the dog had chewed it so that it was no longer straight and even after we removed it there was no way to get back in again to hold a second chew. EXTREMELY FLAWED ITEM. Have no idea how so many people had no problem with this and give it such high reviews. Maybe they all have little dogs that just nibble! My dog is large and he is an aggressive chewer! If you have the same, don't waste your money on this product.