• 12 inch thin beef bully sticks for dogs, 25 count bulk case of single ingredient bull pizzle
  • Thin 12 inch bully stick held upright to show its length against a plain background
  • Several thin 12 inch bully sticks laid side by side showing the twisted surface
  • Close view of the braided grain and dried texture of a thin beef bully stick
  • Bulk case packaging for 25 thin 12 inch beef bully sticks for dogs
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Beef Bully Sticks 12 Inch Thin – 25 Count Bulk Case

Beef Bully Sticks 12 Inch Thin – 25 Count Bulk Case

$89.75 USD
$89.75 USD
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American Pet Supplies · Natural Chews

12 Inch Bully Sticks Bulk — A 25-Count Case, Thin Cut

25 sticks · 12 inches · thin cut · about $3.59 each

One Ingredient 25-Count Case 12 Inches Grass-Fed

Twelve inches is the length that actually occupies a dog rather than vanishing in two minutes, and thin is the cut a medium dog can work through without giving up. One ingredient — bull pizzle — and a case of 25 comes out at roughly $3.59 a stick, which is where buying in bulk starts to earn its keep.

What You're Buying

  • 🥩 One ingredient, and it is what it says — 100% bull pizzle. No binder, no glycerin, no smoke flavour, no preservative.
  • 📏 Twelve inches, thin cut — long enough to hold between two paws, thin enough that a medium dog makes progress. A thick 12-inch is a slower, denser proposition.
  • 🔢 25 to a case, about $3.59 a stick — the lowest per-stick price in this range — the 6-inch 4-pack works out at $5.00 each.
  • 🇹🇷 Grass-fed and hand-inspected — one of the few products in this drop where the supplier names a country of origin at all.
Specs & Safety

Ingredients: bull pizzle. Single ingredient, nothing added.

12-inch thin sticks, 25 per case, $89.75. No per-stick weight or diameter is published and no guaranteed analysis exists for this product — we have not invented either.

The supplier states the beef is grass-fed and free from antibiotics, hormones and preservatives, and that the sticks are hand-inspected and processed in an FDA/USDA-compliant facility in Turkey.

Odour is the usual complaint about bully sticks. The supplier describes these as naturally odour-free. Low-odour bully sticks are genuinely a thing — they are dried longer, which also makes them harder — but 'odour-free' is relative with any animal product.

Supervision, which the supplier does not mention and we think you should have: stay in the room while your dog works on this, take it off them once the piece is small enough to swallow whole, and keep water within reach. It is a chew, not a meal.

On the health claims attached to this kind of chew elsewhere: we have not repeated them. A dried chew is not a joint supplement and it is not a dental treatment, whatever a supplier hopes. We would rather describe what is in the bag. If your dog has a joint or dental problem, that belongs with your vet.

FAQ

How long does one last?
That depends far more on your dog than on the stick. A determined chewer gets through a thin 12-inch in well under an hour; a gentler dog can stretch it across several sessions. Thin is the faster cut — the 6-inch thick and jumbo are denser.

Are bully sticks safe?
They are fully digestible, which is their main advantage over rawhide. The real risk is the last inch: a dog who swallows the nub can choke on it. Take it away before it gets that small, and stay in the room.

Why is a case $89.75?
Because it is 25 sticks. That is about $3.59 each, below the per-stick price of every smaller pack here. If you would rather try a few first, the 6-inch 4-pack is $19.99.

Do they smell?
Less than most, per the supplier. Expect faint rather than none — that is the honest version.

🎁 Round Out The Treat Drawer

One long chew and one small reward covers most of a week. Farm To Pet Beef Chips are single-ingredient too, in a size you can hand out during training.

Something long, something quick.

Twenty-five sticks. One ingredient. 🐾

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