Himalayan Dog Chews - Churpi

Shop premium Himalayan Dog Chews (Churpi/Yak Chews). These long-lasting, organic, high-protein chews are made from grass-fed, lactose-free cow milk, perfect for all dog sizes.
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      Himalayan Dog Chews | Churpi & Yak Chews – Natural, Long-Lasting

      Himalayan dog chews, also known as churpi or yak chews, are premium, natural, and healthy treats made using authentic recipes from the Himalayas. Made from organic, grass-fed cow milk, these chews are naturally lactose-free and long-lasting — perfect for dogs of all sizes and ages.

      What is Churpi (Yak Chew)?

      Churpi is a high-protein, low-fat long-lasting dog chew made from premium grass-fed cow milk. These treats are 100% natural, organic, and free from preservatives, chemicals, grains, and gluten, offering a pure, wholesome snack.

      Are Himalayan Dog Chews Healthy?

      Yes! These chews are natural and organic, providing a high-protein, low-fat snack for dogs. They offer several benefits:

      • Dental Health: The firm texture helps remove plaque and tartar, improving dental hygiene.
      • Mental Stimulation: Satisfies your dog’s natural chewing instincts and keeps them happily occupied.
      • Clean Ingredients: Human-grade ingredients, organic, and lactose-free.

      Crafted for Quality & Safety

      Our chews are made from pasteurized, coagulated, and pressed organic cow milk, then dried for a minimum of 30 days. This creates a hard, long-lasting chew that is minimally odorous and does not splinter, making them a safe and natural way to keep your dog happy and engaged. We offer a range of sizes suitable for puppies, adult dogs, and large breeds.

      Usage Tip: Don't Discard the End Piece!

      Instead of discarding the small end piece, you can microwave it for around 40 seconds (then in 10-second intervals) until it puffs up like a cheesy snack. Allow it to cool for a few minutes — your dog will absolutely love this crunchy, high-value reward!

       

      Hank the stafford with a piece of himalayan dog chew that has been puffed in the microwave