Natural Bully Stick Dog Chews - Thinner
Quick Facts
- 100% Australian beef pizzle, single ingredient
- 88.6% protein (min) · 14.2% fat (max)
- Approximately 20g each · Under 1cm thick · 15cm long
- 86 kcal per stick
- Best for small to medium dogs and light to moderate chewers
- Longer-lasting · Helps scrape away plaque · Rawhide-free
Big on taste. Bigger on dental care. Built to last.
Your dog needs to chew. Most chews are too big, too hard or full of mystery ingredients.
Bark Yeah thinner bully sticks fix that: one Australian ingredient, cut to the right size for smaller mouths.
Made from 100% Australian beef pizzle and slowly air-dried in small batches, every stick is single ingredient and 88.6% protein. There’s no rawhide, no fillers and no artificial additives, colours or preservatives. The fibrous texture helps scrape away plaque build-up as your dog chews. The long chew session also gives them something calm and constructive to focus on.
Crate time, quiet time or just a cuppa in peace, a thinner bully stick has you covered.
Who are these best for?
✅ Small and medium dogs (roughly up to 15kg)
✅ Light to moderate chewers
✅ Dogs who need a daily chewing outlet for boredom, crate time or time home alone
✅ Picky dogs (a favourite in our reviews)
✅ Owners who want a single-ingredient, rawhide-free chew
✅ Puppies from around 12 weeks, in short, supervised sessions
❌ Large dogs and power chewers → choose Natural Bully Stick Dog Chews - Thicker
❌ Dogs who try to swallow chews whole → choose the thicker cut and supervise closely
100% Australian beef pizzle. Slowly air-dried in small batches and hand-packed by us.
No artificial additives, colours or preservatives.
Each thinner bully stick weighs approximately 20g.
- Dogs under 15kg: 1 stick per day
- Dogs over 15kg: 1-2 sticks per day
For large dogs and power chewers, the thicker cut is the better choice for a longer chew.
Treats should make up no more than 10% of your dog’s daily calories. Always supervise. Keep fresh water nearby. This is a natural product, so sizes and weights vary. Pet food only.
- Protein: 88.6% (min)
- Fat: 14.2% (max)
- Metabolisable Energy: 431 kcal/100g (about 86 kcal per 20g stick)
What are bully sticks made from?
Bully sticks are made from beef pizzle, a single cut of beef that’s slowly air-dried until firm and chewy. Bark Yeah bully sticks are 100% Australian beef pizzle, with nothing else added.
What’s the difference between thinner and thicker bully sticks?
Thinner bully sticks are under 1cm thick and about 20g each, made for small and medium dogs. Thicker bully sticks are over 1cm thick and about 50g, made for large dogs and power chewers. Both are 100% Australian beef pizzle, single ingredient.
Are thin bully sticks good for small dogs?
Yes. The thinner cut is easy for small mouths to grip and chew, giving small breeds a satisfying, long-lasting chew in a size that actually suits them.
Can large dogs or power chewers have thin bully sticks?
Yes, as a quick treat, but they’ll finish them fast. For a longer, safer chew, large dogs and power chewers should have the thicker cut.
Do bully sticks help clean dogs’ teeth?
Yes. Chewing the fibrous texture helps scrape away plaque and tartar build-up and supports healthy gums. They work best alongside brushing and regular vet dental checks.
Are bully sticks safe for dogs?
Bully sticks are a popular, generally well-digested chew that doesn’t splinter like cooked bones. Choose the right size for your dog and always supervise. Take the stick away once it’s small enough to swallow (around 5cm).
Are bully sticks better than rawhide?
Many owners choose them over rawhide. Bully sticks are single ingredient and simply air-dried, while rawhide is often chemically processed and harder to digest.
Can puppies have bully sticks?
Yes, from around 12 weeks. The thinner cut suits smaller puppy mouths. Start with 5-10 minute sessions to suit sensitive tummies, and always supervise.
Can bully sticks help a bored or restless dog?
Yes. Chewing is a natural, self-soothing behaviour. A bully stick gives bored or restless dogs a healthy focus during crate time, alone time or busy household moments.
Do bully sticks smell?
Bark Yeah bully sticks are naturally lower odour than many natural chews. Our reviewers often mention how little they smell, which makes them good for indoor chewing.
How many bully sticks can I give my dog a day?
Each stick is about 86 kcal. As a guide, dogs under 15kg can have 1 stick per day and dogs over 15kg 1-2 sticks per day. See the Feeding Guide above for details.
How should I store bully sticks?
Store them in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, and reseal the bag after use. Freezing a stick before giving it can make the chew last longer.
Where are Bark Yeah bully sticks made, and how fast is delivery?
They’re made in Australia from 100% Australian beef and hand-packed by us. Every order ships Express Post Australia-wide. Want variety? Try the Natural Dog Chews Bundle.
Why Bark Yeah Thinner Bully Sticks? Because your dog needs to chew, so they may as well get cleaner teeth and a calmer mind while they’re at it.
Plaque Build-Up & Doggy Breath? → Chewing Helps Clean Teeth Naturally
The fibrous texture helps scrape away plaque and tartar build-up and supports healthy gums with every chew. It’s a great addition to regular brushing and vet dental checks.
Chews Too Big For Small Mouths? → The Thinner Cut Fits
Under 1cm thick and about 20g, it’s easy for smaller mouths to grip and enjoy, without the frustration of an oversized chew.
Treats Full Of Fillers? → 88.6% Protein, Single Ingredient
One ingredient, naturally high in protein. Real nutrition, nothing added.
Bored Or Destructive? → A Long-Lasting Chew Redirects The Energy
A satisfying chew keeps dogs busy and gives them a healthy outlet for the urge to chew, instead of your shoes.
Restless During Crate Time Or Alone Time? → Chewing Helps Them Settle
Chewing is a natural, self-soothing behaviour for dogs. A bully stick gives restless dogs something to focus on during crate time, alone time or busy household moments.
Worried About Rawhide? → No Chemical Processing, Ever
Rawhide is often chemically processed. Bully sticks are simply air-dried beef pizzle, generally well digested, and they don’t splinter like cooked bones.
