With single bones, multipacks and now our new bumper training treats and pop steaks, it's worth knowing how to pick the right size and product for your dog. Here's a simple guide to help you choose.
For further information read our Cheese bones for dogs: the complete guide
Start With Your Dog's Size and Chewing Style
The most important factor isn't just your dog's breed or weight — it's how they chew. Some dogs work steadily through a chew over days, while others are far more enthusiastic and get through things much faster. A couple of things to think about:
- Small or gentle chewers often get more mileage out of a single cheese bone, taking their time and making it last.
- Larger or more determined chewers may work through a bone more quickly and could be better suited to a multipack, so you always have a replacement ready.
- Puppies or dogs new to hard chews should always be supervised with any long-lasting chew, and it's worth starting with a size you're comfortable monitoring closely.
As with any chew, always supervise your dog and remove the chew once it's small enough to be a potential choking hazard.
Single Cheese Bones vs Multipacks
- Single Long Lasting Cheese Bones are a great starting point if you're trying our chews for the first time, or if you prefer to buy one at a time.
- Multipack Cheese Bones offer better value if your dog gets through chews regularly, or if you'd simply rather not run out. They're also handy in multi-dog households where everyone needs their own.
Training Treats and Pop Steaks: A Different Kind of Choice
Unlike our long-lasting cheese bones, Training Treats and Cheesy Pop Steaks aren't about size in the same sense — they're about how you plan to use them:
- Crunchy Training Treats are small and designed for frequent, repeated rewards — ideal during training sessions or as an easy on-the-go treat.
- Cheesy Pop Steaks offer a bigger, more satisfying bite for when you want to give a larger, one-off treat rather than lots of small rewards.
- Now that both are available in our new 300g bumper size, it's also worth thinking about how often you'll be using them — the bumper size suits regular training, multiple dogs, or simply not wanting to reorder too often.
A Simple Rule of Thumb
| Your situation | Best choice |
|---|---|
| Trying us for the first time | Single Cheese Bone but not the best value so we always recommend the packs |
| Dog gets through chews quickly, or multiple dogs | Multipack Cheese Bones |
| Regular training sessions | Crunchy Training Treats |
| Want a bigger, occasional treat | Cheesy Pop Steaks |
| Training often or feeding more than one dog | 300g Bumper Training Treats or Pop Steaks |
Whatever Size You Choose, the Ingredients Stay the Same
No matter which product or pack size you go for, every single one is made the same way — 99.9% British milk, no grains, no additives, no artificial preservatives, made right here in Lancashire. The only thing that changes is how much, and how it fits your dog's chewing habits.
