The purest bully sticks are made from just raw beef pizzle (bull penis) and some water (used for thawing and cleaning). But some bully stick manufacturers are adding a chemical preservative, sodium metabisulfite, which was deemed by the FDA to be not safe for meat products.1 The FDA states,
After ordering and examining the 10 bully stick holders on the market (every one I could find) I had the most promising tested and reviewed by 9 dogs of all sizes (from 18 to 205 lbs) who have a history of swallowing the end of a bully stick. In this
Bully sticks make a terrific training tool, and have several specific applications. Read on to learn more!
From obsessive sourcing, to unique weight standards, to perfectionist quality control, this is the behind the scenes look at how our bully sticks are thick and in turn, longer lasting, every single time. This video has been shot and edited by me (Ryan - founder/operator of Bully Bundles) . It
In March 2019, I went to visit my suppliers in Colombia. I am really proud of the product they create. The process of making bully sticks is fascinating but because either the industry wants to keep the process a secret from other potential producers, retailers don't know the