Are these made in China?

It clearly says on the 2nd photo that it's "hand crafted by Nepalese dairy farmers high in the Himalayas". So no, not made in China or the US

Are these lactose free?

Hey There... John here from the Devil Dog Pet Co team. Thank you very much for taking a look at our Himalayan yak chews and great question. Milk in its raw form is what is difficult for dogs to digest. Once it is made into cheese, the cooking process actually alters the protein making it more easily digested. About 10% of the dogs that try our product experience an initial loose stool or gas that quickly resolves itself. We've never had a problem with repeated or lasting GI issues. Most or all lactose is removed during the cooking, and cleaning and removal of whey liquid from the solids after the coagulation of the milk. So, the final product has little or no lactose to contribute towards the intolerance among dogs.

I recently purchased the yak cheese treat but noticed it has both salt and lime juice. I thought salt and lime juice were known to be toxic to dogs

DO NOT LISTEN TO THE MANUFACTURER "Limes contain essential oils such as limonene and linalool, which are toxic to dogs, as well as phototoxic compounds called psoralens." "According to the American College of Veterinary Pharmacists, salt toxicosis can occur when a dog eats as little as two to three grams of sodium chloride for every kilogram of body weight." YES, PLEASE DO YOUR RESEARCH. "Do dog treats need a nutrition label? Products that are clearly identified as “treats,” “snacks” or “supplements” are not required to have a statement of nutritional adequacy on their label. But nothing prevents you from voluntarily placing a statement of nutritional adequacy on your label"

Devil Dog Pet Co - Yak Cheese Dog Chew Large for Aggressive Chewers - Odor-Free Long Lasting Himalayan Treat, Medium & Large Breeds 25-55 lbs, 4-Ingredient Natural Dental Enrichment & Anxiety Relief

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