THE PEAKPAW PROCESS
How They’re Made
PeakPaw chews are made using a carefully preserved cheesemaking method, inspired by a centuries-old Himalayan tradition.
Starting with a simple blend of yak and cow milk, the mixture is gently heated, formed into curds, pressed, slowly dried and cut into long-lasting chew bars.
- Yak & cow milk
- A splash of lime juice
- Patiently dried
FROM MILK TO CHEW
A patient process, made for dogs.
There are no artificial extras or shortcuts. Just a simple, carefully handled process that creates a naturally firm, satisfying chew for your dog to enjoy.
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Start simply
Yak and cow milk are combined with a splash of lime juice, following a traditional cheesemaking method.
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Form the curds
The milk is gently heated and the curds are formed, creating the base of each dense cheese chew.
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Press and dry
The curds are pressed and slowly dried, helping give every chew its characteristically firm texture.
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Cut for chewing
Finally, the cheese is shaped into long-lasting bars and prepared for one very happy dog.
SIMPLY MADE
A chew worth taking your time over Made using traditional Himalayan methods.
The result is a naturally high-protein, grain-free chew with a firm texture that gives dogs something properly satisfying to get their teeth into.
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