The Churpico Collection · Yak chew bar

The Family Stack

Bulk yak chews sold by weight, the sensible buy for multi-dog homes and frequent chewers.

Best for: Multi-dog households and frequent chewers

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Why it wears our name

Two dogs, or one dog with a habit, changes the math: suddenly you’re not buying a chew, you’re running a supply line. The Family Stack is the Churpico pick for exactly that: proper Himalayan-style bars in multi-packs priced by the pound, not by the piece.

Buying by weight is the honest way to buy in bulk: you can compare price per ounce across sizes instead of guessing what “5-pack” means. Stored dry, churpi keeps for a long time, so a stack on the shelf is money saved, not risk taken.

Friendlier price per ounce

Multi-packs by weight beat piece-count pricing for households that go through chews.

Same three-ingredient recipe

Milk, lime, salt. Bulk buying shouldn’t mean settling for a longer label.

Stores like a pantry staple

Kept dry in its packaging, churpi holds up, so stock the shelf without a countdown.

Sized for the middle of the pack

Best fit for medium and large dogs with gentle-to-steady chewing styles.

Good questions

Straight answers about The Family Stack, the same way we’d give them over email.

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How should I store a bulk pack of yak chews?

Dry, sealed, and in the original packaging so the lot number and best-by date stay with the chews. Moisture is the only real enemy; a pantry shelf is perfect.

Are bulk bars the same quality as single bars?

Same category, same short recipe. Bars in a weight-based pack can vary a little in shape and size. That is normal for a pressed, dried product and part of why the price is friendlier.

Is the Family Stack right for a power chewer?

For determined demolishers we’d rather you buy the Power Slab, since its extra thickness matters more than bulk pricing. The Stack shines for steady, regular chewers.

Letters from Himalayas

Notes on churpi and the herders who make it, plus what we learn about keeping a dog happily busy. A few emails a year, nothing else.