Dogs and bones: Until it is not, a union made in heaven. Some bones have dry spaghetti-like snapping strength. Some might double as hockey pucks. And a few others. Pure disappointment. Imagine a picture of a goldfish jet skiing. That degree of absurdity is what choosing the correct healthy dog treats are; but, with more drool.
Scale is everything. A Pomeranian having a T-bone steak? Until it gets stuck in their throat, cute. Match the chew to the capacity for chomp of your dog. Little dogs like flexible choices; consider hemp or rubber. Greater legends? Go for thick rubber or buffalo horns. Like jeans, a Mastiff borrows nothing from the clothing of a Chihuahua.
Material mayhem. The old staple from Rawhide is soggy, but is slicker than ice once it dries. Though strong and aggressive chewers, nylon’s teeth could be used as dental confetti. authentic bones? Raw ones can be contaminated (think of them as sushi—keep them chilled). Bone cook-throughs Shatters like glass. Choose carefully; else, suffer the cost.
Why buried bones in the flowerpot? Blame DNA. Wolves leftovers were stored. Your Poodle just uses your begonias for pantry. But left-over bones start to attract molds. Like you are creating a museum exhibit, refresh their hoard by rotating, replacing, repeating.
Flower Frenzy Bones soaking in cheese or beef? Dogsky nirvana. false tastes Notuh-uh. Like you are decoding hieroglyphics, read labels. Keep to straightforward, entire ingredient combinations. Hack: Freeze unsweetened applesauce stuffed in a Kong. Boom: chew- Entertainment.
Safety Never Calls for a Nap. You have a dental disaster if you cannot leave a dent in the chew with your fingernail. See your dog as it approaches season finale night. Like a vacuum, gulping chunks is like Change it. A displeased pup pays a $1,000 Vet bill.
Chewing = Canine Yoga burns couch-digging energy, melts tension, scrapes off tartar. Overdo it, though, and you find yourself with a dog with a rigid jaw. Treat it like tequila: five’s a regret; one shot’s entertainment.
Bulletproof** Chews Of course, Jan. Purchased a chew “tougher than diamonds?” Should your dog be a hairy chainsaw, dust by noon. Search for toys marked “for extreme chewers,” or translated as “survived a Pitbull’s wrath.”
Frosty Correction Teething agony? Freeze a dry towel or a carrot. Gum relief satisfies snacks. Though crunchier, it’s like an ice cube.
Toss the trash; a chewed-down chews reduced to a pebble? Store it in bins. Broken edges or a smell strong enough to rouse the dead? Garbage it. There isn’t a landfill in your dog’s gut.
Conclusion Growl: Not relics, bones are more like nibbles. Let your dog knock them down. Your work? guardkeeper. Sort the negative ones out first. And maybe get shares in pet-safe cleaning; their middle name is “oops”.