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Originally Posted by ladyjane  I have heard that they can sliver and cause problems, but I still use them. As soon as my pups start to wear one down, I get rid of it. I have used them for many years. I only use the hard ones that are not edible.
It takes a lot of chewing to wear one of those down. I really believe that it was larger dogs that had problems with them.
Just my opinion...there are many here who will disagree.
Oh...and I asked my vet and she has never seen an issue with one of them. Not saying it never happens. I just do not believe it is common.
I am not convinced that bully sticks are without issues. |
I agree... I have never had a problem with them. My babies love them and I have nylabones in all shapes. I only give the non-edible ones. I have puppy keys, bones, etc.
I am steering away bully sticks and only giving them sparingly. My Molly can demolish one in just a few minutes and she has been known to get diarrhea from them
whereas Nylabones, himalayan chews, antlers last a LOT longer and we havent had any problems with those.