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Originally Posted by Ellie May  Esophageal obstruction.
If you are with pup and they aren't really getting anything off, then it is very minimal risk. Even being in the same room though, I found that not to be enough for Ellie. She had gotten a large piece off of rawhide and swallowed it even though I was right there trying to get it from her. It sticks in their mouth quite well. And that soggy/stickiness probably isn't favorable to the esophagus or perhaps even the trachea.
The only thing allowed here is Nylabone under supervision. |
I think that some dogs might be ok with them, but Rocco is a crazy chewer so that's also why I pass on the CET chews. I can't even find a Nylabone that he doesn't chew to pieces (and swallow)...he goes through bully sticks like nobody's business; the himalayan chews are the only thing I've found that are a bit of challenge for him. I even tried an antler and was horrified when he managed to break SPLINTERS off of it
. Just over 8lbs, but a jaw like a pit bull...
