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Old 06-26-2013, 11:58 AM   #11
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I have found that pups need something to chew on that is safe or they will chew on things like furniture or other things that are not good for them.
There are lots of toys made for puppy chewing and one can home bake tough cookies from their kibble that don't involve upsetting their usually delicate digestion or choking/intestinal blocking hazards that some chews do. I'd just be too worried about tummy upset and fluid loss to let a puppy chew the femur slice or anything otherwise hazardous but then I had a dog stop breathing, go limp and essentially die from swallowing a chewie knot that stuck in her throat which swelled around it and that makes you extra cautious. If I hadn't breathed for her right then and all the way driving with one hand to the vet, no doubt she'd have died from simple chewing.
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