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Originally Posted by gracielove  No, every time bully sticks are mentioned you tell people not to use them because they break teeth. That is not true. You did not see your dog break it's tooth and neither did the vet. Your dog was in a crate when it happened. NO dog chews with it's front teeth unless it is trying to chew out of something like a crate. They always use side teeth for bones. Your dog may have a broken tooth but no one can say it was a bully stick that did it since no one saw it happen. |
I think you need to get your facts straight before you start accusing people of stuff. Callie has broken two teeth neither a front tooth both teeth that are the huge cruncher teeth in the back. The first one was by chewing on a clip holder the zipper of her crate closed, the vet dentist was able to do something like what we do when getting a root canal and save a lot of the tooth and it cost over $1,000 and the vet dentist is who told me bully sticks are too hard but I did not listen and after she healed let her have them. The second one on the other side she was right at my feet chewing a bully stick when I heard a snap and she jumped up and I looked in her mouth right away to find not only part of the tip of the tooth broken but it cracked down the middle! I knew that tooth could not be saved it was to messed up so I fasted her and took her to the vet the next day for emergency surgery it cost me between $500 and $600. I saw that happen even heard it and I knew it was the bully stick. She had chewed them for 5 years no issues until then. Then wham. Heck yes I am going to tell people bulky sticks can break teeth I lived it, a lot of people on here told me it and I never listened and even the vet dentists said they were to hard. So like I said check your facts next time!