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Originally Posted by oneofakind864  My little one is teething and wants to chew everything. I was trying to find a chew I felt good about and I stumbled across dehydrated sweet potatoes. She gnaws on one all day and it seems to break apart in tiny little bits as her saliva softens it enough for her to rip the little tiny bits off. I watched her pretty carefully the first couple of days to make sure no larger pieces came off that could be a choking hazard and they seem pretty safe considering her particular chewing habits and ability. Each one is about 3-5 inches long and one will last her several days. When she gets one down to a size think she might be able to choke on I give her a new one and throw the old one away. AN aggressive chewer or maybe a bigger dog might need something a bit more substantial- and they might need to be supervised if the dog can chew hard enough to make bigger pieces come off. But for Roxie-they seem to be a great healthy alternative. The company that makes them is Blue Ridge Naturals. And they are called "Sweet Tater Fries" The only ingredient is "Dehydrated Sweet potatoes"If you're interested I got them at Petco. |
You can also make them at home with a dehydrator.