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Most people who give their dogs raw bones recommend long bones (the bones that cows bare weight on) because they are stronger than the smaller bones in the body. Those are too big for my dog so I give her 12" Best Bully Sticks. They are completely digestible unlike rawhide but I take them away from her when they are between 3 and 4 inches long to avoid choking issues. If you feed dog food you can bet the same parts of the body are in your pet's food. She has been chewing bully sticks for 4 years now and has never broken a tooth despite someone's insistence that any dog who chews them will have broken teeth. She has never chewed ANYTHING with her front teeth anyway and no dog does. Some people give their dogs thigh bones from the chicken. I am just not real comfortable feeding those either though others seem to have success doing so. Gracie is on a commercial raw diet that contains ground up bone so she gets the nutrition contained in the bone without getting to actually chew one. |
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1 Attachment(s) My dogs love Petstages Durable Sticks . They are not as hard as a Nylabone but not soft enough to break pieces off . They just slowly wear down as the dog chews . The most my dogs have gotten off are shavings .. My Airedale is an extremely aggressive chewer and he can't break it up . Petstages Durable Stick Dog Chew Toy, Medium Here is Oscar chewing his durable stick .. Attachment 403340 |
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Am I reading the description correctly that they contain real wood?? |
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What size is Oscar chewing on?. I tend to always get chew sticks that are too small for my girls. Sorry, just now seeing that it's a size medium. |
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Yes the sticks do contain real wood but but it is 100 % safe and non toxic. |
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