Choose to Chew Safely
Check out these basics on chew safety, or print out this handy guide to providing the safest possible chewing experience for your pups.
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Welcome to Chew School
It may seem elementary, but there’s important information you should learn about chewing and chew safety. We've created a comprehensive guide to ensure your dog has a fun, safe experience with anything they put in their mouth - from a digestible chew to a puzzle toy, to a stick they find at the park. After all, dogs need our guidance because their brains are focused on one thing: THE CHEW! Check out our Chew School textbook and learn all you need to provide your pup with a safe and spectacular chew experience.
Dogs choose to chew – but it’s up to us as
pet parents to supervise their chew choices
to keep this activity both fun and safe.
Dogs Chew 101
They chew as a form of play, they chew to eat, they chew out of boredom, and they chew because it makes their taste buds happy. Dogs choose to chew – but it’s up to us as pet parents to supervise their chew choices to keep this activity both fun and safe.
How to Supervise
Always monitor animals while they chew, and be sure they have plenty of fresh, clean water nearby. If they cannot be supervised, remove the chew from their reach.
Need-To-Know Facts
Remember: any chew, food, snack, toy, and even sticks and stones, have the potential to cause choking. The ultimate choice of the right chew depends upon your dog’s size, health, and chewing preferences. Anything that’s ingested presents the potential risk of harm to dogs. Choose wisely.
