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We grew up giving out dogs rawhide chew sticks.

Jake my dog loves the Lucky Dog ones (the little ones that look like cigarettes).

I did not know until I read something here and then did a bit of research that they were so bad for dogs. Now I am worried, I am causing him irreparable harm. (not so "Lucky Dog" :rofl: )

Can someone please suggest a similar alternative? Jake usually has one or two in the morning after his breakfast while I am still at home, so I am not talking about a large bone to chew on while I am out as he spends 99% of the time indoors (with a dog door) and puts himself to bed while I leave. If I am giving him a large bone, I prefer to be around to supervise.

I do give him chicken tips, but again I supervise him as he tends to try and swallow whole. He rejected the carcasses (he's a bit fussy).

Is there something chewy but not too big that is a safe alternative?

ETA: Oops I put this in puppy and not health, can it be moved to health?

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What about Nyla bones?

They are safe to chew and be left alone with and also come in lots of different flavors/shapes and sizes.

http://www.nylabone.com/products/non-edible/

I used to give my pup rawhide chews until I heard some really horrible stories of dogs choking and dying.

When I stopped giving rawhide, I made the switch and started giving him dog biscuits as a treat when I went out and left him.

Snot doesn't really treat his nyla bone as just another toy, he chews on his for hours and hours- it's his favorite. :laugh: and good for teeth and gums too!:(

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Guest june.andnovas
My guys like kangaroo tendons. :o

yeah where do you find them?? I want to get Ivy something to chew while I leave for work next week but bones are too messy for her to eat indoors.

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