I was told by multiple people including the breeder that NYLABONES are the best safest chew bone for them as puppies and as adults. Their site seems to be very honest and they tell you to regularly inspect the Toy to ensure the Dog is not able to chew large pieces off. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . Unfasten the buckle on the tummy section and put your dogs front legs on either side of the chest strap. So like I said, in small intervals it seems to work okay as long as you have the right size and check it often.

He’s had the same nylabone bone since the week we brought him home and it’s still going strong and I don’t worry about him with it. Jennifer, shame they don’t get along with regular bones but at least they have something that will help keep their teeth clean, which is very important. The rough end of the bone was cutting her gums and making her bleed so I decided not to let her chew them anymore even though the end wasn’t so rough it needed replacing yet. Ours have been having much more fun with real bones and I just let them have a rope toy in the house. My Sammy got into many shenanigans and was known to eat socks, underwear and just about everything, but we had good success with ‘puzzle toys’ containing treats lodged in them and also cotton dog ropes soaked in broth for flavor.Our acrylic craft blanks are all 3mm thick and have been precision laser cut making them perfectly ready for you to make into a beautiful item. She didn’t have any of those until my daughter moved in a month ago with her 2 dogs and they have them.

We never settle for less than the best when it comes to our pet products - and every item in our range of dog treats comes from a top brand. I just don’t understand that these people can make these items and know that it can hurt other animals. The vet suggested greenies as an alternative but I’ve heard they can lead to digestive issues as well . I took my dog in for a routine check-up and mentioned that her breath had become atrocious in the past few weeks so they checked her mouth. I would die if anything would happen to her , especially if I was the one to give her it, so no more nylabones for her.

I guess, as the OP said, that no dog toy / chew is indestructible and nothing is ever going to be 100% safe. The Vet and I tried everything from steroids to expensive compound prescriptions that promote intestinal function in humans. He’s ok now but after reading some of the other responses I wouldn’t be surprised if it wasn’t because of a stupid nylabone. A Home Bargains spokesman said: "We were very sorry to hear of this unfortunate event, and we are liaising closely with the manufacturer and the complainant. Staff carried out an x-ray where they discovered that the bone had torn Albas' intestines and other internal organs, causing internal bleeding.