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Better Belly dog treats and chews are made for quicker and easier digestion and to help satisfy your dog’s natural instinct to chew. Better Belly rawhide treats can be highly digestible due to rawhide’s tough collagen fibers broken down during the production process before they enter your dog’s mouth. Better Belly dog bones and products can also help clean your pup’s teeth and freshen their breath.
Better Belly has dog dental chews to help fight tartar and plaque, thin chews, and highly digestive rawhide chews for dogs. Standard rawhide is made of fibers that link together, making the rawhide flexible but tough to break down. With Better Belly rawhide treats and bones, their unique manufacturing process helps to pre-break down rawhide fibers, which may lead to better digestibility for your canine chewer. These rawhide dog bones are made in the USA and come in various flavors like chicken, pork and buffalo to suit your dog’s tastes.
Rawhide dog treats can be chewed on for 1- to 2-hours per day. Rawhide dog bones and their digestibility varies with each chew and with each dog, so be sure to monitor your pup while they are busy chewing. Better Belly rawhide treats can be great as rewards, and Better Belly also makes a selection of alternative rawhide chews. Select a chew slightly larger than your pet’s mouth and give it as a treat no more than once a day. Always provide lots of water nearby for your pup, and consult a veterinarian if you see any unusual symptoms.
Highly digestible rawhide chews for dogs can sometimes be effective dental dog treats. The act of chewing can help keep your pet’s jaws strong, teeth clean and reduce odor from bad breath. Rawhide chews can be good for your pup’s teeth and may help promote oral health. They also help to satisfy their instinct to chew on things—potentially saving your shoes or sofa. For some dogs, chewing can also help relieve anxiety and provide mental stimulation.
Each dog has different needs and wants. The best treats and toys for your dog to chew on will largely depend on your dog’s size, taste buds and individual chewing style. That’s why Better Belly dog treats come in a variety of shapes, sizes and flavors. Your dog may be drawn to any type—from large rawhide bones, small rolls and mini chews to twists, strips or braids.
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My personal preference is compressed rawhide (not regular rawhide). Pig ears and Nylabones are OK too. Any of these types of treats you give them should only be given supervised. Antlers are not recommended - they are too hard and often break their teeth. Same with cow hooves. https://www.petsupplies.com/dog-supplies/rawhide-bones/pressed-rawhide/9398/
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Hi there and thank you for using Boop by Petco to address your concern. The pig ears and chicken sticks typically have a lot of preservatives in them and can cause GI upset. I usually recommend the Kong toys filled with peanut butter or dental chew sticks like Oravet or Greenies. If Honey does ok with the chews you are giving her now, then in moderation these should be ok to give her every now and then. Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns and I would be more than happy to help you further.
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Pig's ears can be OK in small quantities and with strict monitoring, however large pieces can cause a young dog (and even older dogs) to choke, so removing any pieces that become too soft or pose a choking hazard is best. Other toys such as a Kong filled with treats or peanut butter, or a Nylabone that is more digestible and chewable are great safer alternatives to give and still stimulate chewing needs.
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natural pig ears are usually a good option also on a point of view of potential allergies, i do not see any cons unless you discover after giving it that your dog is allergic or doesn't react well to it. do start slowly and give him 2 a week to start with.
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For my own personal dogs, I like bully sticks, large rawhide chews, or cow or pig ears - all of these can be good options for chewing, and will help to prevent tartar build-up and periodontal disease. You may need to try a few different options for your dog to see what she likes. You should also supervise her closely at first to make sure that she is not attempting to swallow any of these items whole.
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