Derfor er tyggeben gode for din hund

Maybe you've sometimes been tempted by the begging and pleading eyes your dog can magically show when there's food on the table. Maybe your dog has also been allowed to have a bone to chew on every now and then. But bones are not always a good solution for your dog, as veterinarians often see dogs with broken teeth or bone fragments in their esophagus. That's why veterinarians warn against bones - especially pork and chicken bones, as these splinter easily. The same goes for baked or boiled bones, while large beef bones can break a dog's teeth. 

That's why we recommend chew bones and chew sticks instead. Giving your dog something to chew on, whether it's good natural chews or chew bones and chew sticks, is important, as it helps strengthen your dog's gums and jaw muscles, as well as maintaining good oral hygiene and beautiful teeth without plaque and tartar. 

It is also important that your dog gets something to chew on, as it has a stress-relieving and calming effect. The dog releases endorphins, which help the body relax. Chewing is also stimulating and a good way to activate. Dogs have a tendency to chew, and by chewing on chew bones and chew sticks (or other chew items), boredom and the dog biting things that it is not allowed to do can be reduced. 

Chewing bones and chew sticks are not only good and preventive for your dog's oral hygiene and teeth, but also to keep your dog busy, relaxed and stimulated. At the same time, you avoid the risk of your dog ending up in pain due to broken teeth or bone splinters in the throat. Remember that dogs hide pain, and you will therefore often only discover your dog's injury later, when a visit to the vet may be necessary. 

If you have any questions about our chew bones and chew sticks, or are you looking for a suitable chew toy for your dog, please contact us.