Chew toys should be made of non-toxic materials such as natural rubber, silicone, or organic hemp. At Barkaberry, we ensure that our chew toys are certified safe and made of non-toxic natural rubber, with no paint or glue used.
Avoid chew toys that are too hard, as they can cause dental issues for your furry friend. This includes real bones and hard plastic toys.
Regularly cleaning your four-legged companion’s toy by washing it with warm, soapy water and a brush can help it last longer by preventing bacterial buildup. Be sure to check it regularly every week for any signs of tears or cracks. Even if their chew toy is not heavily damaged, it is a good idea to replace it monthly for better hygiene, especially if your dog uses it frequently. New toys also keep them engaged and less bored!
The right size of a chew toy depends on your dog’s mouth size and chewing habits. Select a toy larger than their mouth to prevent choking. For smaller dogs, go for a size they can hold comfortably. If you have a larger breed or an aggressive chewer, choose durable, bite-resistant toys to avoid breakage.
Yes, dog chew toys can help with separation anxiety and boredom. They provide a calming distraction as well as an outlet to satisfy your pup’s natural chewing instincts. It keeps them mentally stimulated for extended periods, which is just as important as physical exercise.
