FAQ

Vets recommend durable chew toys made of rubber, nylon, or reinforced fabric, which support dental health and safely satisfy dogs’ chewing instincts.

The best long-lasting chews for aggressive chewers are made from durable materials like rubber, nylon, or reinforced fabrics designed to withstand intense gnawing while supporting dental health.

The most durable dog toys for aggressive chewers are made of strong materials like rubber, nylon, or reinforced fabric, such as KONG Extreme, Goughnuts Maxx, and Benebone.

The most durable dog toys for aggressive chewers are made from tough materials like rubber, nylon, or reinforced fabric, with popular options including KONG Extreme, West Paw Zogoflex, Goughnuts, and Nylabone Power Chew. These toys withstand strong jaws and provide safe, engaging play.

Yes, mixing dry and wet dog food is generally safe and can provide both nutritional balance and enhanced palatability, as long as both meet AAFCO standards.

No, feeding your dog a healthy diet doesn't have to be expensive—many affordable options provide complete, balanced nutrition that meets AAFCO standards.

Yes, it's perfectly fine to mix dry and wet dog food, as long as the combination meets your dog's nutritional needs and is introduced gradually.

No, you don't need to feed your dog expensive food as many affordable brands offer complete, balanced, and nutritious options that meet established health standards.

Yes, it is okay to mix dry and wet dog food, as both types can provide complete and balanced nutrition when formulated properly and served in appropriate portions.

No, you do not need to feed your dog expensive food as many affordable brands offer complete, balanced nutrition that meets AAFCO standards.