FAQ

Veterinarians recommend safe chew options like rubber toys, rope toys, and products bearing the VOHC seal, while discouraging hard chews such as antlers.

Veterinarians generally view yak cheese chews as a safe, nutritious option when chosen appropriately for a dog's age, size, and chewing habits.

Yak cheese chews can be safe for your dog's teeth when chosen appropriately and used under supervision, but their hard texture may pose a risk for some dogs' dental health.

Let your dog chew on a yak chew for 10 to 30 minutes at a time, always under supervision and adjusted based on their size, age, and chewing strength.

Yes, yak chews are highly digestible and do break down in dogs' stomachs, especially when chewed down to smaller, softer pieces.

Yes, yak cheese chews are generally good for dogs as they are natural, high in protein, low in fat, and promote dental health, but supervision is essential.

Yak cheese chews can be safe for most dogs when chosen and used appropriately, but supervision and proper sizing are essential.

White foamy vomit in dogs can be harmless or a sign of severe illness. Monitor symptoms and seek veterinary care if vomiting persists or worsens.

If your dog is vomiting white foam, monitor for other symptoms such as lethargy or abdominal pain, and seek veterinary care if symptoms persist or worsen.

Dogs may vomit white foam due to an empty stomach, acid reflux, stress, or more serious issues like bloat or toxin ingestion. If vomiting is frequent or accompanied by other symptoms, seek veterinary care.