FAQ

Heavy-duty rubber chew toys like KONG for power chewers are among the safest options for aggressive chewers when used under supervision.

Safer alternatives to Nylabone include rubber toys like KONG, beef tendons, collagen sticks, and VOHC-approved dental chews, which are gentler on teeth and more digestible.

The healthiest chew treats for dogs are digestible, natural, appropriately sized for your dog, and free from artificial additives—such as beef tendons, collagen sticks, fish skins, and sturdy rubber toys.

Vets recommend giving dogs safe, appropriately sized chew options like rubber toys, beef tendons, and VOHC-approved dental chews under supervision.

Heavy-duty rubber toys, such as KONGs designed for power chewers, are often considered the safest option when chosen appropriately and used under supervision.

The safest dog chews are sturdy rubber toys, beef tendons, collagen sticks, and VOHC-approved dental chews—always chosen to match your dog's size and chewing style, and given under supervision.

No, dogs should not stay in a crate all day; crates offer a secure space but should only be used for limited periods and proper training is essential.

Crates offer dogs a secure and den-like space for sleeping and training, making them ideal for structure and safety, while beds provide relaxed comfort but less control.

While crates offer security and aid in training, dogs should not be confined to a crate all day. Extended crating can harm their physical and mental health.

Crates offer dogs a safe, den-like space that supports training and comfort, while beds provide relaxed rest; the choice depends on the dog's needs and behavior.