FAQ

Antlers are extremely hard and can damage dogs’ teeth or splinter, posing risks of injury or digestive blockage if chewed unsupervised.

Dogs can chew on safe, digestible options like bully sticks, collagen chews, yak cheese, or raw beef bones for hours—always under supervision.

Yes, vets generally recommend bully sticks as a digestible, single-ingredient chew that can support dental health, but they advise supervision to prevent choking.

Yes, cow ears can be a good chew option for dogs—they are typically lower in fat than pig ears, more digestible, and suitable for gentle chewers or puppies.

The best dog chews for heavy chewers include bully sticks, raw beef bones, thick collagen or beef cheek rolls, antlers (with caution), and yak cheese chews, all supervised closely for safety.

Pig ears can be good chews for dogs, especially for puppies, seniors, or gentler chewers, but they should always be given under supervision due to choking risks.

The number one dog chew for most dogs is the bully stick due to its digestibility, high protein content, and relative safety when used under supervision.

The best thing to give your dog to chew on is a safe, digestible chew like bully sticks, collagen chews, or other natural body part treats under supervision.

The best dog chews are natural, digestible, appropriately sized items like bully sticks, collagen chews, tendons, yak cheese, and dental treats, tailored to your dog’s chewing style and needs.

Vets recommend safe, digestible dog chews that match a dog’s size and chewing strength, such as bully sticks, collagen chews, and softer animal parts, always under supervision.