Hahaha, I'm so sorry I was the one to break it to you, haha.
I know you are disgusted, but I can't help but giggle. You know
apparently they are also "eaten by humans for their health benefits
such as being low in cholesterol and high in protein, hormones, vitamins
and minerals such as calcium and magnesium."
Ew. What humans are these?!
I was slightly amused/disgusted when I found out what they were. My niece happened to ask the last time she was at my place. Her mum told her and she quickly nudged it away from her with her toe.
Well what size are you giving your chi's cause they come in a variety of sizes, and I had given a few to Luna that were on the smaller size and she seems to tear through them in a matter of mins.. I was hoping it would be something that she could chew on for awhile to keep her away from my shoes, but that does not seem to be the case.
I give Toby 6" ones. But he is definitely not a power chewer with them. He actually prefers his nylabones and kong. If your dog is a power chewer, you may need the bigger size. Some dogs do go through them fast. It really depends.
Well what size are you giving your chi's cause they come in a variety of sizes, and I had given a few to Luna that were on the smaller size and she seems to tear through them in a matter of mins.. I was hoping it would be something that she could chew on for awhile to keep her away from my shoes, but that does not seem to be the case.
Luna hate her cong, inless i fill it w/ peanut butter but i dont like doing that on a regular basis so she tends not to use it, i was giving her denta sticks, but like i said i wanted to give her something they would keep her and her mouth occupied for a while so she does not chew on my belongings. She has extra teeth and although the dentist said they would not hurt her he did say that it will make her more mouthy.
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