Best chew Toys for Aggressive Chewers
In this article, we will be looking into the best teething toys for aggressive chewers. It's important to find a toy that gives your dog a fun interactive toy that they love that is also safe for them to use. Teething toys are great way to entertain your dogs and give them purposeful activity.
In this guide I'll show you what to look for when buying a toy for aggressive chewers that your dog will love.
In this article we will be covering the following subjects, so you'll have the know how to pick the best toy for your lovable chewer:
Different Types Of chew toys
Materials For Heavy Chewers
Best Toys For Aggressive Chewers
different types of chew toys
Indestructible toys
Indestructible toys are durable toys that are made to be more durable than other dog toys. While no dog toy is completely chew proof, indestructible dogs toys are made to be heavy duty toys that will last a lot longer than other dog toys. Some indestructible toys are made of heavy duty rubber, fire hose, or Kevlar.
Teething Toys
Teething toys are stronger, durable toys that your dogs can play with by themselves and while they are alone. Now, before you leave your dog alone with a toy, you need to have a couple of sessions and watch them play and chew at the toy to make sure that the new toy is safe. You want to make sure your dog is not breaking off pieces that can cause choking or bowel obstruction.
Popular Dog toy brands for tough chewers
Certain brands are consistent in quality and also reputation. Before we cover which materials are good chews toys for heavy chewers, here are some brands with the best reputation for hard to destroy toys:
West Paw Design: West paw design is made in Bozeman, Montana and is 100% tough chewer guaranteed. This means if your toy gets destroyed you get it replaced. Not only are they tough and soft enough for your dog's teeth, they are also eco friendly and recyclable. I have one of the treat dispensing ones and it is the perfect intersection between sturdy and press able with a finger, which is a good way to tell if it is good for your dog's teeth.
Kong: A classic because it works. Kong has a variety of rubber toys that have varying hardness based on the chewers. They have a large variety of toys and treat toys. They have a reputation for making one of the best and most sturdy, high quality toys.
Nylabones: They specialize in toys and chews that have nubs and ridges on their toys that promote good dental hygiene. They are most known for their chews but also have a vareity of toys in lots of sizes and design. Like Kong, you will easily find Nylabones anywhere animal products are sold.
Materials For Heavy Chewers
Avoid: Stuffed and Plush Toys: These toys are super cute. With that in mind, stuffed and plush toys should be avoided for heavy chewers as they are very easy with to break open. When it comes to heavy chewers, no plush toys lasts forever.
The issue with squeaky toys is that once the dog breaks the toy open, not only will they eat the poly fill but also try to eat the squeaker, which is not made for eating and can pose as a choking hazard.
Avoid Vinyl Toys and Latex toys: These are more appropriate for dogs who are gentle chewers. When dogs chew down on latex or vinyl toys, the toys can start to develop sharp edges that can cut your dog's mouth. Since these toys are softer it is also easier to break pieces off of these toys. Small pieces of vinyl and latex can pose a choking hazard to your dog and intestinal obstruction.
Hard Rubber Chew Toys: These are great for hardcore chewers. A good portion of dog toys are made for aggressive chewers.
Fibrous, Strong Rope Toys: Ropes are also a popular dog toy for tough chewers. Rope toys are durable and usually easy to clean through the wash. Rope is also a popular option for indestructible chewable leashes.
When it comes to rope toys, quality matters. Cheap rope toys are easier to break apart and can become stringy. When string rope breaks apart and eaten by a dog, it can lead to intestinal obstruction, which is dangerous for your dog. When buying rope toys, look for toys made in the US and high quality.
Best Toys for Aggressive Chewers
Now that you know more about the type of toys out there and what to watch for, we are going to go over the list of toys that we recommend for aggressive chewers. When giving your dog a new toy, never leave them unsupervised. Watch and observe while your dog is using the toy to make sure that pieces are not breaking off and that the toy is the appropriate size for your dog. If the toy is too small, it can be a choking hazard or intestinal blockage issue.
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