Best chew toys for teething?

orcaluvur

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What types of chew toys do your babies like when teething??

I want to get some kongs, what size is a good size?

Are there any good toys that will keep puppies occupied while they are in their crate??
 
The best thing for my girl when she was teething was a wet frozen washcloth. Of course I wouldn't leave it with her unsupervised.

I believe the size Kong we have is a small, but I'm not 100% sure.
 
I love Himalayan chews for teething. They're hard and don't splinter and puppies can really gnaw on them. They're made of wholesome ingredients and last forever.

I also use the soft, puppy kongs in the small size for my dogs. Put some organic yogurt inside and freeze them.
 
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I love Himalayan chews for teething. They're hard and don't splinter and puppies can really gnaw on them. They're made of wholesome ingredients and last forever.

I also use the soft, puppy kongs in gthe small size for my dogs. Put some organic yogurt inside and freeze them.

Oh yes! I forgot about Himalayan chews. I didn't know about them when my dogs were puppies, but I love them even now for the dogs as adults.
 
For my pups, there favorite chew is little raw hid bones soaked in water for about 2 to 3 mins, depending on how soft your baby likes it. I've been told not to get the generic brands, apparently they have some type of chemical in them. It wouldn't surprise me. But the Kong would be much better for every day use, only give a young puppy 1 a week. They can't digest the raw hid, it just passes through, and you don't want to give your dog to much of that kind of stuff. Congratulations on the new puppy! Can't wait to see pictures!:winkgrin:
 
we use chewwies (made in America ONLY) and the puppy kong. You can get food to spray in a kong as well, if you want something quick and easy to clean out.
 
Fillion is enjoying his Pizzle sticks. I found some at Fry's (Krogers) that were cheaper than Petsmart or Petco...
 
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