Safe chews for teething ebd puppy

[Hero4u2b]

Thanks Baconator. I will keep an eye on him. Acutally he has had it half of the day now and not been able to put a dent in it. I also found a few tennis balls which he LOVES.. I just worry with those as well because of the fuzz that ends up coming off the surface. Thanks everyone. Hero

 

[Lauren31287]

All we used when Winston was teething was nylabones! Pretty much the only thing he couldn't chew through in a few hours and still to this day he loves them! We also used to wring out small dish towels and freeze them! He used to LOVE to chew on those until they defrosted, it really helped with the pain I think. We always had a backup to, it would keep him busy for a while but can be a tad messy lol.

 

[Hero4u2b]

He doesn't touch the nylabones I have 2 different kinds sitting in his toy box. He is going crazy as I speak chewing on these goat hoofs or whatever they are. lol He already lost his himalaya thingy. It must be under a sofa or somewhere I will go get a flashight and look for it in a bit but He is running around the house like he is on speed or something. funny. He really seemed to like frozen face cloths at first but now ( well I havn't tried them in a while) doesnt seem to intrest him. Thanks Lauren

 

[spork3127]

We have something called a "chilly bone" that has worked well so far. Basically a cloth shaped bone that you submerge in water, squeeze the air out while in the water and freeze. Once frozen, let the pup have at it. You could probably accomplish something similar with a wash cloth.

 

[kazzy220]

Have you tried the deer antlers ... they love them!!! Great to chew on and obviously full of nutrients that are good for them!!

 

[Hero4u2b]

Thanks Kazzy. I saw them at the Pet Supermarket. I bought him several things and a few tennis balls. and YES I saw antlers.. I just didn't buy any. I definatly will next trip. Thanks everyone. Hero