By Daniela Caride Publisher
Here’s a list of things you should prevent your dog from chewing on. I found it at Petplace.com.
No one better than us to know what’s safe for our dogs, but we cannot be with them 24/7. So this list might help preventing accidents.
Items that can grind away teeth
- Rocks
- Wires
- Recreational balls meant for people
- Any chew item that cannot bend
Items that can cause splinters
- Wooden sticks & toys
- Cooked & uncooked bones
Items that can easily be swallowed whole and block the intestinal tract
- Clothing, socks, gloves and other small accessories
- Washcloths
- String and ribbon
- Rubber bands
- Children’s toys (Legos, dolls, etc.)
- Toys meant for other pets (like cats, rabbits, hamsters, etc.)
- Toys that are too small or inappropriate for the dog’s size
Items with small/dangerous pieces that can be chewed off & ingested
- Shoes
- Slippers
- Handbags
- Toys with sewn-on parts or pieces
Items that can release toxins or contain poisonous arsenic
- Cheap plastic toys
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To avoid accidents and emergencies, offer your dog durable toys, such as Planet Dog, West Paw Design and Kong — some of the brands I have tested at home and approved. (Click on the links to read some product reviews)
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Daniela, thank you for posting this. There were things on here I hadn't thought of, like washcloths. Lola is just so cute. Please give her a big hug for me!