My dog is chewing everything... have you found a solution? šŸ¶

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Lately, my dog has a real urge to chew. Furniture, blankets, toys... as soon as he finds something within reach, he gets stuck in šŸ˜…

I've tried several treats and chew toys, but some are finished in a matter of minutes.

I recently discovered yak chews from " https://papattesetmachoires.fr/ ", a fairly hard dog treat that lasts much longer. I really like the idea because it's a natural chew, so I don't have to keep giving him something every 10 minutes.

Since I've been giving them to my dog Ipouns, he can spend a good while on them and it really keeps him occupied.

Do any of you use yak chews for your dogs too? Do your dogs like them? And most importantly, what size do you get based on their weight? šŸ¾

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    Hi there,

    Every breed has its own specific needs that must be met.

    Itā€™s perfectly normal before they reach 13 months old.

    Ask your local butcher for some veal tendons.

    In the summer, I sun-dry some beef tripe myself. It keeps them occupied.

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    Hi,

    Yak chews are a good option and can definitely keep them occupied for a while, but I'd still suggest being careful with very hard products: if itā€™s difficult to make a mark with your fingernail, thereā€™s a risk of a tooth fracture, especially with dogs who are very strong chewers.

    Regarding the size, itā€™s best to follow the manufacturerā€™s weight chart.

    If your dog already has dental problems, Iā€™d ask your vetā€™s advice before giving them this kind of chew ā˜ŗļø

    Maƫlla

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