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We sell in our classes all different chews for your babies- just ask us!

Chewing is a natural, highly beneficial behavior that supports a dog’s physical, mental, and behavioral well-being. It promotes dental health by scraping away plaque, relieves stress through the release of endorphins, and combats boredom.The key benefits of allowing your dog to chew include:

Oral Health: The mechanical grinding action naturally cleans teeth, helps prevent the buildup of plaque and tartar, and massages gums to prevent disease.
Stress & Anxiety Relief: Chewing releases natural endorphins that calm the nervous system. It is an excellent way to soothe dogs experiencing mild separation anxiety or travel woes.
Mental Stimulation: Engaging with a chew provides healthy mental exercise, which tires out active dogs and prevents boredom.

Puppy Teething: For young dogs, chewing helps relieve the pain and discomfort of incoming adult teeth.

Preventing Destructive Habits: Providing appropriate, high-value chew toys deters dogs from chewing on household furniture or personal items.

To get the most out of chewing, veterinarians usually recommend limiting dedicated chew sessions to about 30-60 minutes a day to prevent excessive wear on their teeth and always supervising your pet to prevent choking or swallowing large pieces.