Ever seen a puppy with a bone in its mouth? It’s like watching an excited child in a sweet shop. Pure joy! Picking the Premium Feeders bone is not an easy task. The health of your dog is more important than keeping them occupied.


We’ll start by chewing on the importance of bones. Chewing is a natural instinct for dogs. Chewing is in their DNA. Just like cats who love to knock stuff off the table. It helps to keep their teeth strong and healthy. Imagine it as nature’s tooth brush. Also, you can prevent your shoes becoming the next snack for them!

All bones are not created equal. Vets often prefer raw bones to cooked ones because they tend to be less likely than the latter to splinter. You’ve probably tried biting into well-done meat. It’s like the cooked bones that dogs eat–brittle, and potentially dangerous.

Size does matter! The size of the bone is very important. It should be large enough for your dog to not swallow it but small enough for you to comfortably handle. Imagine Goldilocks looking for the perfect porridge bowl.

The marrow bones are delicious but be careful, they’re very rich and may upset your stomach. Here, moderation is the key!

It’s important to consider the flavor of your oatmeal. Who wants to eat plain oats every day? Some dogs are crazy about beef flavors while others may prefer something like fish, venison or even a fishy flavor.

Synthetic chews are now available, which offer a long-lasting experience without the mess. If you are concerned about dental health and dietary concerns, Nylabones (or rubber chews) can be a great alternative.

Always supervise your puppy during chew time. Even when you have the best intentions accidents can occur faster than you think. It’s important to take action if pieces are breaking or Fido appears overly ambitious.

Those who are concerned about calories should consider low-calorie dental chews. Let’s be honest, who doesn’t? Low-calorie dental chews are a great way to get the chewing satisfaction you need without adding weight.

We must not forget allergies. Some puppies have peanut butter sensitivities as extreme as humans. Choose hypoallergenic foods if you dog has special dietary requirements.

I’ll tell you a story. My neighbor’s bulldog once found an antler-chew, which was supposedly a miracle product from Mother Nature. He then buried it right in my flowerbed! The funny part was when I realized he dug up my tulips.

As they say, variety is the spice for life. Rotate chews of different kinds to keep your dog interested and engaged.

No conclusions, please! You can always remember that finding the perfect match is similar to dating. It may take some trial and error until you find your “one.” Enjoy your chewing.