Collection: Dog Chews

Chewing has important benefits for your dog — from promoting overall well-being and dental health to mental stimulation and supporting your dog’s natural instincts. A long-term chew is something that should both taste great and hold your dog’s attention for more than 10 minutes.

The repetitive action of chewing releases serotonin and dopamine, two important neurotransmitters in the brain that support mental health, and a feel-good vibe.

Dogs in every stage of life benefit from chewing, but it can be especially helpful for those in the puppy stage. Not only can chewing help calm young dogs when being removed from their mother and littermates, but it can also help with the pain and discomfort of teething. 

Chewing also promotes mental stimulation, and when your dog is mentally stimulated they are actively engaged in the task at hand.

When a dog chews it promotes the production of saliva, which helps to flush away bacteria that might have built up in the mouth. This same bacteria is also responsible for bad breath and is directly related to cardiovascular health.

Take your pup’s size into consideration when selecting long-term chews. If you have a 95-pound dog, don’t buy something that is three-inches long and expect it to last 10 minutes (also, depending on the types of chew, a small size may not be safe!) 

Select from wood, antler/horn or meat - your pup should enjoy one of these