Why does a dog like chewing and dog chew items

Why does a dog like chewing?

For puppies, chewing is the best way to alleviate the pain that is caused by incoming teeth. At that period, they tend to chew on everything around them from magazines to furniture in your home.

For older dogs, chewing helps dogs strengthen their jaws and cleaning teeths. It also helps to reduce boredom for indoor dogs that always feel bored when they live home alone. 

Most dangerous items for chewing

Tennis balls 

Tennis balls contain dye and unidentified chemicals that are bad for your dog's health. Tennis balls are hazardous because your dog can tear them into pieces and swallow the pieces, posing a choking risk and possibly causing intestinal blockages.

Water bottles

Although some canines enjoy chewing on water bottles, doing so is dangerous. The dog may ingest the water bottle if the lid comes off. Dogs can also rip pieces of the plastic off, leaving behind rough, jagged edges. When chewing on the newly exposed jagged edges, your dog might try to ingest these pointed pieces or even cut their gums.

Rocks 

Rocks are frequently used by dogs as playthings when they're restless. Additionally, dogs may attempt to swallow a rock if it has food particles on it (for instance, rocks near your grill), believing it is food. Rocks can choke your dog or result in an intestinal obstruction that needs to be surgically treated.

Safe chew toy for dog 

Coffee chew sticks from BPG in Vietnam is a great choice among dog chew items.

Coffee chew sticks from BPG are environmentally friendly because they are made from Vietnamese 100% natural coffee tree branches that don't contain any artificial additives. Only fine wood fibers, which can be easily ingested and digested by dogs, are removed from coffee wood. These tiny pine fibers are used as toothbrush bristles.

BPG supplies hardwood coffee chew sticks that won't splinter into sharp fragments that could hurt a dog's mouth.

In addition, this play will last even against the strongest chewers thanks to the BPG coffee wood's high degree of hardness.