Toys for Dogs that Like to Chew

You probably realized early on that your dog would chew on almost anything. What you might not realize is that dogs actually need a variety of textures to chew on.

Your sofa is not a good solution due to the danger of the dog tearing off large pieces and swallowing them. Those leather pieces can cause internal intestinal obstructions that can lead to death.

For this reason, you should always provide your dog with a variety of chewing toys like these:

Rope chew toys are great because they can easily be made into delicacies for your dog that likes to chew. Take rope toy, soak it in chicken or bone broth and freeze it. During hot summer days, rope toys treated this way will make a tasty, chilling treat for your dog.

Straight out of the bag, rope chew toys will clean your dog’s teeth and gums, clearing plaque and tartar as the dog chews on it. They are also great toys for playing tug games with your pet.

Nylabone Big chews are great chew toys for dogs that like to chew. They are made of extra tough nylon that can stand up to even the most obsessive chewing dogs.

Great thing about these toys is that your dog will not be able to break off any large chunks so it will continue to be useful for several heavy chewing sessions.

If you have small dog or a puppy, you should probably consider other, smaller Nylabone Chews.

These small chews offer the same quality as the bigger chews, only in a smaller package. If your puppy is an aggressive chewer, this is definitely your best solution. Not only will your dog love them, you will enjoy watching them flipped over in the air, pounced after and chewed for long stretches of time.

These toys are made from natural high-bounce, hard rubber and if your dog likes to chew, he will adore these toys. Fortunately, the material is easy to clean so you should love these toys too.

Your dog will probably chew up tennis balls, not to mention dirt and grass that will stick to the furry surface. Tennis balls and dogs usually end up well... icky. In my experience, Kong rubber chew toys last much longer and provide many hours of much cleaner fun.

One thing you should keep in mind. Always check out your dog's toys for damage. Some dogs will try to tear up or bite off large chunks out of toys so you have to watch for this and remove toys if they become damaged.