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Nylabone Dental Dog Chews
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Nylabone Dental Dog Chews provide an enjoyable way for your pet to maintain proper oral hygiene. These unique chews contribute to the well-being of dogs by catering to their natural urge to chew while cleaning their teeth.
- Scrubbing nubs enhance teeth-cleaning action
- Nutri Dent promotes healthy digestion with limited, natural ingredients
- Canine fresh dental chews help freshen breath and clean teeth
- Hypoallergenic dog dental chews cater to pets with allergies or sensitivities
- Variety of flavors, including filet mignon, to entice even the pickiest eaters
Taking care of your dog's oral health is easy and fun with Nylabone Dental Dog Chews. Give your canine companion a tasty treat that serves a dual purpose—promoting both their happiness and wellness.
FAQs About Nylabone Dog Toys, Treats and Chews
Nylabone dog chew toys are made from a range of materials, including durable nylon and natural rubber. Nylabone also offers chews and snacks that are completely edible and digestible, like Healthy Edibles options made from natural ingredients with no added sugar, salt or preservatives and limited-ingredient NutriDent chews.
Nylabone chew toys are made out of non-edible materials like rubber, plastic and nylon, which should never be eaten. Always replace your dog’s Nylabone chew toy if it becomes too small, to prevent your dog from eating it. Nylabone edible chew treats are made from all-natural ingredients and are completely digestible, so they are appropriate for adult dogs to eat.
Yes. Nylabones are safe, durable chew toys made according to strict quality and safety standards. When used properly, they can provide your dog with hours of safe, natural chewing fun. Always remember to replace your Nylabone when the chew toy knuckle ends are worn down, or if it becomes too small for your dog to chew safely.
Yes. Chewing is nature's way of helping dogs relieve boredom, anxiety and stress. Veterinarian-recommended Nylabones help dogs satisfy their chewing instincts safely while providing a delicious reward and supporting dental health.
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My dog chewed off the end of a nylabone non-edible chew toy. I believe the vet may be closed tomorrow and don't know what to do.
Question on bones and chews: Which can harm teeth (canines mainly) Bully sticks Retriever Rawhide (no knots at ends) Antlers (chew with back teeth and rarely) Nylabone Petsafe Wood Chew
I want to make sure if it's ok if my dog swallows the tiny shreds of plastic that come off chew toys like nylabone. They aren't pieces, just tiny shreds
My 30ish pound 8ishMO month old pit just swallowed an entire nylabone for med dogs. We don't have a 24/7 pet er, and we don't have any money to put down for service. What can we do? At least until Monday when the vet is open again.
Hello! my 49lb brittany ate half of a smaller nylabone. Ive noted 3-5 Normal bowel movements since then, appetite, and energy levels are also normal. However i did notice he puked last night or this morning in two places in the house. Should I be worried?
My small dog ate part of a non edible nylabone teething bone, and the packaging says if any of the bone is consumed in larger piece than a grain of rice, to contact a vet asap. There are no vets open this late and don't know what I should do
Dog is having issues biting down on one side of his mouth. He seems to be straining to bite down and when he does, his lower jaw becomes misaligned. He is currently on Clindamycin and Galliprant for a sprained toe. He was chewing on a nylabone prior to the issue starting.
Our 6 month old puppy has been swallowing larger (dime sized at most) pieces of his puppy Nylabone... we did not realize this wasn't safe. He threw up in his crate a few days ago, and has had some wet/squishy poop. He is eating, playing, and behaving fine otherwise. Should we be worried?
Hello, My three month old husky/retriever ate a third of a non edible puppy Nylabone this morning. Since he ate it, he has pooped three times, but also threw up this afternoon. I have found parts of the bone in his stool. Should I keep an eye on him or would you suggest to take him to the vet?
My mini schnauzer puppy is 8-1/2 months old and I thought had lost all of his baby teeth, but today while chewing on a nylabone I found this tooth on the floor. Does it appear to be a baby tooth or is it an adult tooth?
My dog had a supposedly digestible nylabone that didn't agree with him Sunday night. He had diareah for most of the day yesterday with softened pieces of the bone in it. It was normal color, but had pieces of the bone in it. I am going to start him on a bland diet today because I withheld food last night. He seems to be acting normal currently, normal energy, normal happiness,normal breathing. My concern is his gums are less pink than normal. Can diareah cause anemia in dogs?
I have a 7 month old amstaff mix who loves to chew. I'm at a loss as to what to give her. I've been told antlers and nylon bones will break or wear away teeth. However, she destroys chew toys that are pliable/able to be indented with a finger nail in 15 minutes. Any suggestions?