Benebone Maple Wood Puppy Maple Stick Dog Chew Toy Small
Benebone Maple Wood Puppy Maple Stick Dog Chew Toy Small
Benebone Maple Wood Puppy Maple Stick Dog Chew Toy Small
Benebone Maple Wood Puppy Maple Stick Dog Chew Toy Small
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Description
Description
Give your fur baby a flavorsome chew with the Benebone Maple Wood Puppy Maple Stick Dog Toy. It’s time to amp up the version of the usual rubbery chew toys that don’t feel quite right. Made with the real flavor of 100% maple wood, the Benebone Dog Chew toy gives the right amount of chewing satisfaction to your pet. This is the best dog chew bone for puppies who love to chew but need something more gentle for their delicate teeth. Also, the real wood flavor satisfies their natural craving to gnaw. Your little furball will love it and your furniture legs will thank you for sure!
Ingredients & Analysis
Ingredients & Analysis
Ingredients:
- Real Maple Wood Flavor
- High-quality nylon
Attributes OR Specification
Attributes OR Specification
Material
Strong and durable
Toy Flavor
Maple
Wood
All-natural Maple wood
Made in
USA
safety and precautions
safety and precautions
- Supervision: Make certain your pup has strong teeth before giving them this toy.
- Size: Pick the proper size to chew to prevent any accidents.
- Regular Inspection: Keep an eye out on the chew for signs of damage.
- Replace: Bring a new chew if it becomes tiny enough for your pal to swallow.
- Not for Heavy Chewers: This chew is designed keeping teething puppies in mind. So, it should not be given to strong chewers.
Direction
Direction
- Simply give the chew to your puppy.
- Make sure it's the right size for their mouth.
- Let them start chewing. You do not have to guide them.
- Give your puppy enough time to chew as much as they want.
- Make sure to store the chew in a safe place after playing for the next time.
- Always administer your puppy at the time of play.
- Remove the toy if it starts to show signs of damage.
