I know there will be a bunch of naysayers who attack this, but…. Carrots. Devlyn adored them when he was teething, and still likes them. They are cool, firm but give, and have flavour. A perfect teething chew.
Yup. We call Devlyn the fruit & veggie dog. He begs harder for strawberry tops than for meat! He loved frozen peas when he was teething, too, and cucumber, but has mostly lost his taste for those. Still loves strawberry tops, carrots, watermelon rinds (don’t worry, he doesn’t get enough to give him the poops), etc. Anything cool & juicy.
Will that work still even though we always include it in all of our chewer’s meals? Thus far, she had gnawed on shoes, inserts, papers, carpet, CDs, chair feet (she chews on the plastic cover of the casters wheels, bed sheets, and coasters. She has plenty of chew toys and antlers. She had never done when we first adopted her at 6 months old. She turned into a chewer of things just for the past 4 months. She is a 14 month old 15 lbs mutt.
My pit / lab mix liked chewing on the wall when he was teething, I got him some marrow bones to chew on and he left the wall alone. I got pretty good at patching drywall though.
Grumpy
How can you tell that little one no?
Heather
Undoubtedly just the beginning of a lifetime of “shaming”. You’re such a cutie Kona!
Kathleen J Wells
I know there will be a bunch of naysayers who attack this, but…. Carrots. Devlyn adored them when he was teething, and still likes them. They are cool, firm but give, and have flavour. A perfect teething chew.
julia
apple too my max loves apple slices no seed they are poison to a dog
mydogsmom
My dogs love carrots! I actually have to give them the peels or I get sad puppy dog eyes.
Kathleen J Wells
Yup. We call Devlyn the fruit & veggie dog. He begs harder for strawberry tops than for meat! He loved frozen peas when he was teething, too, and cucumber, but has mostly lost his taste for those. Still loves strawberry tops, carrots, watermelon rinds (don’t worry, he doesn’t get enough to give him the poops), etc. Anything cool & juicy.
madisonpage
Will that work still even though we always include it in all of our chewer’s meals? Thus far, she had gnawed on shoes, inserts, papers, carpet, CDs, chair feet (she chews on the plastic cover of the casters wheels, bed sheets, and coasters. She has plenty of chew toys and antlers. She had never done when we first adopted her at 6 months old. She turned into a chewer of things just for the past 4 months. She is a 14 month old 15 lbs mutt.
Kathleen J Wells
Devlyn is now 4, and will still very happily take off with a fresh, cool carrot. It’s worth a try!
Angel Della Notte
My pit / lab mix liked chewing on the wall when he was teething, I got him some marrow bones to chew on and he left the wall alone. I got pretty good at patching drywall though.
madisonpage
Wish I knew when I adopted my first dog. He only chewed walls when he was left alone at home. Other than that he was a perfect “gentleman”.
Camelia
well, your dog is helpful in so many ways :)))))))
sorxia
Oh my gosh, what a little snookums!
Haley
We get our dogs baby teething toys and they love them!
abudoggie
OMGosh the cuteness of that pup is unBELIEVABLE!!
newmanlikepaul
Our Lab loved ice cubes when his gums were really hurting.
Molly
Oh, that face! Cuteness overload! Both my dogs love carrots.
Sean
What breed of pup is that? He’s super cute. I want one.
Lily
But Kona is so freaking cute! We are super lucky in that my dog never had a destructive teething stage.