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TorchTheWitch

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7. you're very welcome

Reply to roody (Reply #4)

Mon Dec 26, 2011, 02:50 AM

Dec 2011

I wish the things were illegal or at least came with a HUGE warning label. And I wish that every vet told every client with a dog the risks. Who would likely know there was anything to worry about when they're the single biggest chew treat sold for dogs and vets generally never mention it?

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What is bad (or good) about rawhide chews? [View all] roody Dec 2011 OP

I haven't been able to give them to either of my last two dogs. Denninmi Dec 2011 #1

I think it depends on the source, how it's processed, etc. and also the amount given, the age/size Dover Dec 2011 #2

Read this... TorchTheWitch Dec 2011 #3

Thanks. roody Dec 2011 #4

you're very welcome TorchTheWitch Dec 2011 #7

Good for teeth - but can be hard to digest. TBF Dec 2011 #5

I also have an alternative for keeping teeth looking good - TBF Dec 2011 #6

What about a rawhide chew for a cat? ginnyinWI Jan 2012 #8

I tried gettting the really-small-dog size chews for my teething kitten MacFeegle... badgerpup Jan 2012 #9

well it's probably worth a try anyway ginnyinWI Jan 2012 #10

Good luck to you then! badgerpup Jan 2012 #11