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Chew time, enrichment, and everyday life with your dog. Lessons from Chewsy Chews.

Lesson 72: Why Texture Matters When Choosing Natural Dog Chews Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 72: Why Texture Matters When Choosing Natural Dog Chews Why Texture Matters When Choosing Natural Dog Chews Have you ever offered your dog two similar-sized chews, only to watch them enthusiastically... View the lesson → Lesson 71: Understanding Plaque, Tartar, and Chewing in Dogs Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 71: Understanding Plaque, Tartar, and Chewing in Dogs Understanding Plaque, Tartar, and Chewing in Dogs Let's talk about what's actually happening on your dog's teeth. 🦷🐶 You've probably heard that... View the lesson → Lesson 70: What Chewing Can—and Can't—Do for Your Dog's Teeth Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 70: What Chewing Can—and Can't—Do for Your Dog's Teeth What Chewing Can—and Can't—Do for Your Dog's Teeth We know dogs love to chew, and appropriate chewing can be a valuable part... View the lesson → Lesson 69: How Chewing Can Support Your Dog's Dental Health Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 69: How Chewing Can Support Your Dog's Dental Health How Chewing Can Support Your Dog's Dental Health Dogs love to chew, and that natural behavior can be an enjoyable part of... View the lesson → Lesson 68: Building a Purposeful Natural Dog Chew Rotation Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 68: Building a Purposeful Natural Dog Chew Rotation Building a Purposeful Natural Dog Chew Rotation Does your dog have a chew collection that keeps growing? 😂 It's easy to get... View the lesson → Lesson 67: Using Natural Dog Chews as Part of a Balanced Routine Oct 27, 2026 · Balanced Dog Routine Lesson 67: Using Natural Dog Chews as Part of a Balanced Routine Using Natural Dog Chews as Part of a Balanced Routine Chewing can be a valuable part of your dog's routine, but it's... View the lesson → Lesson 66: How Natural Dog Chews Support Mental Enrichment Oct 27, 2026 · Canine Enrichment Lesson 66: How Natural Dog Chews Support Mental Enrichment How Natural Dog Chews Support Mental Enrichment Chewing isn't just something your dog does with their mouth. It can also be an... View the lesson → Lesson 65: Choosing Natural Dog Chews for Relaxation and Calm Oct 27, 2026 · Calm Enrichment Lesson 65: Choosing Natural Dog Chews for Relaxation and Calm Choosing Natural Dog Chews for Relaxation and Calm Sometimes enrichment isn't about keeping your dog busy. Sometimes, it's about helping them slow... View the lesson → Lesson 64: Choosing Natural Dog Chews for Busy Dogs Oct 27, 2026 · Busy Dogs Lesson 64: Choosing Natural Dog Chews for Busy Dogs Choosing Natural Dog Chews for Busy Dogs Does your dog always seem to be doing something? Running around, exploring every corner, carrying... View the lesson → Lesson 63: Choosing Dog Chews for Short Sessions vs. Long Sessions Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 63: Choosing Dog Chews for Short Sessions vs. Long Sessions Choosing Dog Chews for Short Sessions vs. Long Sessions Does a good dog chew need to keep your dog occupied for hours?... View the lesson → Lesson 62: Choosing a Natural Dog Chew With a Purpose Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 62: Choosing a Natural Dog Chew With a Purpose Choosing a Natural Dog Chew With a Purpose Choosing a natural dog chew can feel overwhelming when there are so many shapes,... View the lesson → Lesson 61: Month 2 Graduation — Understanding Your Dog as a Chewer Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 61: Month 2 Graduation — Understanding Your Dog as a Chewer Month 2 Graduation — Understanding Your Dog as a Chewer 🎉 You did it, Chewsy Academy students! We’ve reached the end of... View the lesson → Lesson 60: The Most Important Things to Know About Your Individual Dog Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 60: The Most Important Things to Know About Your Individual Dog The Most Important Things to Know About Your Individual Dog After 60 lessons, this is one of the biggest things we hope... View the lesson → Lesson 59: Putting Your Dog’s Chewing Profile Into Practice Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 59: Putting Your Dog’s Chewing Profile Into Practice Putting Your Dog’s Chewing Profile Into Practice You’ve learned how to look at your dog’s age, size, teeth, chewing style, preferences, and... View the lesson → Lesson 58: Building a Personalized Enrichment Routine for Your Dog Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 58: Building a Personalized Enrichment Routine for Your Dog Building a Personalized Enrichment Routine for Your Dog A good enrichment routine doesn't have to be complicated. It just needs to fit... View the lesson → Lesson 57: Preventing Chew Boredom With Natural Dog Chews Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 57: Preventing Chew Boredom With Natural Dog Chews Preventing Chew Boredom With Natural Dog Chews Does your dog suddenly seem uninterested in a chew they used to love? Before you... View the lesson → Lesson 56: Why Variety Matters When Choosing Natural Dog Chews Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 56: Why Variety Matters When Choosing Natural Dog Chews Why Variety Matters When Choosing Natural Dog Chews Would you want to eat the exact same thing every day? Your dog might... View the lesson → Lesson 55: How Chewing Needs Change Over Time Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 55: How Chewing Needs Change Over Time How Chewing Needs Change Over Time Your dog's chewing needs aren't set in stone. As they grow, age, and experience changes in... View the lesson → Lesson 54: Looking Beyond Size When Choosing a Dog Chew Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 54: Looking Beyond Size When Choosing a Dog Chew Looking Beyond Size When Choosing a Dog Chew Size matters when choosing a natural dog chew, but it's only one piece of... View the lesson → Lesson 53: What Is a Personalized Chewing Profile? Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 53: What Is a Personalized Chewing Profile? What Is a Personalized Chewing Profile? What if choosing the right dog chew started with knowing your dog? Every dog is an... View the lesson → Lesson 52: Why Observation Is One of Your Best Tools for Choosing Dog Chews Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 52: Why Observation Is One of Your Best Tools for Choosing Dog Chews Why Observation Is One of Your Best Tools You don’t need to be a dog behavior expert to learn a lot about... View the lesson → Lesson 51: Signs a Dog Chew May Not Be a Good Match Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 51: Signs a Dog Chew May Not Be a Good Match Signs a Chew May Not Be a Good Match Sometimes your dog tells you pretty clearly when a chew just isn’t the... View the lesson → Lesson 50: Signs Your Dog Is Enjoying Their Chew — What to Watch For Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 50: Signs Your Dog Is Enjoying Their Chew — What to Watch For Signs Your Dog Is Enjoying Their Chew How do you know your dog is actually enjoying their chew? Sometimes, you just have... View the lesson → Lesson 49: Understanding Your Dog’s Mouth and Jaw — How Dogs Chew Oct 27, 2026 · Chewsy Academy Lesson 49: Understanding Your Dog’s Mouth and Jaw — How Dogs Chew Understanding Your Dog’s Mouth and Jaw Your dog’s mouth is an amazing piece of anatomy! From picking up a tiny treat to... View the lesson →
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Natural Chew Safety & Disclosure

Our promise

Chewsy Chews offers natural, single-ingredient chews and treats chosen with care. Because every dog is different, we ask every customer to read and follow these guidelines each time a chew is given.

Always supervise

Never leave your dog alone with a chew. Stay nearby the entire time your dog is chewing, and be ready to step in if needed.

Choose the right size

Pick a chew that is too large for your dog to swallow whole. Consider your dog’s size, age, and chewing style. Strong or aggressive chewers may need a larger or firmer option. Puppies, senior dogs, and dogs with dental issues may need softer options.

Know when to take it away

Remove the chew once it becomes small enough to swallow or has sharp or splintered edges. Throw away any small end pieces. Do not let your dog gulp large pieces.

Choking and blockage risk

Any chew or treat can carry a risk of choking, broken teeth, or a blockage in the stomach or intestines. Signs to watch for include gagging, vomiting, drooling, loss of appetite, constipation, or tiredness. If you notice any of these, contact your veterinarian right away.

Introduce new chews slowly

Start with short chewing sessions and watch how your dog reacts. Natural chews are rich, and too much at once may upset the stomach. Provide fresh water at all times.

Allergies and health conditions

Our chews are single-ingredient animal products. If your dog has food allergies, sensitivities, a special diet, or any health condition, check with your veterinarian before offering a new chew. Treats should make up no more than about 10% of your dog’s daily calories.

Natural variation

Because our products are natural, size, shape, color, smell, and texture will vary from piece to piece and batch to batch. This is normal and does not affect quality.

Handling and storage

Store chews in a cool, dry place and give them room to breathe. Leave the bag open, or keep them in a paper bag. Please do not store them sealed in plastic, as trapped moisture can spoil natural chews. Wash your hands after handling chews, as with any natural animal product. Keep out of reach of children. These products are not for human consumption.

Not veterinary advice

Chewsy Chews products are treats. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Information on this website, at our events, and on our social media is for general education only and is not a substitute for advice from your veterinarian.

Your responsibility

By purchasing and using Chewsy Chews products, you agree to follow these guidelines, to supervise your dog during use, and to decide which products are suitable for your dog. Chewsy Chews is not responsible for injury, illness, or damage resulting from misuse, lack of supervision, or giving a product that is not suitable for your dog.

Questions

If you are unsure which chew is right for your dog, please reach out. We are always happy to help you choose.