NylaBone Puppy Chew Teething Key (XS)

The Nylabone Puppy Teething Keys Bacon XS! Crafted from gentle, puppy-friendly material, this chew toy caters to teething pups, encouraging positive chewing behaviors right from the start. Its raised bristles aid in teeth cleaning and deter tartar buildup, making it the ultimate teething toy for enthusiastic chewers! (Please note: Not suitable for puppies with adult teeth or for powerful chewers.)

Features of our Puppy Teething Keys include:

• Designed specifically for Puppy Teething
• Addresses Destructive Chewing tendencies
• Provides Stress and Anxiety Relief
• Promotes Teeth Cleaning and aids in controlling plaque and tartar buildup
• Size: XS - recommended for puppies up to 7kg

Give your teething puppy a delightful and beneficial chewing experience with the Nylabone Puppy Teething Keys Bacon XS, tailored to cater to their chewing needs while fostering healthy habits and dental care!

Please be aware: While our toys are designed for durability, no toy is entirely indestructible. Like any other product, it's crucial to supervise your pet while they enjoy this toy. Regularly inspect the toy for any signs of damage, and replace it if there are missing pieces or damage to prevent potential harm to your pet.

Safety is paramount: It's vital to choose the appropriate size and type of chew bone based on your dog's age, weight, and jaw strength. Opt for a chew bone that allows sideways chewing rather than vertical chewing. For households with multiple dogs, select chew bones suitable for the largest, strongest dog present. This specific chew bone is not suitable for dogs with exceptionally strong jaws or puppies with their adult teeth. Puppies typically develop adult teeth between 6 to 8 months old, but this timeline can vary depending on the breed and size. Dogs with robust chewing tendencies should opt for the Nylabone Dura Chew Bone. Remember, this product isn't designed for consumption. If you suspect your dog has ingested any part of the bone, remove the toy immediately and seek advice from your veterinarian