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WoofPost.com Publishes Information On Why Rawhide Chews May Be Dangerous For Dogs

May 7, 2020

May 07, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Laguna Niguel, CA - Many dogs love rawhide chews and rawhide bones but these popular treats may not be safe for dogs.

There are several factors to take into consideration. The first thing to consider is the dog’s chewing style. Rawhides are meant to be a long lasting treat which will gradually break down into small soft pieces over time.

But, if onwers have a dog that is considered a “strong” or heavy chewer, he is likely to bite off big chunks of the rawhide and swallow them. This is where the danger is. These chunks can quickly turn into a choking hazard and they can also obstruct the dog’s intestinal tract. Both of these unpleasant scenarios are life threatening.

To read the remainder of this article, Are Rawhide Chews Safe For Your Dog? go to WoofPost.com.

Also recently published is How To Dog Proof Your Yard.

WoofPost.com is a comprehensive site for information dog owners can rely on, and includes tips on health, exercise, fun facts, breed profiles and much more. To access the complete article on dogs and rawhide chew safety, plus the article mentioned above and more, just go to https://woofpost.com.

WoofPost.com has a free active Facebook Group of dog parents which any dog owner is welcome to join at TheWoofBookGroup.com.

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For more information about The Woof Book Group, contact the company here:

The Woof Book Group
Charlet C. Sterling
949-596-9127
[email protected]
28202 Cabot Road
STE 300
Laguna Niguel, CA 92677

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