When you are sitting down, eating your favourite snack and your dog gives you this look, do you know what it is? It’s the look. You know the one. look. You can now give your gourmet dog a treat: Natural Dog bones! They’re not just chew toys. Consider them nature’s chewable treasure chests that are packed with health benefits both for you and your pet.

Now, you might be wondering why you should swap those bright-colored, artificially-flavored store-bought treats for natural bones. Let’s talk about dental care first. These pearly-whites also need some love! Dogs gnaw at bones in a similar way to a toothbrush designed by Mother Nature. These wonders help remove plaque and tartar. This means healthier gums and a fresher mouth. No more canine kisses to avoid because, let’s be honest, nobody likes to have their breath smell more like skunk.

Dogs who chew are Zen. Seriously! Have you ever noticed how dogs who are stressed will relax when they have something to chew? This is their way of calming down. It could be a deep breath or a yoga session. They can work on natural bones because they are safe. It can transform fidgety energies into calm vibes. If your pet has been jumping off the walls and bouncing around, then a treat could be just the thing to bring them some calm.

Let’s not ignore the elephant in our room. Safety! Some bones are not suitable for all dogs. Bones can break, particularly if not handled with care. It would be a shame for your Fluffy to suffer a stomach upset or an injury. Raw bones are best because they are less likely to splinter, and easier for your dog’s digestive system. Supervision is essential. It’s the same as not leaving a child alone with candy.

Talk about stock. Not all bones are created equal. The size of a dog is important. A small Chihuahua called Lulu will not be able to chew the same type of bone as a Great Dane. You should choose a bone that matches the size of your dog and their chewing style. You may have dogs that are gentle chewers while other are more voracious. Think of the dog in the blockbuster “Gone with the Bone.”

Here’s an expert tip for dogs with sensitive stomachs: introduce bones gradually. You can start with a small chewing session to see how your dog reacts, then gradually increase the amount. It’s like trying out the water before you dive in. Once they feel comfortable with it, they might not want to stop!

Chat with other dog parents if you are still on the fence or unsure whether to give bones a try. Share stories and laughs with other paw parents to learn how pups enjoyed – or in some cases hilariously rejected – these natural treats. Sometimes our canine friends are as fussy as toddlers in the vegetable section.

If you want to make sure your pooch is happy and healthy, then invest in them by giving him a bone. Next time, your dog will ask you “where is mine? You’ll have no problem throwing them a genuine, wholesome treat. My friends, let’s fetch!