Coffee Wood Dog Chew Stick

You come home to the second shoe of the pair with the heel gone. He isn't being bad. He's going to chew something every evening, so make it this instead of the table leg.

This coffee wood dog chew stick is one piece of coffee tree wood with no flavoring, no chemicals and no animal ingredients. It's dense rather than brittle, so it gives him somewhere to put the chewing that's currently going into your shoes.

Why wood instead of another rubber one:

• Single piece of coffee wood: nothing glued or pressed, so there are no layers to split apart
• Dense grain: it wears down slowly rather than shredding, so one stick covers a lot of evenings
• Nothing added: no flavoring, chemicals or animal ingredients, so there's no list to read first
• Low odor and dry: no grease and no lingering smell, so it can live on the rug
• Firm textured grain: it gives the teeth something to work against, so a long chewing session actually holds his attention

Every stick looks different. Grain, shape and color vary because each one is cut from real wood, so yours won't match the photo exactly. That's the material doing what wood does.

A bored dog chews furniture because nothing better is in reach. One of these where he settles gives the chewing somewhere to go, and turns a habit you're fighting into one you can leave alone.

Long lasting, low odor, no residue on the floor, and it works for a solo session or a game between the two of you.

Getting the size right

Choose a size larger than your dog's mouth, and size up if he falls between two.

Specifications

• Material: Natural coffee tree wood, single piece
• Additives: None
• Sizes: S, M, L, XL
• Odor: Low odor, no greasy residue
• Use: Daily chewing, boredom relief, enrichment
• Suitable for: Dogs of all sizes
• Caffeine and calories: Caffeine free, calorie free
• How it wears: Frays into fine soft wood fibers rather than splintering

Safety note: A wood chew can splinter as it wears down. Supervise every session, check the stick before each use, remove any loose or sharp pieces, and replace it once it is small enough to swallow.

Not a food product and no substitute for veterinary or dental care.

Pick the size that's bigger than his mouth, leave it where he settles in the evening, and the furniture stops being the interesting option.