4DOGS Heather Tree Root Teether XL

Heather tree root teether


Heather root chews are another great, 100% natural option for owners of dogs that chew heavily. This toy is made from air-dried heather tree roots, making it an ideal chew for dogs who have been chewing on furniture or sticks. However, unlike real wood, these chews do not crack or fall into sharp pieces that can hurt your dog.

Briar chews are a great solution for dogs that like to chew. And their owners can be satisfied with the natural and healthy composition of such chews, because they contain a lot of various minerals and help keep the dog's teeth in excellent condition.

Heatherwood chews are completely natural, durable chewing toys loved by dogs.

Chewing helps reduce the build-up of plaque and tartar, and calms dogs' destructive tendencies and anxiety by focusing their attention on the chew.

An additional advantage of the teethers is their durability. Unlike traditional toys, which temperamental dogs can eat in just a few minutes, your dog can enjoy heather wood chews for several months. While chewing, the dog gradually bites off small fibers from the root, which have an elastic consistency and are naturally excreted if swallowed.


All chews undergo thorough quality control, which means that the sizes of the chews are standardized and all the edges are safe, so that the dog can enjoy chewing without the risk of hurting its muzzle.



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Advantages of heather tree teethers:

• Long lasting!
  Briar chews are chewed by dogs much longer than traditional animal treats such as ears, pressed leather and others. This makes their purchase economical.
  
• Safe chewing!
  Heather wood does not crumble when chewed, the dog bites off individual elastic fibers, which will be naturally excreted if swallowed.
  
• Healthy!
  All heather tree teethers are natural, without any additives. They contain lots of different minerals and help keep your dog's teeth in excellent condition.

Using heather tree teethers:

Injuries to animals when chewing heather wood chews are practically marginal compared to chewing pig or cow bones. However, we would like to point out that it is worth supervising the dog while playing.

When choosing a chew, make sure you get the right size for your dog. Choosing a chew that is too small may cause your dog to choke while greedily chewing. When a chew becomes small enough to pose a choking hazard to your dog, remove it from your pet and replace it with a new one.