1. The size should be moderate

When choosing a molar stick for your dog, you must pay attention to the size of the molar stick. A molar stick that is too big is not conducive to the dog’s chewing, but if the molar stick is too small, it is easy for the dog to bite. Dangerous situation if it is swallowed and becomes lodged in the throat. The second is the hardness. Although it is used to grind teeth, it is a snack after all, so the hardness should not be too high. Otherwise, some dogs will be stubborn and refuse to bite off, which can easily damage the dog's teeth.

2. Feeders should pay more attention

Dogs are usually more focused when biting teething sticks, so they will not pester us, but we cannot take it lightly and should still pay appropriate attention. The chewing time should not be too long. After biting for a period of time, the dog can be allowed to rest. Long-term chewing will damage the dog's gums and teeth. At the same time, it can also train the dog to hand over the chewing objects and develop a certain degree of obedience.

3. It is best not to choose colored teething sticks for light-colored dogs

Some colored teething sticks will have a little pigment in them. If they are like Bichon Frize, If white dogs such as Pekingese and Satsuma chew for a long time, the color is likely to fade on the coat of the feet, which will be troublesome to clean up and will have a certain impact on the overall image of the dog.

4. Replace teething sticks regularly

Snacks such as teething sticks cannot be finished in a while, so they are usually used multiple times. But putting it there every time after chewing it will inevitably cause it to be contaminated to a certain extent. Therefore, it is best not to use the molar stick for too long. You can replace it with a new one after a period of time. Otherwise, if you bite an uncleaned molar stick for a long time, bacteria are likely to enter the dog's intestines and cause gastrointestinal problems. Discomfort, leading to diarrhea and other related problems in dogs.