“Ah, the juicy core of the digestive dog cosmos is Dog Bones.  Crunchy gems are available in varieties and provide more enjoyment than you could ever imagine!  Let’s travel back in time to a time when rawhide was the most popular dog food, and then eat our way through the delicious options available now.” – get more info

 ” Do you remember how thrilling it was to watch Lassie chase squirrels?  In the past, rawhide bones were the undisputed and widely devoured Thin Mints of the dog snack industry.  In addition to ruling homes with immense chewing pleasure, they also looked after all of the dogs.  Their ability to do oral magic feats made their owners adore them, and canines devoured them like maple-covered bacon.  Naturally, not everything that shone was made of gold; some rawhide had some tricks up its sleeve.  You know, digestive hiccups.  Here come dog parents who would do anything to give their dogs a better deal and look for alternatives that wouldn’t make Rover’s stomach turn into a dancing club.

 Today’s astute puppies have given up rawhide in favor of chews that won’t become “grandma’s knitting” when they come into touch with water.  One such toy that has made an impression is the nylon-based bone.  They’re rough, edgy, and endearing, like the punk rockers of dog bones.  Sometimes infused with flavors straight out of the dog dream world, they resist the mightiest of canine teeth with unwavering determination.  These chewy wonders can be woven with peanut butter, bacon, or even wild turkey to keep tails waggle-happy.

 In the world of chews, the sweet potato bone is a rising star; it’s a tasty vegetable that passes for a chewy treat.  Picture a sweet potato stuffed in the pocket of a dog’s coat.

 However, this is very popular among the vegan, gluten-free, and poultry-free furball crowd.  They “enchant with a sweet flavor that sings to the doggy taste buds, like some fable told by desserts.”