Dog chew treats??

My dog loves these chewies called rollhides. I get them at the grocery store.

I've given my shih tzu pork ears, he likes them. Just make sure there are no added additives and made in USA. If your pup is a chewer, I recommend bully sticks. Again look for same things in those as well. They're made from bull testicles. 😲

I'd be careful of anything raw hide. I've read so many articles about all the nasty additives they use to make raw hide chews. I was horrified. Suggest going to pet store or Amazon and look at ingredients. No offense to above poster, I find most chain type grocery stores carry pretty low grade chews. A lot are made in China. Definitely want to stay away from those.

Just looked up ingredients to roll hides. Too many additives for me personally.
Beefhide, Rye Flour, Maltodextrins, Sugar, Animal Digest, Wheat Flour, Lecithin, Salt, Phosphoric Acid, Sorbic Acid (a Preservative), Citrus Fiber, Propionic Acid (a Preservative), Potassium Sorbate (a Preservative). J-5427.

We get some from Target that are made in the US.

Both my service dog and my pet golden got water buffalo horns three days ago.  The nine month old puppy hasn't left alone for days.  She has been chewing and chewing and not put a dent in it and she's a total power chewer.

We avoid all store bought treats and treats that can't be sourced in the USA that basically cuts out most treats except antlers, real femur boys from the butcher I boil to sterilize, and kongs stuffed with real peanut butter and frozen (also watch the peanut butter because many of them have sugar substitute in them that is bad for dogs.

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My power chewer really likes his deer antler.

My rat terrier loved Dingos. They are rawhide bones. She never had a problem with them.

The problem is that the cow ears, bully sticks, rawhide treats, hooves, it all gets soft and kind of gummy when chewed and dogs that don't try to swallow can easily do so accidentally.  The treat gets stuck in their throat and they die unless you can get your dog and a few thousand dollars to the vet asap. Make sure you keep an eye on Lily when she has these chew things and throw them out when they get ratty looking.

Best thing is to get some bone shaped cookie cutters and make your own crunchy treats.  You don't have to worry about where the ingredients came from that way and you make them in a size that is appropriate for your dog. Like someone else said, just stay away from sugar free peanut butter. Or check your area for a dog bakery (there is one here that sells baked goods for pets and has wine for the owners during the weekly dog playgroup.)

Pig ears and pork rolls are very high in fat so use in moderation. If your dog has a history of pancreatitis you should avoid anything high in fat. As with all dog treats and chews, do not buy products made in China! You have to read the packaging closely to find where the product is sourced from and where it is packaged.

We avoid most of that stuff because it's so disgusting after it's been chewed a while and they give our dogs nasty gas. We stick to Nylabones and toss them when the big dog chews them into a shiv.

My little dog's favorite treat is dehydrated duck hearts. He adores them. I did buy a pig's ear once. I hold on to treats like that to make sure his is going to eat them properly. I let him have about 1/4 if the pig's ear before I threw it away. It was really greasy, smelly, and he got the runs from eating the little bit he did. I put him on an old towel to eat it and I'm glad I did because it was really messy. I would not want him eating something like that on my couch or bedspread! It wasn't worth it to me to let him finish it.

We now stick to bully sticks, preferably the really long ones so that he can't swallow it. He also loves his dental chews, and any other treat I make myself. He has a piece of horn, but it is really hard and he gets bored after a short time. He is eating a raw diet that is mixed about half and half of raw frozen and raw dehydrated. It depends on where I am and how convenient it is to get the frozen thawed out. If I am in a hurry to get him fed, I give the the dehydrated reconstituted in some hot water from my tea kettle.

Oh my gosh this just came across on my FB news feed. I had no idea. I've given my dogs these as well. Thought you might want to know.
Nylon dog treats

My super chewer loves these: Petstage Dogwood Stick
They're at Target and I've found them at Marshall's for a great price. 
We probably have 5 or 6 around the house!!

I'm interested to try some of the other suggestions too! Thank you!

She can't have any stuffed toys - she eats the fabric. Weirdo!