The wrong chew is the number-one reason dogs lose interest — or worse, crack a tooth. Two questions and we'll point you to the Greenheart that fits your dog, with the safety basics that matter.
Pick both to see your match.
Light jaws, sensitive teeth, or older dogs who graze rather than gnaw. They want flavour and a soft, satisfying texture — not a battle.
Best pick: Pig Ears · Bone Broth
The majority of dogs. They chew daily, enjoy a durable toy and a long-lasting treat, and don't destroy everything in an afternoon.
Best pick: Built to Chew · Bully Sticks
Determined, strong-jawed dogs that go through ordinary chews fast. They need density and the right size — and a watchful eye.
Best pick: Bully Sticks · size up & supervise
Pick a chew large enough that your dog can't fit it entirely in their mouth. In a multi-dog home, size for the biggest, strongest chewer.
Stay with your dog while they chew and keep fresh water nearby. Chews and toys aren't meant to be left unattended.
Check before each use. Retire and replace any chew that becomes worn, damaged, or small enough to swallow.
Match age, weight and chewing strength. Treats are for intermittent or supplemental feeding, not a complete diet.
General guidance, not veterinary advice. If you think your dog has swallowed a piece, remove the product and contact your veterinarian. Product availability and sizing confirmed at launch.
