What size KONG do I get for my dog?

What size KONG do I get for my dog?

If your pup is small he’ll need something that sits comfortably with his small jaw. The KONG Classic, for example, comes in many different sizes such as X-small (for pets up to five pounds) and small (for pets up to 20 pounds). Larger dogs have bigger jaws, which means they need a larger size KONG.

Is the KONG too big for my dog?

Selecting the Right KONG Size When selecting KONG toys for dogs, you want to select the best size for their jaws. Smaller adult breeds need a toy that’s sized appropriately for their smaller jaws. The KONG Classic, for example, comes in sizes X-small (for pets up to 5 pounds) and small (for pets up to 20 pounds).

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How do I choose the right KONG?

See all of our KONG products here! The only difference between these products is the strength of the rubber. So, the puppy and senior versions are a softer rubber, the classic is good for most dogs and the extreme is best for dogs with high jaw strength.

How do I choose a dog size?

As you’re considering the size dog and your family, also think about the space you have inside and outside. Apartments are good for small dogs as they are often the only size allowed, but larger breeds like Greyhounds are well-suited to apartment living too.

Can you give a dog a KONG everyday?

We recommend incorporating a range of foods into your dog’s Kong to keep them excited to eat it every day. There are plenty of dog-safe ingredients, treats, and produce that work well in Kongs. You can even feed their entire kibble or wet dog food meal in a Kong!

How to make a KONG last longer?

Make KONG more challenging—and long-lasting—by stuffing the toy with a mixture of wet and dry foods. The variety of textures keeps things interesting, as each bite is differently delicious. It helps to alternate wet and dry in layers, like making a puppy parfait.

Can dogs destroy Kongs?

Kongs and Squirrel Dudes The black Kongs are stronger but a very aggressive chewer can still chew pieces off of it. Once they have taken the treats out, they may then start to chew the Kong itself and break off pieces. For dogs that do not go to those lengths, you can start by stuffing them and giving them to your dog.

What can I use instead of a KONG?

Lickimats such as the UFO and Wobble are designed to be tasty boredom busters for dogs to reduce anxiety and destructive behaviours. This makes them perfect dog enrichment toy alternatives to the classic KONG. Especially if you are looking for an easier option that is flatter and more open than treat dispensers!

How long does a KONG occupy a dog?

A novice dog with less practice could be engaged for as long as 45 minutes. Living in Wisconsin between freezing cold and snowstorms in the winter, and excessively hot and humid days in the summer, there are a lot of days where giving my dogs a Kong to occupy their time is a great option.

Should you leave a dog alone with a KONG?

Kong toys of an appropriate size, filled with canned food, and then frozen, is our favorite thing to serve to dogs in a crate. If you dog has ever chewed up a Kong toy, however, it should be eliminated from the list of things you can leave him with, unsupervised, in a crate.

Which KONG for my puppy?

Puppy Kong – We all know puppies like to chew This Kong is slightly different to the others as it comes in two colours – pink or blue The puppy kongs use a softer chewy rubber so that it won’t damage the puppy’s teeth. Like children, when teething, the gums can be sore, so puppies want to chew.

Can I give my puppy a normal KONG?

When your puppy’s adult teeth come in, at about nine months, graduate to KONG Classic or KONG Extreme based on their chewing style. Playing with these toys will strengthen the bond between you and your dog.