Soft to medium-firm chew toys are suitable for puppies, as they are gentle on the gums and encourage their natural urge to chew. Especially during teething, appropriate chew toys help relieve pressure on the gums and reduce unwanted chewing on furniture or shoes.

Chew toys and treats should always be the right size for your puppy. They need to be large enough so they can't be swallowed, but still easy to grasp and chew. As your dog grows, you should adjust the size accordingly.

Once your puppy is reliably eating solid food, you can offer suitable chew toys. Make sure they are age-appropriate, easily digestible, and given under supervision. This will promote dental hygiene, keep your puppy occupied, and satisfy its natural urge to chew.

Puppies need specially formulated puppy food with high-quality protein, balanced minerals, and the right amount of energy for healthy growth. Make sure the food is appropriate for your puppy's size and age.

The optimal amount of food depends on your dog's age, weight, and expected adult size. Follow the manufacturer's feeding recommendations and regularly check your dog's weight and build to adjust the amount as needed.