Coffee wood chewing stick with salmon oil – Natural, aromatic and dental care
The Wildfang® coffee wood chew stick with salmon oil is a particularly robust and durable chew toy for dogs. It consists of genuine, untreated Arabica/Robusta coffee wood, which is obtained during coffee cultivation through the regular pruning of the coffee plants.
After cutting, the wood is carefully debarked, sanded, rounded at the ends, dusted, and cleaned by hand. The chew stick is then finished with high-quality salmon oil, which gives it a natural scent and flavor that is particularly appealing to many dogs.
The coffee wood used is naturally caffeine-free and particularly robust. The addition of salmon oil makes the chew stick a tasty and engaging activity, offering a sensible alternative to unwanted chewing on furniture or other objects. Even for young dogs during teething, the extended chewing can be a pleasant form of entertainment.
Chewing coffee wood typically doesn't produce sharp splinters. Instead, the wood can soften and fray over time. Extensive chewing keeps your dog occupied, exercises their jaw muscles, and the mechanical friction can help reduce plaque.
Size recommendation
| Size | Recommended dog weight | Average weight of the chewing stick |
|---|---|---|
| S | up to 15 kg | approx. 60–100 g |
| M | 15–25 kg | approx. 101–220 g |
| L | over 25 kg | approx. 221–450 g |
Choose the size to suit your dog's weight and bite force so that he can hold the chew stick well and chew it safely.
Application & Security
Please always provide your dog with fresh water while chewing and do not leave him unattended with the chew stick.
Intensive chewing can cause the coffee wood to fray and shrink over time. Therefore, check the chew stick regularly and replace it as soon as it becomes so small that your dog could swallow it, or if larger cracks or damage occur.
Product benefits
- Natural, untreated coffee wood
- Refined with high-quality salmon oil
- Aromatic smell and taste
- Particularly robust and durable
- It occupies and satisfies the natural urge to chew.
- Mechanical friction can contribute to dental hygiene
- Supports the use of the chewing muscles
- Coffee wood is naturally caffeine-free
- A sensible alternative to chewing on furniture and other objects