There are probably a few ways to handle pet toys made for chewing. Which one makes sense to you? What tells you it's time to replace one? Please mention the animal and its usual routine where relevant. What would help a new owner understand the situation without assuming every pet responds the same way? Health concerns should be discussed with a vet rather than diagnosed in a thread. Feel free to explain where your own approach has limits.
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Pet toys made for chewing: What tells you it's time to replace one?
Pet toys made for chewing: What tells you it's time to replace one?
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