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  If you’ve ever caugh your dog dragging a stick from the yard or gnawing on a piece of wood furniture, you’re not alone. Dogs love to chew . It’s something built deep inside them, part of who they are. But why wood? Out of all the things around the house, why do so many dogs end up with a chunk of branch between their teeth? Let’s talk about it, in a way that’s not too “science textbook” but more like how we actually see our pups everyday. #DogsChewingWood #Why_Do_Dogs_Chew_on_Wood #fiviveglobal #wood_dog_chew #coffee_wood_dog_chew https://fiviveglobal.com/why-do-dogs-chew-on-wood-heres-what-you-can-do/ https://www.tumblr.com/fiviveglobal/796007187566690304/why-do-dogs-chew-on-wood-heres-what-you-can-do?source=share 1. Chewing is natural for dogs Chewing is almost like breathing for dogs. Puppies chew to explore the world, to discover what’s soft, what’s hard, what makes a crunchy sound. Grown up dogs chew because it feels good. The jaw moves, the teeth press, and there’s this str...

  When we enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning, it feels natural to share many parts of our life with our dogs. But one thing we should never share is the coffee itself. Coffee and other caffeinated products are not safe for dogs. At the same time, the word coffee can be confusing for pet parents, because coffee wood toys are becoming popular in the dog world. Let’s explore both sides—why caffeine is dangerous for dogs, and why coffee wood chews are a safe , natural outlet for chewing. #coffee_wood_dog_chew #are_coffee_wood_chews_safe_for_dogs https://fiviveglobal.com/are-coffee-wood-chews-safe-for-dogs/ Why dogs cannot have coffee Coffee contains caffeine, a stimulant that dogs cannot process the same way humans do. Even a small amount of caffeine can affect a dog’s nervous system and heart. Symptoms of caffeine poisoning include: Restlessness, pacing, or unusual hyperactivity Fast heartbeat or irregular rhythm Vomiting or diarrhea Tremors, seizures, or collapse in severe cases ...