Choosing the right chew depends on your dog's size, chewing habits, and dietary needs. Consider the following tips:

• Size matters: Make sure the chew is appropriate for your dog’s breed and biting strength.
• Ingredients: Check labels for natural, simple ingredients if your dog has sensitivities.
• Durability: If your dog is an aggressive chewer, look for long-lasting options.

Reading product descriptions and reviews on Walmart.com can also help you match your dog with the most suitable chew.

Proper storage can keep chews fresh and safe for your pet. Try these steps:

• Airtight containers: Store chews in resealable bags or airtight jars to prevent moisture and preserve flavor.
• Cool, dry place: Keep them away from heat and direct sunlight to avoid spoilage.

Some chews may include storage recommendations on the packaging, so be sure to check those details as well.

Chewing can help reduce plaque and maintain oral hygiene by scraping your dog’s teeth as they chew. However, results may vary depending on the chew type and your dog's chewing style. While chews can support dental care, they shouldn’t replace regular brushing or veterinary dental checkups. Always supervise your dog as they enjoy chew treats.

Some super chews may be suitable for puppies, but it’s important to review the product’s age, size, and ingredient guidelines. Puppies have sensitive teeth and gums, so look for options labeled as safe for their age group. Always supervise puppies during chew time and consult your veterinarian if you're unsure about suitability.

Feeding frequency depends on your dog's size, dietary needs, and the specific type of chew. Most owners choose to give chews as occasional treats or rewards, following package serving suggestions. Providing too many treats can affect your dog’s diet, so moderation is key. For guidance specific to your pet, consider discussing treat routines with your veterinarian.