Nondestructive testing is, simply stated, exactly what its name implies-testing without destroying-to investigate the material integrity of the test object.
Digestible Dog Chews. There are many chews on the market today that are considered safer for dogs because they are digestible and not too hard for teeth. It is important to remember that large enough chunks from digestible chews can still cause GI upset or blockage. Always supervise your dog after giving him chews.or healthy but selective dogs, you might need to try a few different types of chews before you discover what works best for your dog. Overall healthy and non-discerning dogs will probably enjoy a little bit of everything. Just make sure no treat or chew makes up more than about 10% of your dog's diet.
Bones for Dogs Who Are 'Scarfers'. Most importantly, you need to match the size of the bone or chew with the personality, size and health of your dog. Don't assume the bone or chew your neighbor feeds his dog, or the one you fed your last dog, will also work for your current pet.Small dogs may handle smaller chews just fine. Or not. Antlers can be a great choice for gentle chewers â just make sure you pick the right size for your dog. 2  Hooves are not generally a good idea because of the oral damage they can do. 3  Veterinarians see more cut mouths from hooves than any other type of recreational bone.