rawhide edible shoes?

My 8 week old puppy is really into chewing at the moment...i bought her some edible chew shoes...will these be ok for her if she is supervised?

I'm not sure what those are TBH. She is most likely teething and trying to get some relief from the pain. Sliced and frozed carrots, sweet potatos or a frozen kong will help her out alot.

In don't like rawhide at all, no matter what shape they're in! They swell in the stomach & if the dog (especially a pup) swallows a large-ish bit it can cause a blackage. In my opinion they shouldn't be on sale at all!

If your pup's teething then a nylabone or a kong would be much better for chewing, or maybe a frozen banana or carrot. Even a raw bone would be ok.

I dont think anything in the shape of a shoe would be a good idea anyway.... just lets them know its OK to chew anything that looks like a shoe

Have a look at something like this :

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Nylabone-N201PSKP-Puppy-Starter-Kit/dp/B0002DGL26/ref=sr_1_1?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1336561175&sr=1-1

she has the puppy started pack...and has a load of toys most chewable and she still nips but i dont think il use the rawhides now..i know its play but it gets quite frustrating!.....i have froze some banana in small chunks..how should i prepare the sweet potato? cook it till its mushy? give it raw? she needs to get her teeth into something else other than me!

If it is teething, ice-cubes are good aswell! Bailey loved getting ice cube's, he still gets them every now and then if he gets too hot lol! Funny to watch them if its on laminate flooring or something aswell haha !!

hi i have a 5 month old puppy and she has the hard bone raw hide type yeh they are good for teething and stops her from chewing my shoes but yes you must watch her once she has chewed it right down as it gets soggy and if it gets to small she may choke on it so i take it away when it gets small

I have got Stag bars and nyla bones and hard rubber toys for Charlie to chew on and I will soak a few of the knotted rope toys in water and freeze them for when he really starts teething hard, we did that for Polly last year and it really helped her, we also gave her cold carrots and cold chunks of Apple and chunks of frozen bananas to chew.

Stag Bars are brilliant, they last for ages. Heston has spent 4 months working hard on his and its still not small enough for me to have to replace. Its a firm favourite and we go everywhere with it to keep him occupied!

Rolo has loved his Nylabones... they've saved my hands especially in the evenings when he seems to get the worst teething pain. We also froze carrots and wet tea towels tied in a knot.

Even Dempsey hasn't managed to destroy his stag bar!