Chewing knots
In stock - in 1-3 working days at your home
Are you ready to take the game to the next level? Our chew knot made of robust rope is just the thing for active dogs who can't get enough of tugging and throwing games.
Our chew knot can withstand even wild tugging games. The toy is lint-free and contains no small parts that can be swallowed. In addition, chewing on it can reduce annoying plaque and the chew knot helps puppies with teething.
For ultimate & long-lasting fun:
- Robust & durable
- Ideal for tugging, throwing and retrieving games
- Without small parts that can be swallowed
- Suitable for puppies: can support the change of teeth
- Reduces stress and keeps you busy
- Can reduce dental plaque
Further manufacturer information and product safety data
Manufacturer:
SABRO GmbH, Kirchenstr. 16, 21224 Rosengarten (Nenndorf), Germany
www.sabro.de
Contact:
Phone: 0049 4108 590 440
E-Mail: [email protected]
Material chewing knot
100% cotton, free from toxins & plastic
Suitable for allergy sufferers
Ideal for dogs with allergies - not a suitable habitat for fleas and mites.
Chewing knot care
Washable up to 40° in gentle cycle
Not suitable for tumble drying
Use
Please do not leave your dog playing unsupervised. If you discover a defect, replace the toy immediately to avoid any risk of injury to your dog.
How long does the toy last?
This is one of the most frequent questions we receive before a purchase. The answer is: no one can say for sure. A dog with its powerful jaws, claws, enough time, energy and the desire to destroy can destroy (almost) anything. Carpets, doors, dog beds, sofas, entire gardens, leads, shoes and even chewing holes in the wall are all possible for him. This also applies to toys of all kinds and especially stuffed animals. Sometimes an ear simply gets in the way or the eyebrows have to go because they don't like them. Everyone knows their dog best. There are gentler players who simply carry their stuffed animal around with care and are looking for a cuddle buddy. On the other hand, there are the little rioters who pounce on their prey and don't rest until there are only scraps left. And sometimes it's a surprise: the otherwise so gentle Goldie turns out to be a real whirlwind and after just 5 minutes the beautiful soft toy is gone, how unusual for him. Conclusion: The lifespan of a soft toy is naturally limited. How limited, however, depends on your dog and in the meantime you can have a lot of fun.
Do you have any questions?
We will be happy to help you.
