Are there risks associated with rawhide dog treats? Given the amount of rawhide consumed by dogs each year, the risks are relatively small. Still, risks can be serious, so don’t ignore them.

While rawhide is technically a by-product of the leather industry, it's important to note that it's not classified as food and, therefore, isn't subject to the same safety regulations.

Dog owners have been warned against rawhide treats Credit: Facebook/Bargain Lovers Group. But pet food supplier Richard Green at Kennedy Wild Bird Food & Pet Supplies has warned owners against ...

While rawhide is technically a by-product of the leather industry, it's important to note that it's not classified as food and, therefore, isn't subject to the same safety regulations.

You can hide treats inside the flaps and let your dog “dig” them out. Teach your dog to go to its place, like a dog bed or crate, and reward it with its bone when it’s there.

Why you should think twice before giving your dog a rawhide While rawhides may look like a nice treat for your furry friend, veterinarians warn they can do more harm than good. To stream 13OYS on ...

Rawhide is a common ingredient in dog chews and treats and is primarily a by-product of the leather industry. However, it's designed to be chewed and is not meant to be swallowed.

Rawhide treats aren't the only danger to dogs over the festive period. While many households may put up tinsel as a festive decoration, this could be highly dangerous to dogs if ingested, ...