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Dog Gets Very Sick on Rawhide Dog Chews

by Ivan Weiss
(Commack, NY)

I bought Chew-Eez toys for my dog remembering as a kid how my childhood dog lovvvveeeeddd these treats.

Of course Chip (our 9 month old Basset Hound / Lab combo) loves these as well. However, after receiving them on two separate occasions, he gets very ill within 20 minutes. Chip starts vomiting, gagging, and cannot seem to get everything up.

He walks around the house licking every inch trying to induce himself to vomit.

Finally after a few hours he settles down and gets very tiresome and takes a nap. After a good rest and a few more hours he feels better, but isn't his perky usual self until the next day.

Chip is perfectly healthy, we have raised since 10 weeks of age. He is a rescued dog by North Shore Animal Hospital in NY but has no medical issues.

I can say with a guarantee he will never receive another rawhide product. We enjoy his playful loving nature and hate to see him feeling ill.

Please do not give these rawhide dog chews to your pets. They are not worth this terrible sickness!

Furthermore, stores should stop selling these items. I had no idea as I figured anything in a store would be safe, right??? Really makes you think!

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by: Lois DeWitt

I wrote an article for this website about rawhide bones and how they were bleaching the hair on my dogs front legs (he holds them and chews on them that way). Did you see it?

I have still not found out what the manufacturers do for processing this kind of product for dogs. I know there must be a considerable amount of bleach used to sterlize and perserve rawhide for the shelf life of the product.
The fact that your dog, Chip, gets sick from eating the Chew-Eez makes me suspect that many dogs may be allergic or have a reaction to (1) the rawhide itself (2) the way the rawhide is processed.

I am still trying to find out more about how this product is processed--and would be glad to update you on my findings if you would like to give me your e-mail address.


Let's be informed!

Lois DeWitt
Wilmington, NC

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