Wear & Safety Guide

Wears by flaking,
not by breaking.

D-Bone gradually roughens and produces small surface flakes as it wears.

Wishbone Wear Guide

A new, unused D-Bone Wishbone dog chew — the starting point in this safety guide

New

OK

Ready to chew.

Light wear on a D-Bone Wishbone dog chew after regular chewing: the surface is roughened with small flakes at the ends.

Light wear

OK

Surface roughening and small flakes are normal.

Heavy wear on a D-Bone Wishbone dog chew: both ends and the base are covered in thick clusters of flakes.

Heavy wear

Replace

Time for a fresh D-Bone.

Ball Wear Guide

A new, unused D-Bone Ball dog chew

New

OK

Ready to chew.

Light wear on a D-Bone Ball dog chew after regular chewing: the facets are still readable and small flakes lift along the seams.

Light wear

OK

Surface roughening and small flakes are normal.

Heavy wear on a D-Bone Ball dog chew: flakes cover the whole surface and the moulded facets are gone.

Heavy wear

Replace

Time for a fresh D-Bone.

D-Bone Safety

Safe Chewing Starts Here.

  • Right Fit

    Choose the right size and strength for your dog.

  • Supervise

    Always keep an eye on your dog while they chew.

  • Check Often

    Inspect your D-Bone regularly as it wears.

  • Replace Worn

    Replace when heavily worn, damaged, or too small.

D-Bone is designed for chewing, not eating.

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