Does your dog suddenly lose their mind at night? Zoomies. Pacing. Barking.

Welcome to witching hour.

One of our favourite ways to get Lenny to settle down is giving him something to chew!

Chewing gives them something to focus on, help tire their brain out and make settling down a whole lot easier.

Perfect for witching hour, rainy days, WFH meetings or those nights where everyone needs a break.

Top Pick: Ultimate Chew- Emu Lumbar 

If we were choosing one evening chew right now, this would be it.

It's lightweight, porous and full of ridges for your dog to work around. Bonus points for being odourless!

It's the chew we feel most comforable giving Lenny and know that after just 15 minutes he's ready for a nap afterwards. 

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Bone Free Chews: Bully Sticks & Roo Tendons

A great bone-free alternative when you want to keep them occupied and still get a little break after dinner. 

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 Commonly asked questions 

What can I give my dog when they're bored?

Dogs can benefit from different forms of enrichment including sniffing activities, puzzle toys, training, licking and chewing.

Natural dog chews are one of our favourites because they're incredibly easy to add to your routine.

What is dog witching hour?

Dog parents often use "witching hour" to describe that burst of energy some dogs seem to get later in the day often involving zoomies, attention seeking and sometimes destructive behaviour. 

Having a predictable evening routine with appropriate exercise and enrichment like a chew can help with winding down and settling at night.

How long should I let my dog chew?

It depends on your dog and their chewing habits.

We generally prefer short, supervised chew sessions (10-30 mins max) rather than leaving chews available all day.

Always choose an appropriately sized chew and remove it if it becomes small enough to swallow.