What is the difference between pressed Rawhide and other Rawhide shapes?

Pressed Rawhide is made by pressing layers of skin together, making it a more challenging chew for more aggressive chewers. Other single-layer Rawhide is available in various shapes and sizes, including braids, chips, retriever rolls, and more. Changing the form makes the chew more exciting and extends the chew time.

Why does my dog love Rawhide chews?

Rawhide is made from the hide or skin that has not been tanned. The smell alone will attract your dog's attention. Once a dog chews a rawhide, they will quickly discover that chewing Rawhide appeals to their natural desire to chew. Puppies enjoy rawhide chews when they are teething, and older dogs enjoy chewing the Rawhide for long periods as it changes as they chew, from a firm chew to a softer rubbery chew.

What makes Rawhide tough?

Rawhide is made from the untanned inner hide layer, and its collagen fibers make the chew tough. Once the hide has been chewed, the dog's saliva softens the hide, and their teeth push further into the hide, improving their dental hygiene.