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Have you tried a partially squashed empty plastic bottle?
We found tug of war toys or even just an old tshirt or sock were good for Otto when he was teething. Sometimes we would be playing tug of war and a tooth would ping across the room...
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It's a bit niche but when the chaps on the rope access team renewed their ropes I had three metres of old static rope. My little dog loves to chase it if you run with it and will lay there chewing for ages.
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Nylabones work pretty well. Real bones are good too.
If she absolutely must destroy something, a nice bit of brown cardboard (minus tape and labels) was the least hazardous thing I came up with.
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Our Vinnie enjoys an antler/split antler. Also quite keen on a Yak bar. They leave a flippin' mess though.
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Has anyone got recommendations for good teething toys? Crumpet is desperate to chew on something at the minute but refuses to use anything that isn't either filled with food or something she shouldn't be nibbling. We've got a kong and a rubber bone thing you can stuff treats in but neither lasts long enough to keep her occupied for more than a few minutes.