Dr. Cliff Redford

For example,

Bully sticks, yak chews, smoked bones, and antlers.

I mean, look, if it's called a yak chew, it's probably going to make them yak.

And guess what?

That's part of the problem.

You're slinging jokes tonight.

Slinging jokes.

There you go.

Hey, stick around.

Try the tofu veal.

These treats are too hard for the animals to chew on.

And the veterinarian goes on to explain that if you're giving your dog a chew toy that is supposed to be hard, that is supposed to last a while...

You got to make sure, one, it's not too hard for their teeth, because apparently 26% of all dogs with cracked, fractured teeth get it from chewing on these types of chew toys.

You should be able to take the toy and scratch it with your thumbnail.

So you're also testing the strength of your thumbnail, but you should be able to leave damage on the toy on this chew thing with your thumbnail.

If you cannot, it's too hard for your dog because it will crack their teeth.

It's a rule of thumb.

A rule of thumb.

Oh, very, very good.

Do you know where rule of thumb came from?