Geez, poor ol CW just can't win
This one's not particularly their fault, but they just can't seem to win one. Like alot of others I've had my issues with their sales department, some major issues with service and now of all things with their dog chew toys.
Yep, dog chew toys. Due to previous issues we now rarely go to the CW store near us but we got a coupon for $10 off anything so thought we'd take a look. Didn't really have anything we needed but they did have a flavored (peanut butter) chew toy. Appears to be a Nyla bone type product. The girls (two Golden Retrievers) have other Nyla bones and spend a little bit of time everyday chewing on them (bought at Costco and also peanut butter flavored).
That night they both get the proverbial runs. Only new thing in the house is the chew toy. So I look at the packaging and find the following: "Benebone is a chew toy and is not to be eaten."
Really, a chew toy that shouldn't be eaten? The girls chew on them for hours. Do not bite off big chunks and swallow them. This new toy definitely has teeth marks on it and little bits (!) missing on the ends. Looks like someone took sandpaper to it.
Took away the toy and things appear all better today. Anyway, heads up, the Benebone chew toy sold at CW should not be eaten by your dog, apparently little tiny pieces or otherwise.
Yep, dog chew toys. Due to previous issues we now rarely go to the CW store near us but we got a coupon for $10 off anything so thought we'd take a look. Didn't really have anything we needed but they did have a flavored (peanut butter) chew toy. Appears to be a Nyla bone type product. The girls (two Golden Retrievers) have other Nyla bones and spend a little bit of time everyday chewing on them (bought at Costco and also peanut butter flavored).
That night they both get the proverbial runs. Only new thing in the house is the chew toy. So I look at the packaging and find the following: "Benebone is a chew toy and is not to be eaten."
Really, a chew toy that shouldn't be eaten? The girls chew on them for hours. Do not bite off big chunks and swallow them. This new toy definitely has teeth marks on it and little bits (!) missing on the ends. Looks like someone took sandpaper to it.
Took away the toy and things appear all better today. Anyway, heads up, the Benebone chew toy sold at CW should not be eaten by your dog, apparently little tiny pieces or otherwise.
