Will my 3 month old Chiwawa choke on these? Should I throw it away when it gets too small or will it be safe for her?
570543
I gave them to my German Shepard mix, no problem. I had originally bought them for my 3 lb chichuana but her teeth were to delicate to chew them. If they get too small you could remove them from dog but my German... Eats the whole thing.
570544
I didn't have my dog at that age so I can't say for sure but I think it would be fine. If you do decide to let her chew on it, definitely take it from her when it gets small...you don't want her to choke on it.
570545
I have a 20lb Cockapoo and a 15lb LhasaChon. These bully sticks are usually gone within 5-10 minutes, if they chew them until they're gone. Neither of them have problems chewing them on their own, but when they're together they race to finish and steal the one another's bully stick. So we just don't give them to them when they're hyper and playing.Just keep an eye on your dog when eating these and and if you notice it's taking a long time, I would remove it when it gets small enough to swallow. Just in case the dog just decides to swallow it.
630901
I really wouldn't know for sure. I guess it would depend on whether or not your dog has a habit of putting things in his mouth to choke on. They are the size of a plastic ring on the top of a milk jug. I would say no but just like kids....some animals you have to watch close. Hope this helps �
565953
I have 3 mini doxies, and one of them is too small to get it in her mouth. I cut the small end off all of them and let my little one have it. The other two keep the bigger ones. I put a little cashew butter in them, and it keeps the dogs busy for awhile.
2049526
You need to shorten the strap, or otherwise they can do that! Just leave it long enough for them to lay down!Just don't attach to their collar, too dangerous and can cause them to choke. I use their cloth harness, and attach the ring on the strap to the ring on their cloth harness, I obtained from Dorothy's Harnesses@gmail.com.
611963
I bought it for my 3 year old grandchild. I don't know what they would consider a "small choking part." The only thing that could even come off of either broom would be the bristles. And I don't know that I would consider that a choking hazard. It has been fine for us!
198533
I think these might slip off too easily and therefore not suitable for a toddler, there'd be a danger of choking. Maybe you can rub his fingers with something instead, like lemon juice, or let him/her wear fabric bandages on the fingers?
2159771
Probably not suited for a 3 month old because of the bumpers around the side. You're better off with a pack-n-play for your little one.
1287556
I would be worried they could slip their arms out too easily at the size most 3-6 month babies are. I would not recommend them until they were closer to 2 or older.
1755067
I bought it for my 3 year old and he has no problem. All pieces with the exception of a couple can be swallowed (ladder inside deck & support for flying plane) if you are concerned about choke hazard simply remove those two pieces and should be fine. I removed the two pieces and my one year old ustedes the carrier a lot. It has also been a big hit with my 3 year old.
421853
I have a 3 year old and 18 month old that have used these since they were 6 months old - starting to teethe. I have never had an issue. Frequently they do chew on the other end but never had a risk of choking. Just need to watch when they use it. I am always scared if they use it while walking they could trip and fall and get hurt so I only let them use it while sitting of strapped in car seat.
421854
Choking sure because the odds are super slim the kid actually manages to try to swallow. Gag absolutely not. Both my kids figured out pretty fast to turn it around and then they gagged on it soon after. So if your kid prefers to chew on hard plastic instead of chewy stuff I would skip it.
593778
not at all, perfect for baby to chew on!!! my son loves it pulling the flaps, etc. def. not a choking hazard
801164
Sorry..misread the question. So he is 6 mo now and still uses it. The problem I can see happening is that pretty soon he will be able to grab it and then it will be a safety issue. So I guess it would depend on how active your little one is.
350472
We bought Sophie when our son was 4 months old. He is now 8 months and Sophie has become his favorite toy. Unfortunately, we recently found a small chunk missing from her foot (hoof). He has 2 teeth that have come in so far so it must be possible for teeth to puncture this toy. We are very sad that we've had to take away his favorite toy but since it has now become a choking hazard, we have no choice.
2054234
It has been a while since I saw them, I gave them to my nephews for their birthday, but if I remember correctly the biggest was about the size of a dollar bill, but they are really fat so no chance of any causing choking. They love them!!
2052876
Short answer: not a toy for alone play. When my kid was 18 months she loved these and played with them well in terms of stacking and breaking them apart, but I took away a few of the pieces (the pitchfork and apples) because she still put things in her mouth a lot at that age and they seemed small enough to choke on. Developmentally, she was ready to play with this at 18 months, but I feel supervision with small parts is still necessary even at 2.5 years.
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Most of the animals are large, however the duck and chicken pieces are a little smaller. My 18 month old can fit them in her mouth but none of the other ones. I also highly doubt they could be swallowed. The only times I've caught her with them in there, she couldn't even close her mouth they are so large.