Coffee wood has a naturally dense, straight grain. Instead of breaking into sharp pieces like many ordinary sticks can, it tends to wear down gradually into soft, fibrous strands as your dog chews (we call it 'Safe-Fray').

Because it is a real wood product, an occasional small splinter can still happen, but loose fibers and small peices are fully digestable. Loose peices from Coffee Wood are much, much softer than other woods. Check the chew regularly, remove any sharp or loose pieces, and continue supervising your dog during chew time.

Choosing the right size is important. We recommend sizing up if your pup is between sizes, and our 90-day guarantee has you fully covered if the size you choose is not a good fit.

No. The caffeine in a coffee plant is found in the coffee bean and surrounding fruit, not in the wood used for the chew.

Our coffee wood has also been independently tested and contains zero caffeine.

It depends on your dog's chewing style.

Moderate chewers, such as many Goldens, Labs, and Doodles, may get around 3 to 6 weeks from one chew.

Strong chewers, such as Pitties, German Shepherds, Malinois, and Boxers, may get around 1 to 3 weeks.

Gentler chewers and many senior dogs may enjoy one for 6 weeks or longer.

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Yes. For strong chewers, choosing a larger size makes a big difference.

We generally recommend Large or XL for powerful chewers. If your dog falls between two sizes, choose the larger option.

A chew that is too small will wear down faster and can become easier to crush into larger pieces.

The small, soft fibers that naturally come off of the chew as it wears down are digestible.

Larger pieces should not be swallowed. This is more likely if the chew is too small for your dog or has been worn down too far.

Supervise your dog while chewing, especially during the first few sessions, and replace the chew once it becomes small enough to swallow whole.

No. Coffee wood is dry, odorless, and stain-free.

As the chew wears down, you may notice a small amount of fine wood fiber around your dog's chewing spot. It is dry and easy to vacuum or sweep up.

Start with a dab of peanut butter on one end. Most dogs take it from there.

If yours doesn't within 48 hours, email us.