Chicken bones, for example, are small and could splinter easily, getting caught in your dog's throat or digestive system. They are very dense so they don't splinter, yet are a manageable size for a dog to handle. They even come smoked and basted, so your dog has a variety to choose from. Or, for pets that prefer a softer chew, or for older pets that struggle with hard chews, try a bone that is less dense. They may come in a variety of flavors, and you can find the size that's just right for your dog's preferences.
Some pets are finicky about their chews.
Maybe she doesn't like the consistency of the bone, or perhaps it's too big or too bland. Whatever her preference, keep trying until you find the right chew item. Pig Ears Pig ears . They aren't too appetizing to us, but our dogs love them. They don't mind that they're real pig ears off of real pigs.