Izzie Eats Everything!

So now we can add to the list 1) Japanese Beatles 2) Drywall of things Izzie will eat! Ugh. She spent an entire evening last week throwing up bugs she ate during the day while outside. Sooooooo gross. Yesterday, while I was at work, my sister left Izzie alone for 5 minutes and she chewed a huge hole through the corner of the wall in the hall way... >_< My mum and I are trying to patch the hole in the coming days. Luckily the wall was just painted so it won't be too hard to match the paint. I figure Izzie is getting too bored... even with the toys I gave her :-p I am going to try and go to the pet store today to look for some kind of bone for her to chew on that will take longer to destroy than the Kong Ziggies I've been giving her. I was also thinking of rotating out toys to try and see if she won't get tired of them as often. But after the warnings my vet gave me "only Kongs" it's kinda hard to find a lot of toys that don't fit that criteria :-P Any suggestions?

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Comment by Rachel on July 23, 2008 at 2:31pm: Yeah, we've been doing exactly that. I blame my sister for leaving her for 5 minutes alone :-P Every time I think to myself "wow, I think I can almost let her in the family room" she does something like pee on the carpet, chew the wood work or some other destructive thing. :( So we limit her territory again and start from scratch. *sigh* such a process!

Comment by Reese on July 23, 2008 at 2:20pm: Oh my... that sounds intense! Not sure what the Yuck spray stuff does. Perhaps, trying to crate her when she is alone?? Get a puppy play pen and put her in there when she is alone. Slowly open the area up when she starts to behave???

Comment by Natalie, Lance &Tucker on July 23, 2008 at 1:14pm: I know what you mean our vet wants us to stay completely away from bones, so it is hard finding them toys for them to chew. We have the kong and Lance loves it. I also recently bought a busy buddy....you stick treats in on either end and they have to chew it to get it out. We have a very harsh chew and so far so good with that. I give it a thumbs up! We bought the dental Kong and Lance was able to chew pieces off of it! The regular kongs he cant though, whew. Not all Kong products are durable, depending on the dog!