Nope - that’s the beauty of coffee wood. It’s dense, fibrous, and breaks down slowly into soft, fuzzy fibres instead of sharp splinters. So, no vet visits, no bleeding gums, and no “why is there a toothpick in my dog?” moments. Basically, it’s still wood - just smarter wood.

Weeks. Sometimes months. It depends on how intense your dog’s chewing career is. Coffee wood is seriously hard (like Monday mornings hard), so it outlasts most plastic toys and edible chews. Heavy chewers will eventually whittle it down, but it’s a slow and satisfying process - the kind that keeps dogs busy and couches safe.

Yes - radically yes. They’re 100% natural, caffeine-free, chemical-free, and preservative-free. Coffee wood doesn’t splinter, so it’s far safer than your average garden stick. As your dog chews, the wood softens and frays naturally into fine fibres that pass through the digestive system without drama. Supervise them, of course - these are chews, not snacks.

Not the kind that makes you question your life choices. As dogs chew, coffee wood releases tiny dry fibres - more like sawdust confetti than actual mess. No slime, no grease, no odour, no staining. A quick vacuum and you’re done. Compared to rawhide? It’s a clean-freak’s dream.

Absolutely. Coffee wood is tough enough to satisfy even the most determined jaws. Just size up accordingly - the bigger the dog, the bigger the chew. If your dog thinks destruction is a personality trait, this is the stick for them.

Yes. Every chew comes from branches of coffee trees that were pruned as part of normal farming. No trees cut down, no forests harmed. Is it noble? Sure. Is it also just repurposing agricultural waste? Also yes - and we’re proud of it.

No. The caffeine lives in the coffee bean, not the tree. These chews are naturally caffeine-free, so your dog won’t start a podcast or reorganise the furniture at 3 a.m.

They do - and beautifully. The fibrous texture of coffee wood acts like natural dental floss, gently scraping plaque and tartar from teeth as your dog chews. It’s basically a toothbrush your dog actually wants to use.

Yes, once their adult teeth have come in - usually around 4–6 months old. Start with the small size, supervise them, and let them feel smug about being eco-friendly so young.

Totally fine. Coffee wood breaks down into soft fibres that pass naturally through the digestive system. It’s not food, but it’s safe - like a snack your vet wouldn’t disapprove of.