Coffee tree wood has a tight, vertical grain. Instead of snapping into sharp shards like backyard sticks, it frays vertically into soft fiber.

Because it's a natural wood product, it's possible that small splinters can occur, but loose fibers and small pieces are fully digestible. If you notice any larger splinters, simply remove them and continue supervising your dog during chew time.

The main risk is choosing a chew that's too small for the dog. We size up by default, and our 30-day guarantee covers any sizing mismatch.

No. Caffeine lives only in the bean and the cherry — never the wood. Independently tested. Zero caffeine.

Moderate chewer (Goldens, Labs, Doodles): 3–6 weeks.
Power chewer (Pittie, GSD, Mal, Boxer): 1–3 weeks.
Soft-mouthed senior: 6+ weeks.

Compared to a $4 bully stick gone in 30 minutes, the cost-per-chew-hour math is a different planet.

Yes — but size up. Heavy chewers need Large or XL. Sizing down is the #1 mistake new buyers make. If in doubt, go up.

Tiny fibrous pieces are digestible — they pass harmlessly. Larger chunks (only possible with too-small chews) are not. Supervise the first sessions and remove anything small enough to swallow whole.

No. Dry, odorless, stain-free. The fine wood pulp vacuums right up — and that pulp is the proof he's digesting it safely.

Smear peanut butter on one end. Almost every dog claims it within 48 hours.

If your dog doesn't? Email us.