Is jerky hard for dogs to chew?

It depends very much on the dog, but also on the jerky. Dogs are naturally made to be able to chew through flesh and in severe cases even bone, so to say that they would struggle to chew jerky is a bit of a stretch. However if your dog suffers from dental problems or has perhaps lost teeth in the past, it may prove a little bit more troublesome for them. If you are worried about your furry pal struggling to chew their new snack, we'd recommend looking for jerky that has a higher moisture content. This is going to be a softer texture, and therefore easier for them to chew.

How to store jerky dog treats?

It comes back to the old classic of "store in a cool, dry place". Once you have opened a packet of jerky treats, you need to be sure to seal them back up when they're not being eaten and place them in a cool, dry place (like a fridge) until they have all been eaten. Like we said before, be sure to check the "consume by" date, to avoid making your little buddy sick.