The “Chew Toy Safety Indicator” is a safety mechanism design for pet chew toys that is distinguished by having a green (color similar to the green in a traffic light) outer wear layer and a red (color similar to the red in a traffic light) inner layer. If the green wear layer is compromised to where the red can been seen from the outside of the chew toy, this indicates to the pet owner that the pet chew toy design is no longer safe for the pet to use. Using the well-known color-coding indicator system where “green means go” and “red means stop” should be the most recognizable and safest approach to chew toy safety. This “Chew Toy Safety Indicator” when combined with the toy's design for indestructibility should lesson or eliminate the possibility of blockages that historically have hurt and in worst case scenarios kill pets.
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