and I don't know if i should post this under Behavior or Nutrition, and here's the reason why?
On the side of my new recliner(or turtle's new recliner) there is a wooden handle that controls how far back the chair can go back. This morning I caught Turtle chewing on this handle. She was really goin' to town too, let me tell ya! Now, upon further inspection, I see she's been gnawing on for a while. It's quite chewed up!!
What's that all about??
Now you understand she is more important to me than this recliner so I'm not upset with her. I just want to know if anybody has any ideas on what I can do to discourage this. Maybe there's something I can rub on the wood to make it taste yucky? The last thing I want to do is remove splinters from her mouth! That's no way to bond.
On the side of my new recliner(or turtle's new recliner) there is a wooden handle that controls how far back the chair can go back. This morning I caught Turtle chewing on this handle. She was really goin' to town too, let me tell ya! Now, upon further inspection, I see she's been gnawing on for a while. It's quite chewed up!!
What's that all about??
Now you understand she is more important to me than this recliner so I'm not upset with her. I just want to know if anybody has any ideas on what I can do to discourage this. Maybe there's something I can rub on the wood to make it taste yucky? The last thing I want to do is remove splinters from her mouth! That's no way to bond.
I saw him gnawing on the plastic spindle from my food processor just the other night! 
