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Hope Lanter explains why dogs chew hearing aids: the smell, the squeal, the earwax. Store them in their case or charger when you're not wearing them. Loss-and-damage coverage gets used for this all the time.
Hope Lanter explains why dogs chew hearing aids: the smell, the squeal, the earwax. Store them in their case or charger when you're not wearing them. Loss-and-damage coverage gets used for this all the time.
What is the number one predator of hearing aids and why is it dogs? Well, let's think about it. Hearing aids are the best toy ever. Why? They smell like you, they squeal, and mmm, earwax. With that said, pretty easy to keep them safe. Just make sure that when they're not in your ears, they're either in your case or your charger. Almost every hearing aid is going to have a loss and damage coverage Dogs tend to be the biggest reason why that gets used. In my experience, it always seemed like Dachshunds were the ones that wanted to chew up a hearing aid. That's just a loose theory, no evidence. What do you think is the biggest dog breed to chew up a hearing aid? Maybe they've chewed up your AirPods. Either way, let us know in the comments below. And if you're a professional, what's the dog breed that you've seen the most?
