Step 1: Conceal

If your pet cannot find your cables, your pet cannot chew your cables.

Hide cables under rugs or behind furniture for complete peace of mind.

Wherever the cable is exposed (at the appliance or at the socket), shield it with Chewb.

Step 2: Train

Cat, dog or rabbit, your pet looks up to you as the dominant alpha.

Whenever you spot your pet doing something dangerous or naughty, if you give a sharp "No!" your pet will learn quickly that it is not acceptable.

Be consistent and your voice will be enough.

When you're not in the room however, Chewb can significantly help reduce the risk of your pet coming to harm.

The Chewb on this TV cable shows evidence of chewing but the cable is undamaged. 

Step 3: Chewb

Sometimes cables cannot be concealed, and you simply cannot watch your pets 24/7.

Chewb is your final line of defence.

Inspect Chewb daily for signs of damage and replace it if required.

This laptop charger has resisted three years of curious cats and teething kittens. Toothmarks are clearly visible in the Chewb, but the cable remains undamaged.