Jasmine Amlani’s Chew Bar offers a wide variety of chews at Oli’s Pet Stuff in San Antonio, TX.

Amy Schiek created this chew bar for her Lucky Dogs in Skaneateles, NY.

Corey Heenan’s bar at Corey’s Canine Creations in Altamont, NY, overflows with chewy goodness.

Jeffrey Jensen and Matt Brazleton tuck this colorful bin display into a high-traffic zone in their building.

April Meier gives fish chews their own display at Pawsitively Scrumptious in Crestview, FL.

More treats and chews at Pawsitively Scrumptious in Crestview, FL.

Youngblood’s Natural Animal Care Center & Massage has expanded chew offerings at its new location in Wilkinson, IN. A customer built this fixture for owners Samantha and Kim Youngblood!

Co-owner Ben Huber built the chew bar at Petagogy in Pittsburgh, PA. It has 48 bins with plexiglass doors, and slats up top.

Dani Edgerton designed the chew bar at A Place for Paws in Columbiana, OH, and her husband built it. She keeps it fully stocked and tidy.

Trace Menchaca takes a humorous approach to displaying chews at Flying M Pet Grocery in Houston, TX.

Lisa Boegl took a simple, rustic approach with this display at Eldorado Country Pet in Santa Fe, NM.

Jamee Yocum keeps chews in glass jars at Bark on Park in Jacksonville, FL. They keep the local insects at bay.

Leslie and Sarah Stewart of Southern Barker in Lexington, KY, use metal buckets for the natural chews in their Barker Bar.

Elaina Stanley hired a local craftsman to make the chew bar at Three Happy Hounds in Fernley, NV. The cubbies are customizable, and it rolls easily for cleaning and making room for events (when they can happen again).

Wire buckets fit neatly into the chews fixture at Beth Staley’s Happy Dog Barkery in Downers Grove, IL.

Kaitlin McGrath uses outward facing metal buckets to display chews at Belmont Pet Shop in Belmont, MA.

Anna Woodcock ordered wire shelving from a restaurant supply company for the chew bar at Brown Dog Bakery in Ankeny, IA.

The Chew Bar by Pattie Zeller at Animal Connection in Charlottesville, VA.

Comora Tolliver chose a variety of dainty dishes to display chews at Barkers Anonymous in Hendersonville, NC.

More chews show on a tiered table she had built for Barkers Anonymous in Hendersonville, NC.

Fixtures in the store’s signature red hold chews at Dog Krazy stores in Virginia. Nancy and Chris Guinn are big fans of Earth Animal’s No-Hide.

Customers shop the sweet chew display at Jessica Disko-Cooke’s The Yuppy Puppy Pet Spa in O’Fallon, MO.

Chalkboard signage on metal buckets keep chews neat at Wendy Megyese’s Muttigans in Emerald Isle, NC.

Buckets hang from shelves and sit on tables at Muttigans in Emerald Isle, NC.

Michael Morris put together the chew display at Yarn and Bone Pet Supply in Camden, DE, using wire bins and metal and metal buckets.

Sherri DeChaine created The Butcher Shop at her Woof! Woof! Pet Boutique & Biscuit Bar in Bristol, RI.

Just about any imaginable chew can be found at Woof! Woof! Pet Boutique & Biscuit Bar in Bristol, RI.

The Woof! Woof! Pet Boutique & Biscuit Bar in New Bedford, MA, also has The Butcher Shop for customers.

A wire bin fixture displays chews at Cynthia McKinney’s Loyl’s Natural Pet Grocery and Groomery in Houston, TX.

Bright green bins draw customers to the chew display at Keith Henline’s Asheville Pet Supply in Asheville, NC.

The Vital Essentials neon sign draws in chewers at Jennifer Moore Baker’s The Grateful Dog Bakery Inc in North Ridgeville, OH.

So many chews to choose from at Johnna Devereaux’s Part-y Bar at Fetch RI in Richmond, RI.

Annabell Bivens offers a chew to suit every pup at The Dog Store in Alexandria, VA.

Wood, class and metal containers create an eclectic display at The Dog Store in Alexandria, VA.

Metal buckets hanging from a wire fixture offer up chews at Richie Powell’s All American Pet Supplies and Grooming in Springfield, OR.

Vital Essential chews are available at the checkout desk at All American Pet Supplies and Grooming in Springfield, OR.

Mel Whitaker offers a line of natural chews at Purr-fect Paws Pet Supplies in Logan Lake, BC, Canada.