Benebone Bacon Flavor Wishbone Tough Dog Chew Toy

My dog is on the smaller size (about 20 lbs) and loves to shred stuff up. I got the medium sized benebone and it's perfect for my chewer. He's able to get a good hold of this wishbone shape because of the curve to it and split branch. We've had it for a few weeks now and it's holding strong, he spends a lot of time working on this bone every day. It hasn't changed shape at all, he hasn't managed to gnaw any of the bone-ends off yet, just scraped up. It gets scruffy and snaggly, but he doesn't seem to mind.

We have been on the search for something to keep our dainty 40 dog Hartlee, entertain without actually giving her something to eat. She loves to chew, but not destroy toys. We did not want to give her bully sticks all the time, since they add weight and to be honest, the thickest ones only last about 10 minutes before she is done. When we give her a Benebone she will happily chew on it for hours. We bought both the small and medium since we have 2 dogs and while second dog is not a crazy about his, he does enjoy carrying in around the house. Great purchases. Will be back for more if they ever get through these.

Got a German Shepard pup and had an older wishbone around that our beagle no longer played with. She absolutely loves chewing on it and it keeps her very occupied. She surprisingly hasn’t chewed any furniture or things that she’s not supposed to be (other than paper towels). We get one about every month to 3 depending on her chewing consistency.

If you have a chewer, this is a great bone to get. That being said, you must always watch just how much it gets chewed so the small pieces they get off aren't swallowed. It does take a while for them to do that though a bigger and stronger mouth would probably get through the bones quicker. We have pugs and they are seniors, so the chewing is less and the jaws not so strong as when they were younger. These bones they really haven't chewed. They have licked them, but our other dog that is owned by our daughter loves hers. She tries to grab these and chew them, but our pugs keep an eye on them when I put them out, so she doesn't dare to take them. Probably, I will let the little one get them, as If you have a chewer, this is a great bone to get. That being said, you must always watch just how much it gets chewed so the small pieces they get off aren't swallowed. It does take a while for them to do that though a bigger and stronger mouth would probably get through the bones quicker. We have pugs and they are seniors, so the chewing is less and the jaws not so strong as when they were younger. These bones they really haven't chewed. They have licked them, but our other dog that is owned by our daughter loves hers. She tries to grab these and chew them, but our pugs keep an eye on them when I put them out, so she doesn't dare to take them. Probably, I will let the little one get them, as our dogs seem to like bones better when they are first chewed by the other pup. (They have taken hers on occasion to munch on. So since these are new and not chewed, they don't seem to be as interested.) … more

My dogs love these so I bought them for my neighbors 4 dogs. Hopefully they love them too. They come in bacon, peanut butter and I think chicken flavor. I buy bacon and peanut butter and they love them, and they do not make my dogs sick! They are very durable and last a long time!!! I won’t buy any others because my dogs don’t like them!!

This chew came quickly. The wrapping was easy to remove. I bought this for a dog I just adopted and am trying out a selecton of toys to see which he prefers. He showed some interest and it kept him busy for awhile. I remove the toy when he is done playing as I am afraid he may ingest a piece. He doesn't mind that he gets it only occasionally. He free plays with rope toys and I brush his teeth, so I am not using this to keep his teeth clean. Good item to have around and use occasionally. It seems he is more of a lover than a chewer as he drags around a stuffie all the time, chews on its various body parts and I do not have to be as vigilant with those toys. He has several of these tough chew kinds This chew came quickly. The wrapping was easy to remove. I bought this for a dog I just adopted and am trying out a selecton of toys to see which he prefers. He showed some interest and it kept him busy for awhile. I remove the toy when he is done playing as I am afraid he may ingest a piece. He doesn't mind that he gets it only occasionally. He free plays with rope toys and I brush his teeth, so I am not using this to keep his teeth clean. Good item to have around and use occasionally. It seems he is more of a lover than a chewer as he drags around a stuffie all the time, chews on its various body parts and I do not have to be as vigilant with those toys. He has several of these tough chew kinds of toys and they work well for him, though. … more

I think personally this seems like a great idea for a chew toy. My friend has recommended Benebone chew toys because her dogs love them. Every dog is different in what they might like, mine has decided he doesn't care for this one. I even tried adding some spray cheese and peanut butter onto it, he will gladly lick off the toppings, but still ignores the actual toy. It is sad because he loves to chew on things, and this is a cool toy because they can grip it easily with a paw to hold it steady for chewing, easy to carry around for dogs who like to have a toy in their mouth. I still recommend it to anyone who has a dog that likes to chew on toys.

My veterinarian dentist says this is too hard, let alone for a Chihuahua. . Guess I will have to return it, as we never used it. I asked if I could at least give it to a friend's Golden Retriever and he said absolutely not. It will chip and break the dog's teeth. His rule of thumb is to take the chew and hit your knee with it: if you wouldn't do that again, then don't give it to your dog. He says you should be looking for a chew with some "give" to it.

They last longer than bully sticks, don’t smell, and are zero calories which means we have more room for training treats! My 9 month GSD LOVES his, though he will only chew one spot. Keeps him occupied, lasts long (both durable and retaining interest), and is just as appealing as his fav bully stick.

He chews on one end whenever he can, holding ends down with paws. We switch with softer toys for late at night chewing because it’s super noisy on hardwood floors for downstairs neighbors. But it’s not disappearing like some other bones. It’s great.