KONG Classic Dog Toy
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Give your furry friend a reliable and fun plaything with the KONG Classic Dog Toy. Offering enrichment by helping satisfy dogs' instinctual needs, the KONG Classic's unique all-natural red rubber formula is ultra-durable, with an erratic bounce that is ideal for dogs that like to chew, while also fulfilling a dog's need to play. Want to extend play time? And to add some extra fun into the mix, this toy can be stuffed with KONG’s Stuff’N Easy Treat, Snacks or Ziggies (sold separately) or any of her favorite rewards like peanut butter, yogurt or kibble!
Key Benefits- Made in the USA from globally sourced materials.
- Perfect for stuffing with KONG Stuff'N Easy Treat Paste and Snacks for longer-lasting play.
- Relied upon by veterinarians, trainers, and dog enthusiasts for over 40 years.
- Provides play, helps reduce boredom, and relieves separation anxiety.
- Unpredictable bounce for virtually unlimited games of fetch, even while you’re away.
Every dog plays differently and, since not all toys are created equal, it’s always best to keep a close watch on your pup in case things get ruff. Supervised play will help toys last longer and most importantly keep your pal safe. No dog toy is truly indestructible, so always remove the toy from playtime if pieces begin to break off. Power chewers: Increase one or two sizes or try KONG Extreme.
Make this toy extra fun with Stuff'N Treats.
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Item Number53350
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Dimensions3 x 1.75 x 1.5 inches
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LifestageAdult
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Breed SizeSmall Breeds
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Toy FeatureTraining
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MaterialN/A
KONG toys can be washed in the sink using warm water, soap and a bottle brush or toothbrush. For truly tough gunk removal, KONG toys are top-rack dishwasher safe (skip the heated dry cycle).
| Size | Length | Pet Weight |
|---|---|---|
| X-Small | 2.5 inches | up to 5 lbs |
| Small | 3 inches | up to 20 lbs |
| Medium | 3.5 inches | 15 to 35 lbs |
| Large | 4 inches | 30 to 65 lbs |
| X-Large | 5 inches | 60 to 90 lbs |
| XX-Large | 6 inches | 85 lbs and up |
KONG Dog Toys
KONG toys have been enriching dogs for over 40-years, strengthening the bond between dog and pet parent along the way. The KONG Classic uses the KONG All-Natural rubber formula and is ideal for average chewing dogs.
Dogs Need to Play
A dog's physical and mental development are influenced by a healthy, instinctual need to play. Built for durability, KONG dog toys encourage play and offer enrichment, meeting this natural need to play.
KONG Solutions
KONG encourages dogs to focus energy on healthy engagement, helping prevent unwanted behavior by providing a mentally stimulating, physical challenge that keeps dogs occupied and mentally challenged.
KONG Stuffing
Did you know that anything that is safe for a dog to eat is safe to stuff into a KONG? Here's how:
Stuff: Stuff loosely for beginners or tighter for more advanced users (w/KONG Snacks or your dog's favorite kibble).
Entice: Use a tasty appetizer such as KONG Easy Treat or peanut butter.
Enrich: A stuffed KONG offers mental and physical enrichment.
Extend: Want to extend playtime? Freeze for a longer-lasting challenge.
Choose the KONG That Is Right for Your Dog
Looking for more enrichment? Select a KONG Classic shape that is right for your dog.
KONG Puppy
- Beginning to Light Chewers
- Designed for Puppy Teeth and gums
- Softest Rubber
- Blue & Pink
KONG Senior
- Light Chewers
- Designed for Aging Teeth and gums
- Soft Rubber
- Purple
KONG Classic
- Average Chewers
- Designed for most adult dogs
- Durable Rubber
- Red
KONG Extreme
- Power Chewers
- Designed for extreme chewers
- Most Durable Rubber
- Black
Made in the USA. Globally Sourced Materials.
About KONG
KONG dog toys encourage play, satisfying instinctual needs and strengthening the bond between dog and pet parent. Built for durability, KONG Dog Toys offer mental and physical stimulation, all while meeting a dog's need to play. All KONG Rubber Toys are proudly made in the USA with Globally Sourced Materials.
Customer Reviews
93% Recommend
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Wasted Money
By DogMom on Sep 9, 2021
My newly adopted chihuahua mix weighs 12 lbs with a normal sized head/mouth and he had this ripped apart within 15 minutes. And that time includes chasing and bringing it back to me and playing the doggie version of soccer with it before I looked over to see the red remains of the former brand new "ultra durable" toy. I'm afraid to spend the money on the extreme version since this one went down without a fight. Maybe chihuahua mixed with piranha?
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Double check the size first!!!
By Rachel on Aug 8, 2021
You really can't beat a classic Kong as an interactive treat-filled toy. However, I made the mistake of ordering a size too large, as some people in the reviews mentioned they seemed to run a little small and my dogs are kind of an in-between size. Scroll through the product images of each size and it will show a photo with the complete outer dimensions. The outer dimensions are also listed underneath the video on the right side of the screen under product description. These measurements are not listed on the comparison charts, which go by weight, length, breed, or size of the opening (depending on where you look).
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Kong is king
By Furfun on Sep 12, 2021
Haven't used kongs in a while, but after buying these, I'm wondering why! The pups were so glad to have an activity like this. And I'm glad my rough guys can't eat it!! We had a peanut butter and coconut surprise yesterday hidden inside. Big hit!!
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She loves this
By buslady on Sep 5, 2021
I ordered different flavors to fill this with for my "super chewer". I fill with different favors of spray cans of stuff Chewy offers. She goes for it and chews and licks and plays with it. I am going to put other safe items in it also for my "super chewer".
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Peanut butter kongs, yum yum
By Kong on Sep 13, 2021
I'm learning how to make the best use of Kongs. When he gets tired and cranky around 7 PM I give him a frozen peanut butter kong and he'll go willingly into the crate to eat it and fall asleep for evening nap
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MURPHY BROWN LOVES IT....
By meggy on Aug 15, 2021
Replaced the old one that was splitting on the seam, just very used. This was bigger than I thought, must have had the medium initially. Murphy loves it though. Stuffed with dry food and top it off with canned food, then freeze it solid. Good for when I go out and it keeps her occupied.
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Great for enrichment
By SamP on Sep 16, 2021 top100Contributor
I put my puppies food in this and it is a great mental stimulation game. She not only has fun but I have fun watching her figure out how to get the food or treats out of the Kong!
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didn't last as long as I thought
By icecoffee on Aug 29, 2021
I don't consider my pup what you would call a "heavy chewer", but this didn't last long. couple months in, she was able to the top part off - KONG Extreme might be the way to go if your dog is a chewer.
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Great old school toy
By annwxyz on Aug 3, 2021
I love Kong's. My 9yr old Golden Retriever has mobility issues but rolling this around the house for an hour or two is great exercise and it's not hard on her joints. I'm trying to get my rescue to play with it but he's a tougher sell on this. I'll win him over, I know I can. :)
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Not for every dog, I guess
By PrairieShiksa on Jun 16, 2021
I was really hoping this would be something that my dog, who suffers from separation anxiety, would find enriching and help ease his anxiousness. I remembered using them when I volunteered at an SPCA shelter, and I’d help by running them through a dishwasher and then refilling them with peanut butter and slipping them into a chest freezer before leaving my shift. But I never SAW the dogs play/not play with them, so I ordered one on a hope and a prayer. Turns out my dog is initially interested in the peanut butter, but not so much the Kong. By the 3rd time I left him with a peanut butter filled Kong, I’m not sure he even touched it. Then - how do I get the peanut butter out to sanitize it I was really hoping this would be something that my dog, who suffers from separation anxiety, would find enriching and help ease his anxiousness. I remembered using them when I volunteered at an SPCA shelter, and I’d help by running them through a dishwasher and then refilling them with peanut butter and slipping them into a chest freezer before leaving my shift. But I never SAW the dogs play/not play with them, so I ordered one on a hope and a prayer. Turns out my dog is initially interested in the peanut butter, but not so much the Kong. By the 3rd time I left him with a peanut butter filled Kong, I’m not sure he even touched it. Then - how do I get the peanut butter out to sanitize it? … more
