Customer Reviews

My very vigorous chewer loves this toy. He will chew on it for hours literally! It surprises me that he doesn't get frustrated and after awhile he will leave it usually with some of the biscuit still in it and come back later. It is dishwasher safe and very durable. The ONLY drawback for me is, with some arthritis in my hands, it is hard to squeeze it open to get the biscuit in, so sometimes I wind up breaking it, which the dog loves also.

My previous dogs loved their Kong’s. Alfie not so much. He won’t even try it. I have put several different fillers in it and he sniffs it and then walks away

Not happy with the size of the long - thought medium would be larger my computer mouse is larger.

After finally getting the right size for my golden, this is his favorite toy to chomp on besides his bones. Great for putting chunks of dried beef lung!! Keeps my pup occupied!

My babies don't like these kong toys or treats at all

I was told by a friend that this product was durable and lasting for aggressive chewers so I purchased it. Unfortunately that was not the case. I have a pitbull terrier and he destroyed the thing within 10 min of me giving it to him. Same day it arrived.

I wasn't convinced by the Kong hype at first, but once I did a little research/got a little creative in how I stuffed it (and committed to ALWAYS freezing them), I was a convert. Nothing but nice things to say, and of course, Chewy is wonderful in their delivery and customer service. <3

I usually love KONGs. This one must be made of a different material. I washed it after my puppy had her lunch in it and the material started breaking down. It is really sticky now and full bite marks. She only used it once. Our other KONGs have never done this. I was really bummed.

This toy provides endless hours of self entertainment especially when loaded with treats inside. Millie is a puppy and loves to chew on this rubber toy.

Our foster German Shepard had a very stressful beginning and was slow to warm up (and even slower to trust). Of all the myriad toys in the house, he somehow became attached to our resident dog's Kong. After a few days, that Kong was his constant pacifier. Wherever he was, awake or asleep, it was. After several months of this (and remember, the Kong was old and had been used on and off for two years by our resident Shepard), the Kong began to show small cracks. We decided to try to replace the well-worn Kong with a new one, not knowing how well it might be accepted. When it arrived, we soaked the two Kongs together in a basin of warm water, stuffed the new Kong with treats, "ditched" the old Kong Our foster German Shepard had a very stressful beginning and was slow to warm up (and even slower to trust). Of all the myriad toys in the house, he somehow became attached to our resident dog's Kong. After a few days, that Kong was his constant pacifier. Wherever he was, awake or asleep, it was. After several months of this (and remember, the Kong was old and had been used on and off for two years by our resident Shepard), the Kong began to show small cracks. We decided to try to replace the well-worn Kong with a new one, not knowing how well it might be accepted. When it arrived, we soaked the two Kongs together in a basin of warm water, stuffed the new Kong with treats, "ditched" the old Kong ... for the first two days the poor pup was at a loss, searching high and low for his old buddy. We continued our efforts (by playing catch with the new one, etc.) and by the morning of the third day there was peace in our home once more. The new Kong is this dog's constant companion and really seems to give him the comfort he needs. … more