Nylabone DuraChew Textured Ring Flavor Medley Dog Chew Toy

This is great for dogs that chew compulsively. My most avid chewer hasn't managed to even make a dent in this yet. But it's also perfect for dogs that lick compulsively. One of my Siberian Huskies is super orally fixated and if she isn't grooming herself she is constantly licking her toys, her crate, whatever she can get to her mouth. This is great because it's flavored and textured! She will hold it with her frot paws and just lick it until she wears herself out. She doesn't chew it but as long as she is having fun and not licking the furniture I don't care.

Of course my dog plays with this, just like any other toy. But, when you come into a room and see it on the floor it looks like the stuff we put in little plastic bags. Maybe a different color would make more sense. Guests would not have such a viseral reaction.

my dog is 55lbs and this is a good size for him. he didn't seem to care about it at first but now he loves it. he tends to shred hard chews and they have to get discarded because of sharp bits and so far out of all the types we've tried this one has been the longest lasting so would recommend for heavy chewers

I bought this since both dogs are hardcore chewers. The puppy more than the old girl. I thought he’d be more interested since the shape is wonky and would be more satisfying to chew on. But he’s barely touched it, it just moves around the house when he’s trying to keep it away from the roommates dog. I thought there would be medium soft and hard chew spots so he could actually get some agitation on his gums when he chews. I was also expecting it to have that chicken scent/flavor like it says on the package but it wasn’t ! I bought 2 for both dogs but haven’t bothered opening the second one since it’s not a hit :/

We just got a new rescue LARGE pup. Already have one of these for our second dog, and it worked really well to occupy attention and satisfy chewing need;saved our shoes and furniture corners then, so figured it would do same this time especially since we'er still acclimating to other fur babies (5) in household and his restricted to our large family rm when inside at present time. He was strictly outside dog and left tied-up with another dog from puppy stage to present (vet figures he's three-ish).

I gave this toy to my dog to keep her attention away from her recent spaying. I noticed the toy seems to be peeling??thin layers of plastic. I am not sure but i do not think it is supposed to do that so i threw it away to be safe.

Product is hard as a rock. Dog wouldn't have anything to do with it. While it doesn't say it on the package, research states it isn't recommended for houses with cats. Due to the fact they break off in small pieces that can be ingested and tear up intestinal tracts.

Got me. Neither of my dogs could care any less about this. I can’t get either one to chew on it, hold it or even acknowledge it. Maybe if I soak it meat lol, they’d probably just lick it and move on. Maybe be better off to start your pup young on this. I don’t know, just another untouched toy.

My Malamute puppy loves most things - including rocks & wood - so I was hoping these would be a better alternative. He does not recognize it as a chew thing at all nor do any of my other dogs :( I bought several due to the sale but they just do not like them.

My brother and I have these for our two dogs and they both are beyond obsessed with this toy. I have found it relieves my 9 month old puppy's anxiety and he brings it everywhere with him. My brother's dog has had this toy for almost 3 years and it is his favorite thing ever. Such a good price for an irreplaceable toy for our dogs!