Nylabone Teething Pacifier Puppy Chew Toy

My 8 wk old, 1.3lbs Chihuahua puppy LOVES to chew on this! She has the Kong, along with many other toys but she chews on this the most. As you can see in the pics, it's way too big for her. I was worried she'll ignore the toy but it's her favorite now. She barely touches the blue bone but loves the pink pacifier shaped one and the green ring that holds the two together. She's a powerful teether despite her size. But there's no damage to the toy so far. She would chew on anything. This toy saved my furniture and my hands, feet and hair!

Holy finger saver, Batman, when my puppy is agressively mouthy because he wants to relieve teething pain this is the greatest relief. He loves it. When he starts chewing my fingers I offer this and painless calm is restored. In one day it has helped my puppy treat his humans so much more gently and has vastly improved my kiddo's comfort with the puppy. I am here to buy backups, because I can see this will be a key part of our training and relationship building. Well done, Nylabone. And thank you for making such a great solution to a painful problem.

Like the title says, it can’t keep his attention but when he’s in a nibbling mood and he starts biting himself, people, or furniture, this is the best redirect toy to get him to do constructive biting. I think he might actually be done with teething (shelter dog so hard to guess age) so that may be part of why he’s not obsessed with these but regardless he still likes it for chewing.

I got these for my 12 week old puppy and he ignored them until he turned 4 months old when they became a point of contention on our home. He used them as tiny nunchucks to beat us all with while whipping them back and forth. He seems thrilled by them now but the whole family is sore.

I threw away the first one and bought a replacement. I should have "NOT" bought a replacement. Because, there is a warning label on the back of this product. "Not intended to be eaten or ingested. If you think your puppy swallowed a piece, take the product away and contact your veterinarian."

I like the look and feel of these. They aren't too hard so they're safe for a teething puppy, but they're sturdy and won't fall apart. I do wish though that it was better advertised that these are bacon flavored, some kind of weird oily film of bacon flavor all over them. I'll scrub them clean, so it's okay, but I don't like the idea of some weird artificial flavor all over a toy for a puppy. That's my thing though, and if you look closely in the pic, the packaging does say bacon flavor.

I thought this would be great for my 10 weeks old lab puppy, but she doesn’t play with it much. Perhaps when she gets older as it is very hard and probably better for older dogs. It’s well made and easy to keep clean.

Got this as my 4 month old mix breed started teething bad and as she got up to 6 months and her teeth got stronger, she chewed the keys right off the ring! Not the safest for pet owners, especially if you don’t want your dog ingesting potentially harmful plastic. I wouldn’t use once adult teeth begin to come in.

My puppy would rather bite our hands than anything else, but she seems to like this pacifier too! I like to put it in the freezer for a bit before giving it to her to help her gums. I know this has a flavor to it, but the smell for me hasn't been bad, which is great!

I got this toy for my German Shepherd when she was 8 weeks old - now, at 10 months, she'll still carry it around and it's so cute! The durability is amazing because i have thrown out many other toys, but this one is holding up great! Buying one for my sister's puppy too!