Nylabone Teething Rings Puppy Chew Toy

This is marked for puppies, and I will admit my 2 doggies have loved these since they were puppies, they are almost 4 years old now. This has been their favorite chew toy until today when the vet discovered 3 broken teeth on my mini doxie. Her assessment is that this toy has surfaces way too hard for dogs and puppies to be chewing on, resulting in broken teeth. She was quite familiar with this toy. Unfortunately my little dog had a very tough time today, has lots of pain, and I had a $900 vet bill !

This chew toy is SOLID. I can't imagine a teething puppy would be able to crack through it. It's maybe a bit too much for a smaller pup, but my mini doodle puppy has enjoyed it since she was about 9 weeks old. I did take it away for a few weeks just because I thought it might be too much for her. To increase her excitement around this toy and others like it, I recommend pulling the blue circle flat across the floor so the yellow connecting ring spins. The movement makes it more interesting and fun for pups.

My puppy has had his since he was 9 weeks old. He’s a SUPER intense chewer and it has still held up perfectly! Now he’s 7 months old and still hasn’t gone a day without playing with it. I strongly recommend this for teething puppies (you can freeze it) and dogs who just want something tough to chew.

This is the only survivor of my 8 month old teddy bear's teething phase. Every other "teething" toy we got him he destroyed and/or tried to eat, and which is not great since all these toys are nylon, rubber, or plastic. But this guy? It has some tooth marks, but it's still going strong. He loves chasing after it when you pull it across a couch or table-- the yellow ring in the middle makes great clacking sounds. He wants to play tug of war with it, too, but as hard as this thing is I'm worried it will hurt his teeth.

I have 3 power chewers and this thing is great!! I have to order 2 more because thru kero fighting over it!! Toys usually only last about 20 minutes in my house, but it's been 2 weeks and it's still going strong!!

This is a very sturdy toy and makes a clinking noise if your dog is interested in that, but dogs seem to ignore it. We rotate toys so they think they get new ones, but they ignore this one every time.

This toy is made with really hard plastic, and will fracture your puppies teeth. If you can't make an indent easily with your finger nail into toy or chew, don't get it. You will save your self expensive dental procedures in the future.

I bought it because Chewy indicated it is for puppies, small breed, and all breed. I got this yesterday. This is a little heavy for my Yorkie puppy. The packaging indicated it’s for 15-25 pounds puppies.

We have a GSD Husky Mix 7 week old puppy. This is one of her favorite toys and I gladly recommend to anyone looking to keep sharp puppy teeth occupied.

Had ridgeback puppies since they were 8 weeks old. They were never once interested in this. There were a couple other puppy toys they didn’t care for that at least my older dog played with. This was a no go for all ages.