BeneboneDental Durable Dog Chew Toy for Aggressive Chewers, Real Chicken, Made in USA, Small

We have bought countless dog toy's for our Golden puppy. He can destroy them in record time. He solves dog puzzles in record time then destroys the puzzles. Our Golden is 7 months in the picture and he loves this so much so that when he lost the first one we had to buy him a second one because it helps him calm down and relaxThank you for making this!!!

My two dogs, a pug and French bulldog fight over this chew bone on a daily basis. They both love it and it’s lasted surprisingly a long time considering they both are always gnawing on it.

I have a 60 pound pit mix who loves this “bone”. I have gotten him a smaller one before but it didn’t last as long so I got him the biggest one which has been perfect!! Definitely recommend

My dog is an aggressive chewer so this product is great for. She goes through this almost every month. At least she's not chewing everything in the house anymore.

Our puppy loves to chew on this bone toy. Even though she is little, she is an aggressive chewer and loves to chew. This is one of the only things to last, and that she enjoys chewing on. It is worth the price.

Over the course of fostering and owning 7 dogs every single one has loved this bone. I always get bacon flavored because they all love it and I’m not inclined to switch flavors.

My dog loves this bone. Some times the ends get sharp from chewing and I file them down. I had to order a few more for the winter. Happy dog. I got the medium chicken. This is the only flavor she like from this bone.

My boy loves these big chew toys! He's a really tough chewer, so these toys are perfect for him!

I bought this for my dog who is a super-chewer and so far, three weeks in, the toy is holding up well. It's a little frayed at the end but not to the extent I'm worried she will swallow anything. I can just cut off any frayed bits.To put this in context, my dog is an ex-puppy farm dog who can chew through concrete, so this is doing well. She has it during the day and probably chews on it for several hours a day.I should say that her teeth are worn down (because of her past) so perhaps a dog with bigger teeth would be able to do more damage. But she's still pretty good at destroying most toys (and wood, concrete, gnaw at stones etc) so this, so far, has been a good one.I don't know whether the supposed peanut taste actually makes any difference. I bought two, but my other dog totally ignores his and can't be bothered with it at all.

UPDATE TO BELOW REVIEWI have contacted Benebone directly regarding this matter and they have advised Amazon have sent me the old style product. They are to replace it with the new style.Having had two of these style of chews in the past with no problems or concerns, I was surprised that when I did an internet search for them that dogs had been getting them stuck on their teeth. I was happy to see that Benebone had changed the design on the back of this and ordered a replacement last week.So you can imagine how angry and upset I am that this new design is still a hazard to your dog. My dog just got this stuck on his bottom jaw. He screamed in panic and started clawing at himself to get it off. I can only be glad that both myself and my partner were there to get it off. I couldn’t have managed on my own and don’t want to imagine the damage my dog could have done to himself if he was alone.Do not leave your dog unattended with this chew. We are scratched and scraped and have had to completely clean our bedroom after the dog defecated with fear.

Ok, I have a 20 week old standard labradoodle, so quite a large lass. We bought the medium having looked at the manufacturer's description and guidance on size. It's HUGE. That's absolutely NOT a problem - we loved the size. Good value for money, we thought. And it's very strong and durable.The main problem, where my dog is concerned, is that it rocks, slides, and tumbles every which way when she tries to settle down to chew it. It doesn't keep still long enough - and she gives up very soon. She prefers to chew the legs of our wooden chair as they remain in place and not try to escape.And I wonder if it might be too hard for her still - it is really seriously very hard. She's quite a chewer and polishes off rice bones in a matter of minutes, gnaws through the legs of our chairs (one has to go soon or it will collapse one day) So she has roughen out the surface but not really a dent - that could be a good thing from one point of view - it sure is durable!Hence the three stars as it doesn't seem to interest my dog that much. Even with the bacon flavour it supposedly possesses - I can't tell and I'm not about to do a taste test myself.Update - puppy is now suddenly showing signs of liking this! She's managed to hold it in place by pressing her paws down onto it, and pushing it against a wall - and she will gnaw at it for a good 10 mins or so.

The image shows this, the wishbone benebone and a tragically neglected nylabone. Benebone products are fantastic, great for strong chewers and very safe. This is the first time I’ve had to replace in 3 years, so value actually works out to be superb - especially if you add up the cost of the ignored alternatives scattered around the place!

My 18 month old Cockapoo, who weighs only 7kg, is a prolific chewer & will demolish soft or rope toys in minutes. The only thing that has given value for money is the various forms of Nylabone which she loves. So, after reading all the reviews for the Benebone products, I had high hopes that I’d found an alternative to the over priced Nylabone. But sadly, within minutes of being given the chew, tiny shards of it started to splinter off & I had to take it off her. Extremely disappointed for the money paid. If I’d gone for a cheap option I wouldn’t feel so cheated but this product is not for heavy chewers.