Bone Shape Dog Dental Toy Slow Eat Free BPA Rubber 2 Pack Playing Toy Balls for Dog

I put little treats on each end and the dog loves this toy. The colors are a beautiful aqua and one is orange. I have a mini dachshund who has destroyed a lot of my things especially kitchen table legs. He's destroyed any toy I've bought him, but these are made of a nice rubber and he has not destroyed. Does walk around carrying it too..

Doggy likes chewing on these for yummy treats, and they bounce pretty well for games of indoor fetch. These are fairly eas for my doggy to get the treats out of, so they are a shorter lasting treat dispenser compared to some other brands.

I bought these for my 6 chocolate labs - mainly for the 4 "babies" that are 8 months old and stuck in their rooms [kennels] all day while we are at work - the two big ones roam the house. I had high hopes after reading the description "The ball size is fit for different size dog, no matter it's Bullmastiff, Chihuahua, Samoyed, Mastiff, Labrador retriever, Borzoi or German shepherd."When I received them, the first thing I noticed was the size - I really was thinking the toys would be bigger, but I figured "hey, no biggie, they'll still like them." Then, I noticed a smudge on one of the "balls" on the aqua/blue one (pictured). As I was looking at the smudge (trying to figure out if they were used) I noticed that it appears that the balls are actually glued onto the stick section - I did my best to also get the glue in the picture - you can see it better on the aqua/blue toy. I couldn't tell if this was just an extra precaution of the company to keep them from easily tearing apart or if they are actually 3 parts glued together. I lightly pushed on the connection and it looked like they would come apart for a larger dog. My smallest baby is 60lbs - if the balls on the ends were bigger, I would have taken a chance on the toys, but I was too terrified of the babies tearing the balls off and choking on them.If you have a smaller dog, I'm sure these would be fantastic for them! For those of us with bigger ones...I wouldn't suggest them. Please note that I did NOT give them to my dogs - I got my husband's opinion and then packaged them up to return them. Perhaps they would have been okay, especially with us supervising them, but I wasn't going to take the chance - especially since I was hoping they would be for when we are not around.

So I checked the mail today excited to share these indestructible teeth cleaning toys. And immediately out of the package they were excited as I was. I handed it them each. both dogs undecided on which color to fight over. Thenwithin minutes they settle to the chewing. I watched how well they were enjoying them. Then less than 2 minutes one had pulled the ball end off to show what appears to be a hollowed thru ball where a ball slides on to the middle. It was basically attached by a rubber weld where these connected. As thin as a latex gloves. So now I'm down to one and $10 for one down the pipe. I would never recommend these. $1 toys are better.

It looked fun and i put a few dog food pieces in the teeth but my dog destroyed it in 25 mins. I am sure it is a good toy for smaller dog. But not good for a heavy chewing dog.

This product is a little small for large dogs, but they enjoy playing with it and it is rugged enough to have survived. I would say it should work well for the intended purpose for a dog under 60ish pounds.

Purchased several months ago for our puppy. It is durable and provides a variety of textures and ways to stuff treats.

My dogs are small but they are really rough with toys. Most last less than a day. These lasted a lot longer than most. Also even when the ball ends came off they still played with the balls.