HARTZ Chew 'n Clean Dental Duo Bacon Flavored Dog Chew Toy - 1 Count(Pack of 1),Medium

They last a bit longer than other chhew toys for my mastiff puppy

I have a 4 month old Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppy. He likes throwing it around in the air and capturing it then will settle down and chew on it. He seems to prefer this over the typical Nyla bone products. He chews on it several times per day and has not chewed off any bits and pieces or broken it. Good size for his age and breed. It's fun watching him toss it around before he gets down to the business of chewing. Certainly helps with the teething issues for a puppy his age. It's a nice bright orange which helps to find it when it gets under the furniture.

My dog can't get enough of it and some chew toys are hard to please him.

The dog absolutely loves this chew toy, and I like that it keeps her busy, however I worry how safe it is that she is swallowing the little nylon bits that come off while she chews. Also, those little pieces are sharp, so the rug always needs vacuumed after she has had a time with it.

For the price I'd say this is an amazing choice for your dog. My dog loves this thing (this is his second one) and it's an added plus that it helps with dental hygiene!

Gave my dog diarrhea. He does not usually have a sensitive stomach. He is way too short to be a counter surfer, so I know he didn’t eat anything he wasn’t given. He is never outside more than 3 minutes to potty while supervised bc he’s a Pomeranian that hops like a bunny and we have lots of Hawks. Point is, he is watched all the time and kenneled when alone. This bone was the only change that happened the last few days and he has diarrhea now. He has never gotten an upset stomach from a treat before. Threw it away.

Dogs chewed thru this like it was nothing! Didn’t last long at all!

First of all it’s not made of plastic if people would read the package it clearly status it’s a polished fiber case that surround the treat. I have a Pittbull who’s the sweetest and two english bulldogs.All three dogs love these we get the large and mediums for the bulldogs and they go they then in a couple of days( which for them is long) And get the extra large one in the picture for the pittbull. The only aggressive one is the female bulldog however all three dogs are aggressive chewers and everything( and i mean EVERYTHING else has been shredded) has been in shreds. These bones meet s similar fate but that’s what they’re designed to do. I’ve given the bones to all of my dogs including my shihtzu who just didn’t care for chewing but stuffed animals.None of them have gotten ill that’s just my experience. They don’t eat the fiberous plastic most of the time and just shred it to get the treat. but it takes days for them to do them. Even the extra large one made for dogs 70+pounds only lasts three days with my pittbull puppy(1year) .The best part of these are their temperaments afterwards. No more chewing on nondog related things. I was advised from the shelter to try and keep the toys a certain scent to help them deferentiate between them while young. If anyone gets hurt from the bones in my experience it’s been us humans who step on them, i think this is why so many of the reviews are negative. It’s very similar to stepping on a lego, if that lego has razor sharp edges. but vacuuming them or picking them up is not a huge chore compared to the other messes they’ve made. but they’re supposed to be durable they’re made for tough chewers.tldr; my aggressive chewers like these and these alone.