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Most HelpfulThese nylabones come in different flavors (we just get plain) and different strengths(we buy the kind for very hard chewers).
We have three small breed dogs, one of which can chew through anything despite his laid back temperament and small size. We had been buying sterilized bones, but he was able...
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Most HelpfulI HAVE TWO YORKIES. I REALLY THOUGHT THAT THIS WOULD BE DURABLY ENOUGH FOR THE SHARP AND SHARKY ISABELLE. WRONG! SHE TORE THROUGH THIS BONE LIKE A FAT KID ON A CAKE. I COULDN'T GET IT AWAY FAST ENOUGH. SCARED ME SO MUCH I WENT TO THE VET. SHE HAD NOT COMSUMED ENOUGH TO REALLY HURT HER. HAD I LEFT THE HOUSE AND USED THIS CHEW TOY AS THE EVER POPULAR "BABYSITTER"...WHO KNOWS. I FEEL VERY STRONGLY ABOUT THIS. UNTIL YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN ABOUT WHAT CHEW ITEMS YOUR DOG CAN AND CAN NOT CHEW THROUGH; PLEASE,PLEASE,PLEASE DON'T LEAVE THEM UNATTENDED. I HAD USED THE NYLABONE IN THE PAST ON A LARGE...
read full review »My puppy is trying to get rid of his milk teeth. He has a Kong, a rope, tons of toys, but he needs something really hard to chew on. This was evidenced by him starting to chew on the doors and walls. I bought him a Nylabone. Well, first I bought what I thought was an original Nylabone, but it ended up being a Nylabone Gumabone, which is flexible and not what I wanted. Beware.
I got the Wolf sized original Nylabone, and it is great. Kilo chews on it endlessly. He was starting to get adult teeth while still retaining his milk teeth. I called the vet, and she says that could happen but to wait until...
read full review »All of my dogs love these bones and have since they were puppies. We get the large ones and they last a long time. Honestly, they are the only brand of bones we trust. They will sit and knaw on them for hours. They dont really leave a mess unless one of the dogs spits out the little pieces and they are very long lasting. Somestimes they do get chewed to a sharp point and we have to discard them...but other than that they are great bones...and are not very expensive. I normally buy them online because the pet stores like to mark up their prices.
Our vet told us to never give our dog soft chew toys or pig ears because they would harm her teeth.
Well, Nylabone to the rescue!
Our dog loves these bones...she has so many throughout the house that we are stepping on them all the time.
She tends to chew them until there is barely anything left, so she gets a lot of replacements.
They are alittle pricey but definetly worth it!
Nylabone is the perfect alternative to real bones and rawhide for dogs. Unlike real bones, you don't need to worry about the dangers like splinters, and it's much more sanitary, not to mention, doesn't smell like real bones do. Dogs love to chew on rawhide but they can be very dangerous for dogs, too. Rawhide expands in their stomachs and many are made with artificial dyes. Besides, we were tired of stepping on slimy wet bits of rawhide around the house. I found nylabone the perfect toy to help meet my teething puppy's need to chew. He loves to chew on his nylabone and to its also the...
read full review »I have a very large 120lb 8 month old puppy who loves to chew and Nylabones work great to keep him entertained. However, with his large jaw and giant size teeth he can easily chew a lot of the nylabone to pieces in minutes, swallowing large chunks. They do have large breed bones available, which the big dogs seem to love and which last a little longer. The cost is rather high, but well worth the expense if you're looking to keep your dog well entertained.
Be careful and keep an eye on your dog while he chews, so that they do not swallow to much of the bone.
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