Nylabone Puppy Toys, Dog Teething Toys & Dog Treats, Variety Flavor, Small, 3 pack

These bones are the only ones my dogs fight over! They both love the blue one and compete to eat the brown edible one. It's their favorite pack we buy them.

Small Puppy likes two of the 3 bones. He is only 4! Pounds. He might like the harder one when he gets older. Good value for the money and is helping with to puppy bitting training.

I always have a full house of foster puppies and these are absolutely perfect for their “chewing” needs. I also get the larger ones for my “Foster Fails”. Lol.

My puppies (Yorkies) loved all three bones and it did take them a little while to chew them down. Some of the other others they chew down in one day these took them at least two weeks. Teething.

Bought as a gift for 3 month old Golden Doodle, owner sent video of puppy chewing it and having the best time with it, states it durable and made of quality material

Bought as a gift for a 8 week old Bernese mountain dog puppy, owner states the puppy loves chewing it and it's very durable and made of quality material

I've tried a bunch of different brands and flavors of these long lasting chew toys. All my dogs (2 adult large breeds and 1 small breed puppy) ignored these. They won't even play with them like a toy. I gave them to my grand-pup and she at least played with it but wouldn't eat it. Disappointing for the cost.

The brown bone that was curved and marked as “edible” is extremely dangerous because it breaks apart into huge pieces that can easily cause a puppy to choke to death. Thankfully I saw it and grabbed the pieces right away. That being said, the other two bones are not edible so they don't crumble and pose a hazard and my chihuahua loves them. It's still a decent deal if you throw out the “edible” bone. I'd buy it again just for the other 2 bones cuz my pup loves them.

I bought these “puppy bones” and my 11.5 year old frenchie took the brown one that smelled like bacon. Within minutes she had eaten almost the whole thing and my 9 month old got the last bit. I freaked out, not knowing the package said “edible”. I would NEVER have gone any of them an “edible” plastic looking bone if I had known. Within days my older dog wouldn't eat and today later my 9 month old wouldn't either and they are RAVENOUS eaters. I am going to get an xray on Monday and if those bones are in them still, I'm suing Nylabone

in my opinion these are unsafe for pets. one bone broke in half the first day. the softer bone was breaking off chunks and i had to take them away. in my opinion these should be recalled as UNSAFE FOR PETS