Interactive Dog Toys for Aggressive Chewers Indestructible Dog Toy to Keep Them Busy Corn-Shaped Durable Dog Chew Toys

Great threat toy she love her peanut butter in it! Read more

My dog loved it! Read more

Great for hard chewers only down side is you need big treat in order to keep dogs interested Read more

These treat dispensing chew toys are great, my 40+lb pibble puppy is quite the chewer and these really give her something hard to chew and she does, literally for hours. They are large and heavy, don't let it fall on your foot! She carries it around like it's nothing, though, and she takes it everywhere she goes! You can put something like peanut butter in the end and it comes with little cups that you can fill with like yogurt and treats and freeze that go inside so they can lick and chew and stay busy for quite some time. The bottom locking mechanism that keeps the cup inside is designed really well, my puppy has yet to get the bottom off and the cup out, which other similar toys she has gotten apart. I was worried about the material these are made from because others have seemed like plastic and her chewing has left sharp edges and pieces to possibly scratch her gums, also small pieces come off that she likely ingests which is clearly worrisome. These are made from food grade nylon and coffee wood fiber with NO BPA, PVC or Phthalates and I can tell because it stays pretty smooth and does NOT get the sharp plastic points along the edges, which makes me feel so much better about her chewing these. And they are tough because she has had the corn for two whole months and she just got the croissant for Christmas, you can see how intact the corn is still! Other types of this toy I have had to take away and throw away with in 2-3 weeks. These are very much worth the cost to me because I see these being around for quite some time, love these! Read more

My dog is an aggressive chewer of toys. I wanted these because it says it is a chew toy. However this is not quite what I expected. I was expecting kind of a hard rubber type of texture that a dog can actually chew on. I feel like these are a made with quality, and clever design. However they are hard like a brick. It is very heavy. This by no means a chewtoy and she is completely not interested in chewing on it at all. It does function as a licking toy because you can stuff the cavities on either end or the little cup with something for your dog to lick. I filled the cups with frozen meat and yogurt. She did enjoy licking out the contents of the little cup and that occupied her for maybe fifteen minutes. Other than that she is completely uninterested in this corn cob. So for me it is overkill just to give her something frozen to lick. Big and heavy like a brick and I have nowhere to store it. If it is lying around , i'm afraid I will kick it and break my toe on it. Read more

Very durable toy—my aggressive chewer hasn’t been able to destroy it. The corn shape keeps my dog interested, and freezing treats inside helps with boredom and anxiety. Great size for medium to large dogs and easy to clean. Cute and good value for the money. Highly recommend. Read more

The concept of this dog toy is great, but the product description says, "tough dog toy is built to withstand aggressive chewing" and it's definitely not. Pieces of the toy started to flake off within 20 minutes of my 10 month old German Shepherd Mix (medium sized dog) chewing on it. The flakes were all over the couch and did not seem safe for my dog to be inhaling small flakes like that. I am disappointed with this product and I still have yet to find a toy my pup can't chew through or destroy because he loves to chew. Read more

These corn shaped chews are hilarious to look at and apparently extremely satisfying to chomp. The texture is firm with enough give that dogs can really sink their teeth in without destroying it in five minutes. The ridges and bumps give them something to work on, which keeps determined chewers busy. The material feels tough and the toys have enough weight that they do not feel like hollow props. They rinse off easily in the sink when they get slimy, and they do not carry a strong chemical smell out of the package. Larger dogs get a good jaw workout while medium pups can still handle them comfortably. In a basket full of toys these are the ones that keep getting hauled back over. They scratch that chewing itch and survive it, which is exactly what they need to do. Read more