PetstagesOrka Mini Bone Royal Blue Dog Chew Toy

TOTAL WASTE OF $!!! Lasted less than 5hrs for the entire toy but only 2hrs for cloth ring that was chewed through and 1 rubber ring was chewed through! In the last 3 hrs of it's life!! Thought this would of at least lasted alot longer for my 4 month old Labrador/Border Collie mix dog seeing as though she has baby teeth not adult teeth!! Gave it to her last night around 8pm (2 hrs before bed, she slept all night in our bed, up at 7am to go potty and by 10am she had chewed completely through the middle ring and by noon one of the blue rings was a goner!! I ended up just throwing the entire toy away cause this toy totally not worth its money that paid for it let alone a vets bill if those pieces get stuck in her belly!!! NEVER EVER WILL I BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS COMPANY EVER AGAIN!! ANYTHING!!! Would have given a zero star rating if I could of cause it was that bad!!!

Be very careful with this toy. I have a one year old dachsund mix and it didnt take him an hour to destroy this. Ive been looking for something to keep him busy but he chews thru his toys like they were treats. Haven’t found a good one yet. It’s a good thing we watch him.

Figured I’d give this a shot after reading reviews and the description, but this lasted exactly one week, sadly. I will say in fairness, it did hold up to a lot of abuse though. I had two medium sized dogs (55lbs & 63lbs) use it as a tug of war toy part of the time. But the primary dog (55lb Aussie mix) that uses it is an anxiety chewer. Her goal is to destroy anything she chews. Only thing that has ever lasted longer than a month for her are antlers, but she gets bored with them. That included the bark box power chewer subscription, not bashing them, just didn’t work for us. But for $6, I figured I’d give it a try. Probably a better toy for small chewers without anxiety.

Ive tried the indestructible disc, kong frisbee, kong black frisbee, canvas frisbees, you name it, and this one is the only one my border collie doesn't destroy. She likes to FOLD THEM IN HALF to bring them back to me. The first one I bought lasted 2 years. Sure, after 2 years of hard abuse every day it had split and separated into three concentric rings (like a bullseye) but was still holding together with the grim determination of a bra strap on a fat chick. And it STILL flew.Its heavy rubber, thick, so its flexible but a bit weighty. For its heft it sure does fly pretty far and straight. Its also one of the few colors my dogs will actually see in grass (for some reason the "hi vis" blue/purple color my dogs are completely blind to)Just buy this frisbee. No, quit looking at the other fancy expensive frisbees. Bad. No. This one. Buy this one.

I don’t often write reviews but this is my absolute favorite toy for my dog (also his favorite toy, and he is a 90 lb rott mix, so definitely a ridiculously heavy chewer). The bone on top is the old one i bought him about 6 months ago, I bought it because it was cheap and i didn’t expect it to last long but WOW. He would chew on this for hours almost every day and it really held up. When i really need him to be preoccupied like when i need to leave him in his kennel, i’ll put some peanut butter or baby food in it, and sometimes freeze it so it’ll last extra long. Even when it started to rip recently, he couldn’t really chew the pieces off so he wasn’t able to actually eat the toy. So i bought another one, since again, ITS SO CHEAP! And it’s the same size and everything. I will buy his toys from Petstages now because every other brand can’t hold up to his giant horse jaws. The only downside is that he can’t ever get to the peanut butter when it’s in the middle, but that at least creates a challenge for him, and I’m sure you can put this thing in the dish washer, i usually just rinsed it out and tried not to put it in as far. Overall, this toy, for price and durability, is the best i’ve found in the 2 years of searching and countless toys he has eaten.

my Labradoodle has more "LAB" in him.. than Poodle to be sure.he destroys his toys..i buy " indestructible duck" toys..uh.. yea..full size frizbee... toast.. and several of them..i dont even bother with the cheap plastic dog "frisbees" i see, he breaks them in 5 min.. literally.have had this for MONTHS now.. other than a little warpage, its still about 98% intact.THAT.. is amazing.he still likes to play with it, the only thing i watch for, is him catching it as it goes to him. this thing is Heavy.i worry about it taking out a tooth, or giving him a bloody nose if he catches it head on.thats almost never the case, and i throw it to make sure of it. he's a big dog, but this thing takes some muscle to throw.so just FYI... it isnt easy to toss, like a regular Frizbee... doesnt fly like one, unless you can "muscle up" on it..but, i wanted Sturdy, and tossable.. frizbee style or no.. for that.. its been a gem..so critique aside, its well worth it if you have a dog who destroys every toy with glee..

I had to get my baby pomchi a new chew toy when I discovered that the ones I got her weren't durable and she was chewing off bits of the rubber (they're all from the variety packs of chew toys geared towards small puppies here on Amazon). I wouldn't even call her an aggressive chewer; she's not aggressive in any way/shape/form. So imagine my disappointment when she was chewing bits of pink rubber from those sets.I had reservations from some reviewers here, but decided to take the leap if only because it seemed like this is the appropriate size for my small (small, but not teeny anymore) puppy. Great to say that it was worth it--her little needle teeth haven't punctured this bone at all. She loves it, and I'm thinking of getting another one so that I can put it in the fridge for her teething. If you have a small puppy who isn't an aggressive or strong chewer, this chew bone is a great thing. I don't think it would be appropriate for larger dog puppies who could tend to have more jaw strength and chew harder/longer. Baby Chihuahuas, Pomeranians, Yorkies, maybe small Maltis, but not large Labs, Goldens, GSDs, etc.

I am searching for a ball that will provide play time for longer then 15 minuets this is a nice small ball best suited to dogs that don't power chew,lasted15 minutes with my JRT we had less then half left he loves to throw the ball around quick game of fetch and then chew and throw around am working on the chewing part , gel like material not durable or hard wearing

Best ball ever! My dog adores this ball. Everything about it is right. It is tennis ball sized so it fits in a flinger, it's incredibly robust yet lightweight with a great bounce, dogs love the texture of it in their mouths, because it isn't fabric it doesn't get really dirty or waterlogged and is easy to clean, plus I really like the colour.My Labrador was destroying other balls inside of a day so it's great to find a ball that has so far lasted several months and I even let her bring it indoors as it keeps her happily occupied and I know she won't be able to pull it apart. We love it so much I have bought spares to last us through the years in case it ever gets discontinued.The only downside is that all the other dogs in the park want to steal it because it is so wonderful! Other dog owners have had to buy 1 for their dogs because it is so popular. Her original ball now has a split in it from another dog, who is a very heavy chewer, "borrowing" it but even with that split we have used it every day for months and it has not broken.

These are just the best balls for dogs ever made;1) They are blue a colour dogs can see (and so can I in a big field)2) They have a safety finger hole for hoicking ball out of dog's throat if it shows signs of choking3) They are seamless and very flexible. The lack of seam means they are very very strong. My Jack Russell destroys tennis balls in minutes. My Orka ball has gone on for months4) They float.The only way Lola has destroyed a ball is by losing it down a badger hole.The only problem is trying to buy them in the UK

I have a nine year old staffie and since discovering this ball when he was a pup I have bought a few of them. They are basically the only ball I’ve found that he doesn’t destroy while playing within minutes, days or weeks!. I find they last an INCREDIBLE amount of time for everything he puts them through and compared to how long every other ball on the market doesn’t stand up. A couple of my friends with dogs who have very strong jaws have now started investing in these for the same reason. U may originally think that it’s a lot of money to pay for a ball but I would say u save money by the amount of time they last and last in good, useable condition.

Our dog is nearly 10, a busy fell terrier none the less. Due to a sensitive tummy, I have explored all different types of chews for him to no avail. The antlers are much too hard and in reality was discarded by him in seconds. I came across the Orka products by accident. Initially I was looking for a stick for him to safely play with as an alternative to bouncing around with those that have recently fallen from our trees in abundance. Whilst I am not completely opposed to this, the risk of him choking when chewing on them, became of increasing concern, particularly after one splintered in his mouth. I was left with the dilemma therefore of finding a product which would be happily accepted as an alternative to the sticks provided for by nature to both play with and chew on. The texture of the Orka products have really hit the mark in the case of our dog. He has both the bone and the stick. One or the other will accompany him wherever he goes. He spends time either engaging in games with them or simply laying down and chewing on them, which in turn helps him to relax. I have to take it on trust of course that the materials used are none toxic. Great products.