HOUNDGAMES Puppy Toy Mat with Teething Chew Toys (20” x 20”) - Ropes, Squeaker Nose, Plush Padded Sleeping Mat – Durable and Machine Washable - Comfort and Fun, All-in-One

My new puppy loves this, too. She lays on it, paws on it, and chews on it all over. She also pooped on it once. It’s definitely durable, as it has endured one week of heavy-duty thrashing with needle-sharp puppy teeth. It's also really great that it's washable.My one gripe is that I wish that I had a better sense of what the various components are made of. I posted a question about that on Amazon, and perhaps tellingly, no one from the company answered. I have a hard time trusting that Chinese-sweatshop-made components are safe for an animal to ingest. (I see that it’s labeled “eco-friendly," but I’m more interested in whether each part, including the foam, is “puppy safe” if a puppy eventually destroys and ingests it. There’s an important difference.) So, I'm watching this carefully, and if/when my puppy actually starts to make a dent in the various components, I’ll likeky pitch this.

The media could not be loaded.  I was skeptical of this mat when I was searching for chew toys for my teething puppy. In fact, I did not purchase this at first, but after the other toys really did not keep his attention, I place my order for this.My puppy loves it! The first time on it, he started at the head then went clockwise around the mat trying out each element. As you can see in the video, he throughly enjoys shaking the head. He spends a lot of time with the rubber chew pieces too.All and all, well worth the money, it has been a winner in our house.

The Doggie Playmat arrived today and my Wheaten Terrier/Poodle LOVES IT. He wrestles with it. He chomps on the attached toys. He travels through the house taking it wherever he goes. LARGE size provides my pal every possible activity. GREAT 👍 BUY for my growing companion. The HoundGames Mat did not last long before my pup chewed it to bits. I need to change my rating because in chewing, dangerous conditions surface that I discovered that endangered my furry friend.

I really want to love this play pad, especially since our puppy LOVES it, but we are having some quality issues. Our puppy is a gentle chewer, but within 15 minutes of playing he found the zipper and pulled it apart at the seam (see picture). I inspected the zipper area and it is very easy to pull the zipper away from the rest of play pad. I am hoping I can get him to ignore this section since he loves the pad so much, but I may have to toss it out if he keeps going for opening. I think a hidden zipper and stronger stitching would make the pad perfect.Besides making it a bit more durable the only thing I would recommend would be having variety of chew toys attached, instead of two of th same ropes and two identical chew toys. Maybe a soft chew and harder chew toy? Just an idea - not effecting my rating since I knew what it came with from the pictures.UPDATE 2/26/18Sorry, but down to 1 star. The day after I wrote my original review I noticed our puppy chewing on some plastic. It took a few minutes to figure out where it came from... the Play Mat. Apparently the rope rings are just taped together to form each ring/circle. It is VERY unsafe to have plastic so easily accessible to puppy, especially when its easily accessible on a chew toy.

First of all, our puppy LOVES this play mat! The problem is, this didn't last 2 weeks with our little guy. We have a (now 10 week old) Australian Shepherd/Golden Retriever mix. He loves to chew (what puppy doesn't?), the first issue started with the webbing that is used to attach the rubberized toys to the mat...he started to shred them and they continue to deteriorate. The biggest issue was with the 'cow head', he was able to tear a hole in the back of the head and began pulling out copious amounts of stuffing. I didn't want him eating the stuffing, so I took some scissors and snipped the head off the mat. He still plays with it, but I'm not sure how long it will be before I've got to toss it out based on the two issues in two weeks.