Do these Nubz last awhile for the average dog, or do they just last few minutes like a chewy treat?
384010
I break them in half and put inside my lab's large Kong. It keeps her occupied for almost an hour sometimes! She eventually gets it out though ;)
384011
We have a Boxer mix who is a vigorous chewer, and they last 10-20 minutes with him on average. (Unless he buries them in the back yard--then they last a lot longer!) Not too bad--for him anyway--and he loves them.
384012
They're a chewy treat. We actually break each one into fourths and treat it that way.
384013
I have an 80 pound greyhound. I give him half at a time. He finishes it within a minute or two. He does love them!
384014
They last longer than a chewy, but not as long as a real bone. I bread them in half, and it takes my mini poodle 15-20 minutes and my Chihuahau/poodle about 1/2 hour to get through one. I don't know how long it would take a larger dog.
555523
It really depends on the dog. We have a young terrier/lab mix and she can go thru these in mere weeks. Our older lab...lasts twice as long. Best price though...won't find size and price at local pet store and no smell.
348973
They vary in size and thickness. Some are about an 1/8" thick and some are a bit more than 1/4". None have been thicker than that. If your dog is fairly small (we have miniature beagles) they will be able to chew these. They might not last too long with larger breeds but it helps with massaging their gums. I hope this answers your question.
2123265
It depends on your dog. They last about 1 month on my dachshund because he is rough; he scratches the door and ground, chews on them, and his nails grow fast. My Chow Chow had her last set for 3 months, but her nails grow slow, she is less active than my dachshund, and she does not try to chew hers off.
709525
I would say they last about 20 minutes providing you dont chew. They are hard mints but near the end they are a little powdery making them softer to chew.
2123261
They usually last one to two weeks on our active dog, but last three to four weeks on our cat. They would probably last longer on our cat but he chews them off.
97588
Yes, these are chewable ! I usually just place in my mouth and they dissolve.
956231
My dog is quite a chewer, so it probably doesn't take her very long. But I can't be sure, because we give these treats when we have to crate her. I do know there's no way they last as long as rawhides, though. And be wary of the Nylabone chew toys with the sold surface. They're made in China, NOT the Healthy Edibles, which are still made here. And I won't let my dog have the ones from China, after she got really sick after chewing on one of them for several hours.
514148
No they get chewy. They have a very long shelf life in the refrigerator though
491132
We use Lean Treats, I think that is what they are called. They are soft and malleable, allowing me to squeeze them a bit so they fell out easily. Takes a bit of effort though. Quite a lot of fun for our dog.
371678
I have a German Shepherd and 20 minutes is about the most any of these chews last. She loves them though........
724651
These are more like a large dog treat..they are hard and crunchy. They are devoured by my dog (golden doodle) in about a minute. They are not a long lasting chew like rawhide.
338504
Not in my opinion. My dog is a 10 year old 40 pound border collie and they are fine for him. He doesn't like solid rawhide, so he won't eat the ones labeled for his size. They really do help his breath - better and much less expensive than Greenies. I also give him the small (5" long, 1/4" diameter) regular granulated munchy sticks and his teeth are in great shape!
1512333
No, they're a good, but small treat you can give more liberally for training without ruining their diet. They're roughly the size of an average piece of kibble, but soft.
1150748
Dog chews have a long expiration date and stay fresh. I buy a lot at one time because our Lab has lots of food allergies and this is one of the few treats/chews he can actually have. A big plus is that they are made in the USA. I have been buying this product for a number of months and have no complaints.
206641
As long as the bottle says, "chewable", they are. My dog likes the taste. However, he's a huge boy and I think he swallows them whole most of the time. I still only buy the chewable because he will not swallow the capsules without them being hidden in food. I've researched Denosyl and found that it is most effective when given an hour before eating in the morning. That means that a sleepy owner (Me) had to get it down a sleepy dog. The chewable is 1000 times easier to do at that hour. I will also add that my dog takes Rimadyl and Denosyl took his liver enzymes from very high to normal in about 3 weeks, so its been well worth the investment and effort.
956230
Yep, for my dog they last at least twice as long as a Greenie. Not near as long as a rawhide.