How long does it last for everyone else? My lab destroyed it on her third chewing session. Collectively, it took her less than 90 minutes to eat part.
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It lasts my lab about 2-3 months and she's a pretty hard chewer she loves them!
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Labs (including my own) are notorious for ingesting inappropriately large pieces of whatever they're chewing. I really have to watch him with any rawhide - a couple of times almost had to Heimlich him before he gagged it up. If your dog displays any signs of lethargy or distress eliminating, definitely get him to the vet to x-ray his stomach. Most of these products have warnings about the dangers of such incidents. Thanks for the heads-up though...my guy may need to live without them, even though it looks like something he'd enjoy!
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My 65 pound mix chews for about 20 mins at a time, he chews it almost every day. It last him at least a month.
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My lab is a really agressive chewer and this is why I buy these 3 at a time. He chews the heck out of them but they last much longer than any other chew toys that we have gotten for him. He chews them to the point that they don't resemble the original toy, but they are, by far his favorite chew toy. I will continue to buy these for him.
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Yikes - sorry that was your experience! My 11 month old shepherd/husky (65 lbs) took about two months to really damage his first, and about as long with his second.
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I was hoping this would last a little longer with my Border Collie pup. He's only about 25 lbs at this point but started to get pieces off of it within a week. Had to take it away. Think I'll try the Elk Antlers, better than plastic in the stomach.
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Hi Bruce,Geez that is quick. As you can see from the answers, they generally last. Want to give one more a try? Send us your order number of the one you bought, and the new one, and we will refund you. Send order numbers to info (at) benebone (dot) com. Many thanks,Peter at Benebone
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I have s Labradoodle who destroys all get toys and she is working on the Benebone for a couple of weeks already and has a long way to go .
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My Husky spit it out, she thinks it's nasty. I have to put it in peanut butter for her. My border collie though, she eats just about anything she will eat it plain but I just put it in peanut butter anyway because the extra protein is really good and it doesn't hurt anything. So I say just put it in peanut butter anyway.
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hi, i just got these from the vet. my mini doxie just had her canine teeth pulled in december, and yes, she still eats these treats. she also has had 6 other teeth taken out, so, somehow, she can still work on these. the vet, highly recommended them. i have three dogs (10 yr old terrier, 8 yr old doxie and a puppy), they all trade off on these treats. the doxie usually will take the treat after it is worked on by the other dogs, but she does chew them.
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Depending on how much your dog chews it can vary. I have a Collie and an American Pit Bull Terrier. Both are moderate chewers. I get one that they share and it lasts them 2-3 weeks until it's small enough that I don't want them chewing it anymore because they get too small for their mouths.
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I don't know if you've gotten responses yet, but I would try the Extreme (black) Kong toys, especially the XL or XXL black kong and the large black kong ball. I had a extreme power chewer and he played with his for 6mths and still no wear (the ball). Eventually he did start getting little pieces off the regular kong, but it still was very durable. I would recommend getting a kong that is bigger than you think he needs, b/c that will make it more difficult to damage, while still allowing him to play with it easily. And you can check out the huge nylabones (non-edible) and see how those work for him; mine was a 60lb lab, and he could destroy any except the largest very quickly. They are great for supervised play though. Hope this helps!
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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 ;)
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It should probably last you about a month. I have one dog that eats 4 cups a day and another that eats 2 cups a day. A bag of this food typically last me a little over 3 weeks.
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It is a quick chew like a piece of rawhide. I think it is usually gone on 10 minutes
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It is all relative to the current and ultimate size of your puppy. It will last because of it's durability and your puppy will not be able to chew it off. That is what really counts.
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I give them to my 8 pound 7 month old Shih Tzu. Sometimes he eats the whole thing, but I usually take it away after an hour of chewing or so. if it looks too used I throw it away, otherwise he gets it again another day.
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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.
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one of my 4 dogs is a chewer and totally destroyed it. It did take him a while, but - yes, it is not impossible.
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I haven't chewed one:) Kidding. Only my little 7 pound dog had a loose stool once, but after that she was fine.. so it must have been just an upset. Only one a day. Don't overfeed. Other dogs love them and it's their night=time treat. I bought the large for my Golden and the smaller ones for the Havanese....
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Have you tried using peanut butter? That might be sticky enough to last for a while. I haven't used peanut butter in the bone, but I've used it other toys. Milkbone marrow treats fit, my dog gets out in about 30 seconds. Have tried Snausages treats as well, but those only last 15 minutes or so. Good Luck!
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Mine finished it in 30 mins. The crunching sounds were really loud I thought he'd break some teeth! He didn't, but for $13 I think a frozen stuffed kong would be a better value chew entertainment.
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For us, our dog is now a 70 lb Golden Doodle and we've had it about 4 months. The plastic is hard and our chewer hasn't yet chewed it.
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They are snacks. My dog is a medium chewer (Standard Poodle, 75 lbs) and it takes her anywhere between 10-15 minutes, depending on the size. A heavy chewer will rip through them in probably 5-10 minutes.That being said, regardless of how long the dog chews them, they are a really great product that the dog really loves. I think it breaks up the monotony of my dog's longer lasting chew products.