Bone Adult Dog Chew Bone Treats, Peanut Butter - 6 ct. Pouch

Purina Busy Bone Peanut Butter Chews are like Netflix for your dog—entertaining, long-lasting, and slightly addictive. Made in USA facilities and crafted for small to medium breed adult dogs, this 10-count pouch delivers tail-wagging joy in every bite.Why It’s a Pup Pleaser:Peanut Butter Flavor: Irresistible to dogs and smells good enough to make you question your snack choices.Long-Lasting Chew Time: Keeps your dog busy while you Zoom, nap, or pretend to fold laundry.Made in USA Facilities: Quality you can trust, with standards that make tails wag and humans nod approvingly.Real-Life Perks:Great for dental distraction—helps reduce boredom and plaque with every chomp.No rawhide, no worries—just a safe, satisfying chew.Perfect size for small to medium dogs who think they’re large and in charge.Final Verdict: Busy Bone is the chew that turns your dog into a focused, peanut-butter-loving zen master. Whether you need a moment of peace or just want to treat your furry friend, this pouch packs the kind of joy that only a good chew can deliver.

My dogs absolutely love these and it kept them busy

My Great Dane absolutely loves these peanut butter chew bones. They’ve become a solid part of his daily routine—he actually waits by the pantry around the same time every day because he knows what’s coming. The moment he gets one, he trots off to his favorite spot and settles in like it’s the highlight of his afternoon. They’ve become a small but joyful part of our daily routine, and seeing how excited he gets for them makes it worth every penny.

These just arrived earlier today, and Mr. Diggy just had one a little while ago. Well, it was gone fast. He is 60 pounds and 14 years old and loves his treats so I make sure I have good ones for him because he can’t have that many. What a nice strong bone and you could smell the peanut butter. He was so excited he took it and went to lay down. He only does that with special things. I feed my dog and cats, Purina pro and I can see since they’ve been eating it that it agrees with them and makes their coats, soft and shiny besides.That’s why I bought these because they are made by Purina and there’s no rawhideI bought the larger bone and I’m glad I did. It’s a good size for him. They call him a medium sized dog, but they never tried to pick him up lol I am going to check now and see what other flavors they have although peanut butter is his favoriteTry them I think your dog will like them. Mr. Diggy gives two paws up for these.

I normally don't do treats like this, but my mom had purchased a small pack for my dogs. I was reticent to try it, but with a new puppy I was looking for something for little miss alligator teeth to chomp on that isn't my fingers. It worked out so well (I held it while she gnawed) that I purchased a big pack. While not meant for puppies, it has been working well for her to have something to grind her teeth on. Currently 10 weeks old, 20 lbs (a yellow lab) with super razor sharp teeth that is all about chomping on everything in her path. These slow her down for several minutes. She is blissed out as she works on it. Have to say, these arent super long lasting even with a tiny-ish puppy. But at least the price is good.We have had the original (pretty much no odor) and these peanut butter ones which even smell good to me! I may consider these again. Be mindful of calories! 343 calories a piece. Be mindful of their serving suggestion based on size of dog. This isnt meant to be a meal, and not meant for daily consumption. More of the rare treat style.IngredientsRice, vegetable glycerin, wheat flour, water, brewers dried yeast, chicken by-product meal, hydrogenated corn syrup, sugar, corn germ meal, beef tallow preserved with mixed-tocopherols, pork, natural and artificial peanut butter flavor, partially hydrogenated vegetable oil, wheat gluten, phosphoric acid, salt, sorbic acid (a preservative), gelatin, calcium propionate (a preservative), BHA (a preservative), BHT (a preservative), calcium carbonate, citric acid.

These are plenty big, so your dog will have a good ol' time with it. Probably won't do much else till it's gone.Not sure "chew" is an accurate description, it's more of a gnawing and slobbering kind of process. Drool seems to soften them up. Don't give them one on the bed or couch.They are hard, resilient, and rather dense, but not crunchy; they don't break up like a biscuit would. And the center is sort of like a very stiff taffy. But it took me way more licks than a Tootsie Roll Tootsie Pop, I can tell you.Our little dogs tackled one that I cut in half, and they did pretty well. But they really are too big for small dogs.

lasts a decent amount of time-and we have a shepard

These are one of our Schnauzer's favorite treats! We actually use a pipe cutter to cut them in half so he doesn't eat the whole thing in one sitting. Works great and makes them last longer!