N-Bone Teeny Puppy Teething Rings Chicken Flavor 7 Count / 4.6oz

Healthy chew for very sharp teeth!

Oh how our puppy loves these! He’s teething and chews on absolutely everything and anything! For some reason, he likes paper and cardboard and can really make a mess. He also likes to chew on wood furniture. These rings help keep him occupied and help save the house!

These are great to keep little puppies oupied instead of using other household items for teething!!

We have a multiple dog household.A 12-year-old, and a three month old Australian shepherd/border collie mix.Well, when we give one a treat, we have to give both of them a treat. And I’ve learned they want the exact same treat.I am not strong enough to break this ring in pieces. So I give one to my older dog. She breaks it up. The little dog grabs a piece and runs.Of course all the other pieces get eaten by my 12 year old dog.Since I don’t have the flexibility to give them smaller pieces, it gives the older dog much more of this treat at one time than I would prefer.Both of my dogs devour this in record time. No slow chewing. No lasting for days. It’s gone before I get the dishes put in the dishwasher.It may work perfectly fine in a single dog household. Or maybe if you had an older dog who did not want every single thing the puppy gets… and vice versa.But, for me and my family, it isn’t quite working out the way I hoped.It is a good product. I wish it would’ve worked out better for us. :-)

Our puppy enjoys these teething rings a great deal and they keep her busy and not using us as a chew toy.

Our 16 week old Maltese pup loves the ring but this things turns into a sticky mess and the residue was stuck to our little dudes paws and face.It worked very well from a teething perspective, but we won’t use anymore due to the stickiness and residue on his hair.

Perfect for our 9 week old puppy she loves them and keeps her entertained. Will purchase again

We have a 16 week old mini schnauzer puppy who loves these things. Part of it is definitely that he can sink his teeth into it multiple times (kinda like a hard wax texture?), part of it is the shape due to how he tosses it, and another must be the flavor. Thankfully it doesn't smell as bad as the bully stick nor the cod skins we have. The cod skins do not offer the "teeth sinking" feeling this does, and while bully sticks do they stink so much.I would note that these rings do leave a sticky hard residue, likely from the rice flour or maybe the gelatin as it reminds me of how my hands feel after getting dried over cooked rice on clothing. His beard and paws feel crunchy afterwards and this can also end up on you, clothing, and furniture. We find this a very fair trade for the length of time this has entertained our landshark puppy though when compared to the smells of bully sticks and codskins (or the left over scales). Some hot water on a wash rag can clean it up easily without stains.