PetstagesOrka Dental Links Dog Chew Toy

What a winner this toy was during my little man's puppy teething stage. High quality, durability, and price make this toy easily affordable and for a great purpose. This was an instant hit (you can give directly to your dog or if the teething/chewing gets bad, place in the freezer then give when chilled). The toy does not have an odor when opening the package, dogs can see blue (Great COLOR) which is another reason we chose this product to keep him entertained. It kept my little boy entertained, which a bonus of the toy not squeaking incessantly. I mean, how can you deny this cute face a great toy!

This is the best dog frisbee I've tried. I have a 90lb Lab that only thinks about eating, car rides and, of course, frisbee. He's a great catcher and this frisbee is his favorite.It is heavy enough that it can still fly in some reasonably strong winds. It is also soft enough that I can throw it 100 feet and he can catch it at full speed without it hurting him at all.I've tried a 3 other dog frisbee brands in the past. Other brands I've tried are too light and flimsy and won't fly well in even a light wind. They also tend to crack and chip and, I believe, my dog doesn't care as much for them because of their brittle nature.On the down side, after some use (and I use mine almost daily. Multiple times. He insists.) after about 5ish months of hard, hard use they will begin to deteriorate a bit. Cracks will develop on the sides causing the frisbee to be a little harder to throw. At this point the frisbee is still usable but, is a sign that you will need to replace it soon. I don't think this is a design flaw and I doubt any other frisbee would necessarily last any longer. Certainly the others that I have tried haven't.Another thing to be aware of is storage of this frisbee. I live in a 4 seasons environment. I've noticed that if you store this frisbee vertically it can lead to a misshapen frisbee that does not fly as well. This happens primarily when you bring it back into a warm house after having had it exposed to sub 30 degree (F) temps. The frisbee will droop when you lean it up against something (as opposed to just laying it flat on a counter) and will stay permanently in that warped shape. Storing it flat on a counter top seems to avoid this issue.At any rate, I go through about 2 of these a year now and don't think twice about it considering how much use I get out of them and how much joy it brings to the old boy.

The media could not be loaded. My puppy Maverick is obsessed with this toy! The combo of rubber and rope is exactly what he needed for teething—tough enough to handle his chewing but still gentle on his gums. It keeps him entertained for ages, and I’ve definitely noticed less chewing on things he shouldn’t be chewing. It’s durable, easy to toss in the wash, and he carries it around like it’s his most prized possession. Total win for teething pups!

Our puppy loves these chew rings. We use them frequently to redirect him from chewing on our hands. I rated 4 stars because I noticed today that the green plastic ring is broken already. Pup must have chewed through it. Still a great chew toy for a new puppy!

We have a puppy who is an aggressive chewer. Our puppy enjoyed the toy immediately. Three stars because the rubber rings are the most durable part. The rope connecting ring will be destroyed within hours.I was hoping it would remain connected, but that isn’t going to happen. The toy is well made, but not durable enough for an aggressive teether or chewer.Next time, make the toy with three rubber connecting rings. That will add to the durability of this product.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Durable and affordable... My Pitbull mix dog is a chewer. She destroys just about every toy I buy her within hours (sometimes minutes). But she LOVES this toy and has been gnawing on it for 3 weeks now and it's still completely in tact & holding strong. One of the BEST toys I've ever gotten for her and it was only a few dollars!!

This toy has its flaws, but it's perfect for my dog! We love "blue bone" around here!It gets kind of gross after a few months of shoving small treats into its holes, but I am in the habit of just replacing it regularly. My small 2 year old chihuahua mix loves trying to get treats out of this toy and often just nibbles at it to taste the treats he inadvertently shoved deeper inside the bone. He has a small mouth and teeth, so it takes him a while to destroy it... it does eventually tear at the openings over time.The openings are small, so you'll need small treats for these. I've found that this toy works great with small soft training treats like Zuke's or Bixbi, as my dog can lick them out slowly instead of trying to remove hard treats. My dog is a "strong" chewer, but not a "power" chewer.. I doubt this would hold up to a larger dog with a stronger jaw, but it's perfect for a small dog and puppies.When the openings start to tear I just order another. I don't expect these to last forever.Again, it gets gross after enough treat residue is shoved so deep into it that my dog can't get it out, but whatever. It's the perfect little treat toy when I want to reward him and keep him occupied for about 10 minutes at the same time."Blue bone" forever!