Benebone Durable Dog Chew Toy Box for Aggressive Chewers with Wishbone, Fishbone, Stick & Zaggler, Medium

These toys are technically “bones,” but Lucky (my 11-week-old puppy) treats them more like enemies that must be defeated in loud, bouncing combat. The pack includes four solid chew toys in bacon, maplewood, and jack salmon flavours – all made with 100% real flavour, which sounds fancy, but Lucky isn’t here to savour… he’s here to wrestle. Design-wise, they’re great: chunky, textured, and easy for small puppy paws to grip and fling. They’re made from a tough, durable material that feels like it could survive the apocalypse. Lucky’s been testing the “indestructible” claim daily with his tiny shark teeth, and so far, not even a scratch. Safety-wise, I feel confident giving these to him – no small bits, no weird rubber smells, and nothing that looks like it could snap off. They’re solid through and through, and despite the chaos he brings to the table (or the floor), I’ve never worried about them breaking apart. Speaking of floors… forget gentle chewing. Lucky throws them off his bed just to hear the dramatic CLONK when they hit the hardwood floor. Then he leaps down after them like he’s chasing a burglar. There’s barking, bouncing, pouncing, and the occasional suspicious side-eye at the bone like it started it. These aren’t just toys – they’re co-stars in his personal action movie. Noise level? Oh, you’ll hear it. Especially if you have hardwood floors. Think: “puppy vs rock-hard chew toy – live performance.” But honestly, I don’t mind. These bones keep him fully occupied for 20–30 minutes at a time, which in puppy-parent terms is basically a national holiday. He usually tires himself out and ends up passed out mid-chew, like a tiny, furry gladiator. Functionally, they do exactly what a dog toy should: they survive wild play and keep him engaged. They’ve gone flying under the sofa, under the crate (cue immediate panic-barking – “Mum, it’s GONE FOREVER”), and into every corner of the house. The fact that he actually cares when he loses one tells you everything. These are his favourite toys and he loves them. And just to be clear – I think these are definitely not cat toys. If you handed one to a cat, it would either walk away offended or start plotting revenge. These feel more like heavy-duty, dog-approved, drama-inducing chew champions. Final verdict: sturdy, safe, noisy (if you dog throws it but not noisy when chewing), and full of flavour (apparently). Lucky is obsessed, and I’m enjoying the peace and quiet after he’s done battling them.

Best dog item we have ever brought. We have two beagles, one 10 years old and one 10 months old. They weren’t getting on well until these chews arrived but now they are united in loving these and more interested in them than annoying each other. Occasionally they like to steal from each other but having more than one helps. The bacon flavoured one seems the more favoured one but both dogs like both chews. Benebones are really strong and are lasting so well. Days later they are still the favourite chew toy. Our puppy has destroyed everything else we have got her (normally within minutes) but other than some chewed areas these are lasting really well. Our dogs are occupied, quiet, content chewing which is helping their teeth. We are so pleased and glad we tried these. We will definitely be getting some more.

Great for heavy chewers. I have these scattered all over the house and can easily distract my puppy from chewing things she shouldn't by putting one of these in front of her. Long lasting and good value

Bought the recommend size for the weight of my dog (Medium) for my 11 month Cockapoo (Standard). If your dog is an aggressive chewer, especially a dog who likes to focus on one spot like mine, then I recommend you size up. We've had the chews for just over 24 hours, and the Zaggler is already at the stage of 'Light Wear'. The Maplestick seems to be more durable. Also be careful if you have laminate flooring as the Zaggler does roll and can easily roll under furniture like sofas. Overall, excellent toy for excessive chewers and will give your dog hours of fun, however the durability for excessive chewers may be a bit ambitious at a 'few weeks'. I expect each toy to last a couple weeks max at the recommended size.

I’ve bought several fish benebones. They last really well, my springer destroys most things or eats through them so quickly. But these are durable and she loves them, because they take so long to eat I know theyre safe as nothing breaks off. And you can easily see when they become a choking risk. Saw the box and knew they were good value. I love the variety of shapes, which keeps her busy. the different flavours are a great idea.

BRILLIANT! fantastic dog chews! My 4 1/2 month old cavapoo puppy simply loves them! They are extremely hard with a hint of meat flavour to encourage them to chew. She spends ages gnawing, chewing and playing with them. Excellent shape on each of them for her to grip with her paws while chewing another part.They are virtually indestructible. I am certain they have saved my shoes and furniture from being chewed while she is teething. She has been chewing on two of them for the last two months and no signs of them giving out on her yet. I cannot recommend them highly enough.

The quality of this chew is great—it’s durable, well-made, and has a nice scent that initially interested my dog. However, while he chews it occasionally, he doesn’t seem to love it as much as other chews. It’s definitely long-lasting, which is a plus, but if your dog is picky, they might not be obsessed with it. Worth a try, but I’m not sure I’d repurchase.

The only toys my dog doesn't instantly destroy! Well worth the price for how long they last.

Recomiendo este producto ,a mis perros les encanta y les entretiene muchisimo

Absolutamente incrível. Minha cachorra adora, brinca com ele todo dia desde que chegou há cerca de 4 meses. Usa muito e mesmo assim ainda tem muito. Não parece ter fim. E vê-la feliz é ótimo.

Excelente distração.

Purchased this value pack at a very good price. In hindsight, I may have been a bit premature in expecting these to work for my 4-month-old German Shepherd Dog puppy. He didn’t take much interest, likely because he’s still too young. The value is excellent, though, and I’m hoping he’ll enjoy them more as he grows.