Lewondr Indestructible Dog Toys For Aggressive Chewers, Tough Rubber Natural Treat Dispenser, Interactive Dog Chew Toy for Boredom Medium Large Dogs, Dog Dental Care, Blue

I purchased this on the 27th of December after another failed “toughest toys” haul for my pooches Christmas presents.I have a young Rottweiler x Bernese that is a power chewer.She has obliterated varieties of kongs, nyla bone, tasty bone the list is endless.We’ve spent hundreds, and I mean hundreds on “tough” dog toys in the last nearly 3 years and they have lasted usually no longer than 4-6 hours. She has chewed toys like nyla bones that hard, she has chipped her bottom canines.I was sceptical when I searched for tough dog toys on Amazon, but I found Lewondr.It’s the most expensive singular dog toy I have ever bought her and I hadn’t heard of the brand before, but luckily for me I chanced it and hoped it would stand up to the reviews, and it really, really did.I CANNOT rate this chew toy highly enough! She loves it and can chew it as hard as she can continuously with no tear or breaking the toy or her own teeth!It goes everywhere with her, we don’t actually need to use food incentives or treats with it.The only downside and it’s small is that she was able to tear away one of the inner flaps that holds larger treats, she got bored after the first one came off and has left the others alone, regardless it DOES NOT effect use in any way. If this did happen you would just have to get more creative with other treats that aren’t chunky, dog safe peanut butter is perfect for this toy if your dog needs incentive to chew for boredom, training or zoom time.It’s truly the toughest and the best I have found since we got our pooch.I will and do recommend this chew toy to everyone I can that has dogs that are power chewers.I think this toy may even withstand staff/pit/bully breeds toy destroying habits.I will never buy anything else.Absolutely life changing for Nala and our bank balance.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  It’s a lot heavier than I thought so watch your toes!! My Sprocker loves to drop treat toys on your toes when she’s stuck!! This is strong and SOLID, ZERO interest in it until she saw us put treats in and THEN she wanted it, that was a main reason for purchase and the recommendation by a fellow Amazon buyer “Cosmo Sprockerton” as this showed it would be a suitable size for our Sprocker. Took a few goes for her to figure out how to move it but after that she was off and it kept her amused for ages! Us eating was of ZERO interest to her!! I need to learn how to cut the carrots so they fall out as the gaps are far to big for her feed biscuits I wanted this for but as we combine them with carrots we can adapt and we can shove them into the outer bits which is time consuming for her to get out! So with a bit of learning from me and Meg we will figure it out! But so far great. The flaps are not flimsy but pliable without being chewable and i doubt they could get their teeth in to chew this area as Meg couldn’t get in to manipulate the flaps to release the carrots I had to recut them as I’d made them too thick but we will learn - she’s had her lunch snack now and is still keeping a eye on where it’s sitting in the kitchen in case it gets refilled - we don’t leave her with a empty treat toy and it will go away till the next day. Keeps her interested. All in all happy with the purchase. Forgot to take a photo so added a couple of treats to add photo to this meg happy to oblige!

This is brilliant!! We got a GSD pup and they can chew, also being a working dog I wanted something that would make my pup work for her food. This is brilliant, my pup absolutely loves it, great for slowing her down when eating, keeping her mind active and great for bad teething days. Mashed banana or peanut butter in the tread on the side and frozen will keep her happy for ages and it’s easy to clean. Recommended this to literally everyone, should she ever break it (doubtful) I’d definitely be back to buy another.

My dog had no interest in this it sounded great but the hole in the centre is very big hard to add treats I tried putting peanut butter on it but still no interest odd as he loves peanut butter on other toys it is robust that's why I got it but no point having something just sitting there so returning,it's also quite tricky cleaning food off the bumps it took a while to get the peanut butter off if your dog is happy chewing rubber maybe just the thing for yours ?

This is the longest lasting toy we have bought. We have an american bulldog x staff so she chewers well. We can put treats in it and it can take up to 20 mins for her to get them all out. The centre tabs are starting to go after 6 weeks but that is still 5 weeks and 6 days longer than most of the other toys we've bought. The outside is still in one piece and can be use for spreadable treats. Would recomend to anyone with a dog that chews.

Ziggy destroys all toys except a nylon bone and a kong. He is able to rip little bits off, especially the inner flaps but it is still in one piece and he loves it. When I gave him it, he spent 3 hours constantly chewing it and was worn out after the 3 hrs. Good product.

The main body is robust enough, but a key design fault is the flaps where you put the food / treats. They are too flimsy. One day in and two flaps have come off.

Very durable. I was expecting the flaps to come off after reading previous reviews but they are still in place after a month or so of daily use.I put dry food in the middle and smear some peanut butter around the edges to keep my cocker cross lab happy in the morning and she loves chewing it for a good hour or so. Only a few minor teeth marks around the edges which may just be visible in the photo. No chunks missing yet so lasting pretty well!