Dog Toys, Indestructible Cactus Chew Toy, Natural Rubber Milk Flavor, Puppy Teething Toys for Small Mediul Large Breed

The dog loves it

Dog managed to destroy every toy but this one looks like it might last him a while fingers crossed! Good value

Our dog loves this toy already! It’s sturdy and she seems to really enjoy chewing it. She finds it easy to hold!

definitley suited for medium to large sided dogs, the cactus toy has little arms off it for multiple sections to chew. great for teething. its is a stronger toy so likely to be more durable. easy to carry but not for small dogs as quite weighted.

I got this for puppies as she is teething. I put it in the freezer to help. It has lasted well and has nibbly bits on it which is good for cleaning her teeth.

This dog chew toy is very sturdy and has a texture for the dogs teeth, however my dog has no interest in this toy unfortunately, he would much rather his other chew toys, perhaps the seller could look at adding flavour or a more appealing shape for dogs.

We have a staffy who destroys all toys within about 5 minutes. This one so far has lasted a couple of weeks. Heavy and durable

Made from a non-toxic rubber, this is a fairly hefty dog chew measuring 7.6 x 4.3 x 1.2 inch , and the seller gives it a weight of 6.2 ounces (although it does feel heavier than that).This is a good shape, giving chewing interest for the dog since there are various "prongs" they can get their teeth into. The raised areas across the product are intended also to help clean the animal's teeth as it enjoys chewing and keeping its teeth and jaws in order.The seller states this has been tested on a number of dog breeds, such as Siberian Husky, Border Collie, German Shepherd, Labrador, Golden Retriever, Shiba Inu, Pitbull and many other aggressive chewers. That is rather a lot of breeds to go looking for but essentially, it is clear that this quite solid and weighty chew is designed for the medium-large breeds of dog, not the small or toy - in fact, I doubt if a toy dog could even pick this up.According to the seller's write-up there is supposed to be a "channel" to enable dog toothpaste to be applied and so help with the cleaning process. I have to admit, I saw no channel that could be suitable for this but, I have to say, I had never before considered putting dog toothpaste on a chew toy and I rather do like that idea - it also gives the dog a different taste as it is working its jaws.Priced at £9.99 at the time of this review, I find that to be about average for dog chews and toys. I would imagine that this solid item could last longer than many of the softer chew toys but only time will tell. It seems nicely made, is sturdy, and is certainly interesting once a dog realises it can actually chew down on this item.