Small Dogs Puppy Chew Toys 17Pack Cute Variety Shape Multi Colors Designs to Bite Anytime Enjoy Teething Toys Training Supplies

These dog toys, although a big package are pretty flimsy and even my brand new puppy was able to tear them up into tiny little pieces that he ate. I do not recommend them. I would just buy more durable dog chew toys.

These chew toys are great for our litter of puppies. They are small and easy to clean. The pups love them.

I purchased this set for my voraciously chewing Pomeranian puppy. At 4 months, he has chewed through puppy Nylabones in minutes and, though he's been obsessed with them, I've had to take them away and toss them when he managed to start ingesting small pieces. I also splurged for costly Benebones and ended up concerned that even the Puppy versions are super hard and risk breaking my puppy's teeth. I perused some negative reviews of this set and, though I was concerned about durability, I decided to purchase anyway. I'm so glad I did:) The variety of teething toys is like a puppy (and puppy parent) fantasy with an impressive variety of shapes, textures, and sizes that are greatly appealing to my dog. While, out of an abundance of caution, I'll go ahead and remove the bells from the 1 or 2 of these toys that have them, I am delighted with the set and pleasantly surprised that my puppy both loves them and has been unable to destroy any of them (unlike virtually everything else we've given him). After a week of heavy use, I don't even see teeth marks! Of course, I encourage every puppy parent to watch their dog closely when enjoying chew toys to make sure nothing gets broken off and ingested, I am relieved that I've finally found excellent teething toys that occupy my constantly biting gnawing pomeranian.

Great variety of chew toys for our pups. They especially love the toys with bells and love to chew the rubber like material. We have small dogs and they were small friendly. Quality is ok, because when the pups would chew the same piece and area of the toys the rubber can be chewed into small pieces. Because of the bright colors we were able to locate the small pieces before they had a chance in ingest them. Wear and tear is ok. Great value for the money though and keeps our pups entertained soothing their little mouths as well.

I foster litters of puppies and these are perfect (5 to 7 lb size puppies). I remove the braided ropes because not safe if swallowed and puppies do that often. (can cause bowel blockage). The rubber is tough enough and my first litter using them play and chew them all the time. Will order more!. Also good because I can disinfect the toys too.

These toys are too soft and rubbery, even for tiny puppy teeth. My small breed puppy (French bulldog, 13 weeks) is eating chunks out of the toys easily.These toys smelled like chemicals right out of the box too.Not safe for pets!

The previous review titled "Genuine Review....." I agree almost completely with. Some of these are very good and durable and stimulating for our collie who has had them for several months now. To be honest, I would say we have thrown half away, and the other half are still going.First off is that we are always in the room with him whenever he is chewing new toys or ones that have odds shapes he can chew off, because if you think maybe it could be chewed off, he will chew it off. The first thing I did when we got these is take every bell out of every toy because it would take him less than 5 minutes to pry them out of the holes. They got the bell into the toy through that hole when they assembled it, so, obviously, it can be gotten out rather easily. I also removed anything with rope because he shreds rope toys in about 15 minutes. The few that have pieces that stick out I threw away instantly. The one with three interlocked rings was his favorite, but one night I was holding one and and he had the other and was pulling hard and one of the rings snapped at hit him pretty hard. No big deal but it did break. The balls (bells removed) and the harder smaller shaped stars and rings are the ones that last and the ones that he is regularly interested in.We take the smaller rings and slide them onto hard chew bones and create what we call "combo toys" and he absolutely loves them. It appears we have 8 pieces left from the original set - the gourd-shaped "ball", the football, the ball that is 3 different colors and the pieces rotate, the heart, the star, two rings, and the bone that used to have the rope in it, but he just ripped the corner off of that one their other day and I am certain it is in his stomach now, but that's how it goes when you have a dog that tests absolutely everything and tends to swallow it if he's not sure what it is.So, in summary, it's about a 50-50 for us, but for the cost and how much he's gotten out of all of the items, I would probably buy this lot again, but keeping in mind that you need to throw a few away instantly and also need to remove the bells also. Do not give them to your dog with the bells in them. they will eventually get them out and probably swallow them.

My sweet pupper is not quite 4 months old and was chewing up everything in sight, including me. This selection of teething toys is a lifesaver. Wide variety, some have squeakers, some have bells inside, others have rope attached. He loves the selection, has fun playing with them but also gets relief while he teethes. I've even tried putting one in the freezer for him and it seemed to work nicely. 10/10 would recommend.