BeneboneTiny 2-Pack Indestructible Dental Chew/Wishbone for Aggressive Chewers, Long Lasting Tough Boredom Breaker for Dogs, Real Bacon Flavour, For Extra Small Dogs, Made in the USA.

The media could not be loaded. Finally we found a toy that is safe and suitable for a heavy chewer & teething 4 months old Border Collie puppy. 5 star from Skye. We ordered the single "fishbone" first then the pack ,(4 in the box). Happy puppy and humans. The only "problem" is that our 9 year old Collie steals it sometimes as she loves it as well.

Long lasting. I have a puppy lab that loves chewing and destroying rubber chew toys, and she doesn't leave these alone. Great for chewers, and a lot nicer than having a manky bone in the house 🤷‍♂️🤣 Do note though, if you do have wooden or laminate flooring, they dont half make a loud bang when your dog drops them, due to the weight of them.

Excellent long lasting chews. I’ve a German Shepherd and a Malinois who love a good chew. These have held up well and the dogs haven’t lost interest in them; have to turn the TV up over their chomping. The only negative is the neutral colour blends in with my rug and tiles so the dogs leave them as a trip hazard - they hurt if you step on them with bare feet!

I bought this set after I bought a single Bene bone for my dog and he loved it. However, he doesn’t seem to like the others as much as the original, so I’ll probably just continue to buy the original. It occupies his time nicely, I did buy the set in a medium and he’s a dachshund, so they’re probably a little to big. Good function though and it does keep him busy.

I have a Staffordshire Terrier. So, playful, strong jaws and loves to chew.I’ve now got these boxes on subscription because she adores them. The durability is second to none and she loves the flavour and gripping the different shapes.She has one every night while we have time to ourselves catching up on work or some TV whiles she’s busy chewing away. She typically gets around 3 weeks out of one before I see it needs to be disposed of.Highly recommended, recently purchased the puppy pack for a family member who has just had a new addition who likes to chew furniture.We’ve tried many other varieties that she showed no interest in until we happened upon these.Odourless and long-lasting. Highly recommended. We use the Medium box.

Great value for moneyIdeal for dogs that like to chew especially labradors and German shepherdsLong lasting ideal for car journeys to keep the dogs occupiedPuppy ones available too

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.

Good value 2 pack. I buy these regularly for my labrador as they have to be replaced when they get a bit chewed up as they can become a bit sharp. It's a really good chew toy for a comfort chewer. My dog often wakes in the night and finds his chew and chews for a while before going back to sleep. Better than chewing furniture.They do a puppy version and different sizes and different flavours. I find the medium is a good size for my dog. He gets very excited when he gets a new one and spends some time excitedly barking at them first. He loves the bacon flavoured y shape and the salmon flavoured fish the most out of all the flavours and shapes. They are very easy for them to hold in their paws to keep them still.My dog is quite gentle and not a fierce chewer and each chew probably lasts about 3 to 6 months for him. The manufacturers helpfully put pictures on their website showing what they think the chews should look like when they require replacing. Generally I find that my dog may chew tiny little pieces (like grains of rice sized) off the chews and swallows them, they pass through with no problem. My previous labrador used to do the same and was a stronger chewer and he lived to a good age. I do check the chews regularly. Only once has my dog scratched his mouth with a sharp piece of chew but he was a puppy and was a bit crazy.They aren't cheap but they cost less than replacing chewed up kitchen cabinets. If my dog could talk he would say they are essential, more important than toys though maybe not as important as a ball or a snack.