Chew King Premium Treat Dog Toy, Medium, Extremely Durable Natural Rubber Toy, Pack of 2

Great product ! The xl is a great size for my Akita. She loves it and I don’t see her being able to chew it to pieces any time soon. It is really thick and sturdy. Just like the more expensive brands. It keeps her occupied for quite a while, good 45 mins. Easy to fill ,I use either a tbsp or butter knife and works great then I freeze it and she gets one every morning for enrichment

I got the large ones. Great for my hound/terrier (50 pounds) mixes. They are easy to load with cheap peanut butter and it keeps them happy. And they are showing no damage from heavy chewing on them. They can be noisy in the house. One of the dogs likes to take his on the couch and then let it drop off onto the floor to be silly.It was great that they came as a pair. Now I need to get a smaller one for my smaller dog. Very good value.

I have an 3 y/o American Pitbull mix so he can chew, and of course hates being alone. This fits a full can of wet food (I only do half a can) and we freeze it for him when he’s alone. The pictures are us using this product weekly two years after we first purchased them, and as you can see has held up great! This also fits in a dishwasher and does a great job getting cleaned. Highly recommend. Better than Kong

These are okay, a bit too much room inside in my opinion. Because I have to use a lot more treats/food than I want to fill it and make it a challenge. But there's other ways to use them that'd work for other dogs. Versatile. Hold up well so far. No heavy rubber smell like other similar products.

Entertains for hours! Put some peanut butter in it for extra happy dog

I got the large size 2 pack to add to our Kong collection. The price for a 2 pack was a good value and the reviews were pretty positive overall. We use frozen Kongs 3 times a day with meals for our 6 month old lab puppy and she is starting to damage the red Kongs we have so I thought I'd try these. The large size holds a little less than a large Kong, 3/8 C vs 1/2 C, and they seem to be a little more challenging than a kong. This isn't a bad thing necessarily but I could tell our dog was a little frustrated. The rubber did not have a strong odor and quality after a few chew sessions seems good. There are no signs of damage. Compared to a ~$18 dollar large black Kong a 2 pack for $8 was worth a try!Edit: These are holding up really well! No damage after months of daily use. The rubber is tough but also supple so that it doesn't tear or fray like the Kongs have, including black Kong. I would definitely buy these again.

These are a lifesaver for our sanity. We have 2 dogs that need enrichment to keep them out of trouble. One is a 68lb hound mix, the other is a 35lb German wirehaired pointer mix. We tried the classic Kong stuff & frozen and neither dog was interested in them. I decided to try these because they were a good deal. My dogs loved these! They are so much easier to clean than Kong Classic.Worth nothing, the XL is a lot bigger than the Large. I bought the XL originally but it was too big for my dogs. The XL made it tough ti carry around and the opening was too wide. It's probably suited for a much larger breed. I had purchased it because of the 1-cup capacity.

I have gone through many enrichment toys for my dogs, the chew kings are easily my favorite. They last much longer than kongs and my dogs can’t chew them apart. I have always ordered the XL and recently ordered larges. My one dog was having trouble fully cleaning out the XL and figured large would be better, but I was wrong. The larges are so much smaller than the XL, and the hole is smaller and harder to fill. I need an in between size lol, I will be going back to the XL and just accepting the wasted food in it. Pictures show the size difference between some of the ones I have.