How long does a puppy kong last?8
58076
I bought it for my old Pit Bull because she has bad teeth and gums hoping she'd chew it a little to help strengthen her gums or at least clean her teeth some, but she showed no interest in chewing it or anything else at all. My younger dog who is a three year old Boxer/Whippet mix loved it and promptly chewed the handle in two, then left it. It now sits in their "toy box" untouched, so I can't really give you a good answer to your question. Sorry
58077
I bought two 1 year ago, one did not do well but the other I still have - I bought a second one 6 months ago and still have - I put peanut butter in them and freeze and give them to my 1yr old and 7 mth old almost every day.
58078
My dog outgrew the kong without destroying it, and she's quite a chewer. I took it out of her toy collection (she loves toys) because I was afraid she would swallow it whole. I found another one out in the yard recently that was sort of cracked and dried out from having been out there for a few months but overall they're really sturdy.
448790
My dog has been working on hers about 2 months and it's lost maybe an inch in length (started about 8 inches). She's a German Shepher/Husky mix, so she has a fairly strong jaw, but she's 4 years old, so she's also not chewing as frequently as a dog under 1 year might. My boss buys elk antlers for her rottweilers and they typically last those very strong (but older) dogs several months. If you're looking to get an antler, elk is definitely the species you want as they are the most dense and last the longest. White tail antlers don't tend to be much cheaper but are much softer and don't last nearly as long I've found from experience.
886796
I don't know. We had to throw it out long ago. Our puppy chewed through two kong toys. I would not buy again as the toy could have caused an obstruction. She's been pooping out pieces for weeks.
467240
I believe there are 120 soft chews in the container, although I haven't actually counted them. However, I have two GSDs and I give them each one in the morning and one in the evening with their food, so a total of four each day. This container lasts about one month. They have really helped my two dogs and they love them!
384010
I break them in half and put inside my lab's large Kong. It keeps her occupied for almost an hour sometimes! She eventually gets it out though ;)
1391715
I have never sat down and counted them but I have 2 dogs, give them each one a day and I believe it last about 4 months!
384014
They last longer than a chewy, but not as long as a real bone. I bread them in half, and it takes my mini poodle 15-20 minutes and my Chihuahau/poodle about 1/2 hour to get through one. I don't know how long it would take a larger dog.
314913
My 30 pound dog chewed the end off a kong. He destroyed in 20 minutes a squeak toy made of fire hose that the store owner guaranteed me he wouldn't be able to do. While he does eventually destroy these balls they last a long time. We play with them a lot and he chews them a lot. Usually the first thing that happens is a round spot the size of a nickle pops out but the ball still works fine. I can usually get several months out of a ball before he destroys it completely. We usually lose them before that.
371678
I have a German Shepherd and 20 minutes is about the most any of these chews last. She loves them though........
1126042
I would say that the regular size will last about 5 minutes. It is not as hard as many of the chews, because it is meant to be a teeth cleaner that is also easily digestible. Our dogs love the chews and we use them because they will not stay still for teeth brushing. If you want something that will be longer lasting but will not cause other problems like rawhide does, you might want to use a Kong and fill it with peanut butter, or fill with a peanut butter and yogurt mixture that you can freeze for the summertime.
1685949
I would say a couple of months at least. I have to say we don't change ours very often because our dog doesn't test the limit.
1696030
I wouldn't say a single use. Our German Shepherd is a super super strong and determined chewer and doesn't chew the actual Kong. I'd definitely get the black tough ones though!
378455
One jar lasts about 2 1/2 to 3 months. This is using 2 scoops per day, one for each 40 lb. dog. So it should last you about 6 months.
1706305
Its good for a puppy or small dog such as a chihuahua. For a puppy I had to change the pad about 4 times a day till they got older. I also take my dogs outside. This was used while I was at work puppies can hold it an hr for every month plus an hr. So 4 months of age 5 hrs. Now my chihuahuas are almost a yr they can hold it. They go outside at 7am and 4pm n and again at 9pm. They only use the pads if its dire need. I do recommend this because they love to rip the pads. If you see your pup trying to rip make a sound like ah ah. Something telling them no but don't use the word no. Good luck.
2265685
My pup is a one year old Border Collie. She doesn't chew through Kongs but this bone is very very durable. She is a heavy chewer and it has lasted weeks and will last many more.
831167
If you are using them in the Kong toy the puppy will have the break it up before he/she can get it out. You will be fine.
1187303
I have two 40 pound rescues, one collie mix and one pitt mix. Both LOVE this toy and take turns to gnaw on it. Between both of them in 3 weeks time they've only been able to gnaw down one edge, but it's still very usable. It's about 7 inches long