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.
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.
2044051
I have a chewer. She got it for her birthday (3/17/13) and it still squeaks. A few small holes but still squeaking which is what keeps her going. Even went through the wash once.I have a 50lb basenji/husky.
1882379
For us, our dog is now a 70 lb Golden Doodle and we've had it about 4 months. The plastic is hard and our chewer hasn't yet chewed it.
2004278
Depends completely on how much the dog encounters the trigger area. Mine last about 3to 4 months.with a very active dog.
598421
I was it weekly and have had it for six months (for my dog) It is holding up very well. As long as the puppy doesn't chew it up it should be fine.
2004272
On average they last about 30 days. It depends upon how high you have them turned up and how often the dog approaches the boundary.
1088911
This would last a large dog the better part of a day. This lasts my chihuahua/min pin about 4 days. It depends really on your dogs habbits.
192771
I have dobermans, and the first 8 or so that I gave them took about 5-7 days for them to finish them. Of course they only had them for about 1-2 hours a day. Then the next 2 only lasted about 90 minutes and I wasn't gonna buy more, but I still had some on hand. SO I gave another one and that one lasted for the usual 6 or so days. SO I guess it varies.
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.
2242102
They are about an inch and a half long. May I suggest the Milkbone Soft and Chewy. They fit in the Kong because they are soft you can break them up for just shove them in. My pups love the chicken ones. The hard ones might be more difficult to get into your dogs toy. Hope that helps. Hazel
2107781
I feed this to an 8 lb Yorkie. I mix up 2 cups of the HK Preference, 1 cup of plain instant mashed potato, 1 tbs HK Perfect Form and 1 tbs Spirulina and add enough hot water to create the desired consistency. My Yorkie eats this along with baked Tilapia and Hill's Prescription ID Gastro. She gets about 1/4 cup of the HK Preference mix twice a day. At that rate it lasts me about 10 to 14 days. This is a great food and my little girl loves it. Hope it works well for your dog too!
1737434
My 65 pound mix chews for about 20 mins at a time, he chews it almost every day. It last him at least a month.
53894
I have never noticed an expiration date, but I have an eight lb dog and she takes 2 months to finish a small bag. I always store it in a sealed canister and keep it dry.
314915
I have 2 aggressive chewers, a 115 lb. 10 yr old golden retriever and at 12 lb. 7 mo. old mini doxi mix, both can destroy indestructible toys, beds, blankets, you name it, in less than 24 hrs. They've had 2 diff sizes of these balls for about 3-4 weeks now and both look the same as the day I opened them. They play with them regularly, so you should get more than 24 hrs. out of them. My tiny dog can carry the very large one of these around also. He shreads a normal tennis ball in a matter of minutes, these he can't. Thankfully, they've worked for us.
2038344
It used to in the beginning but I just bought one recently and it lasted about a week with my pit... The best thing so far I purchased so far for my pit that has lasted forever are kong treat toys...my pit is on a mission to completely destroy his toys so this has worked the best for us
1849121
Typically around 2 weeks, of course, some dogs are more vocal and use the battery up faster. If there is little to no activity the units can last up to a month before needing a charge.