Can they be bitten apart?
1996630
My little one has bitten these blocks often and she has only left tooth marks
1996631
Since I bought them for my three year old nephews, they only have teeth marks but none have been bitten apart. They are really durable!!
1996632
I don't think so. I've only had a few kiddos attempt to bite them, and only one left toothmarks:)
1419350
Claws dont come off. Its all one piece. Squeeze his legs together and his upper torso moves side to side with a slashing sound.
1994927
If they are not hurting anything just leave them alone. They interact well with other animals, they will stay out of your way and they do not destroy anything. They are not like rodents and some other wild life. I have bats that nest next to where my goats bed down and there is not any issues.
1450166
They are small..about one to two inches.....Dog can't scape...however they like to bite the wire but not able to brake it. My dog is 10 pound and it is fine.
410797
Not Really. You need something for them to bond to...even if it is just one tooth, you still need an anchor for the beads and teeth to adhere to.
574367
Yes, you can buy new bites for it. normally they come with a pack of 4 bites in different colours.
2002622
It is not breakaway. We dealt with a cat that had panicked and tried to remove the collar overnight, only for it to get stuck in his mouth, forcing his jaw wide open and cutting into his skin. His circulation cut off and really bad swelling in the top half of his face. Awful. They really need to work on these collars.
1036188
The only time the cat tried to bite them off was when glue got on the outside of one and stuck to his fur. I had to trim the fur. Sometimes he'll try to lick his paws right after, so I keep him distracted with a laser pointer or treats.
1311452
one of my 4 dogs is a chewer and totally destroyed it. It did take him a while, but - yes, it is not impossible.
121990
You shouldn't have to. Perhaps if you just bite it maybe the slit is there but needs to be "opened". .??
1672787
No. This is not for aggressive behavior. Females typically do not live well together no matter what you do. If they can not establish dominance, then the fighting will only get worse until one of them gets seriously hurt. I am sorry.
1835700
Should work fine. The bars are close together, so they should not be able to get their little paws stuck between the bars.
1743185
I wouldn't think so, they have to bite on it. you could probably use a chicken waterer
610644
There's a tool for that purpose, that's safe - you stick their caw through a hole ensuring you don't sand their pads and hurt them . Google it
1386050
If it is comparable to the wear and tear I've seen on Nylabones, it's acceptable to me. If they can get chunks off I would worry because they will swallow it.
380914
My daughter chews on the borders and hasn't been able to rip them yet. Now, if she kept at it, she could do it, but I don't think that puppy claws will destroy them, although they will mark them.
1983398
They are hard to break. In fact the my dog had a hard time crewing it. She was trying to chew up the kittys new toys, I caught her and she bite it in half. Hard for a cat to break threw it. I step on them all the time and they are still together.