Is this Bob-a-lot by StarMark the same one made by Leerburg?? The Leerburg one advertises that it hold up pretty well to chewing. Anyone know?
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My dog picks this toy up and carries it around and I can barely see any teeth marks on it.. She hasn't chewed on it though... I do think it would hold up to chewing! It's thick plastic and my dogs love playing with it! Keeps them entertained for at least an hour.
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The yellow cap could be chewed up. I corrected puppy when he first tried. (That is where the kibble is stored so it made perfect sense for him to try it). Mine wasn't interested in chewing at the cap once he found out there was another way to get the food. The body is too large for chewing on (I have only seen the large size so far. It is surprisingly large.) and it is very sturdy thick plastic I bought mine from here with the Starmark brand name, but it looks like Leerburg is selling the exact same line of toys so I assume they are supplied from the same manufacture.
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It's not a shape that would encourage chewing, Our dog is a chewer but has never attempted to chew the bob-a-lot. She doesn't play with it as often now as she did at the start, but it always has treats in it and she often gives it a nudge as she passes by and grabs a treat or two
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Nothing? It's the same toy! Very stong yet spongy enough to give a dog that likes to chew hours of pleasure! Luke is just over a yr and he is a big dog with strong jaws and he loves his 'bunji' as we call it and it is just as we bought it still. Great toy for an aggressive chewer! 10 stars!
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I am not sure about the difference these and the steel cut, all I remember about these is that they did win a championship where the Scottish kind was also in the competition, Bob's Redmill is the new Golden Spurtle World Porridge champion. I feel is the best 'out of the box' and healthy cereal we can get, I also buy the 'gluten free' kind for a family member, we could not find any other brand better than Bob's.
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It absolutely is!! I have a McNabb Border Collie and when he is focused on chewing he's like four-legged acid. He could not chew up and destroy the goughnut. In fact, 3 years later it still looks brand new!
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Same publisher, all are card games, but they don't all play the same. We love Gamewright games - Rat-A-Tat-Cat and Sleeping Queens are 2 of my kids' favorites. There's A Moose In the House is a decent game, but we prefer the other two.
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I just read that they are guaranteed by Planet Dog - you call call the company and ask your questions 1-800-381-1516. I am thinking about getting our power chewer the diamond plate ball... it's their most durable- so maybe it will last more than a few minutes... I guess there's only one way to know for sure. I wish they'd make them without the big treat hole!!
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I am sorry but I have no idea - we ordered them years ago - very yummy but not sure about pba situation - all of the frozen yogurt chains have the boba balls as toppings - maybe they would know or have a supplier they could recommend.
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Amazon should list this info, but they don't always. I researched it and discovered that it is a fairly good dog food (unlike some of the name brand krappe that is advertised with accompanying images of bounding dogs, smiling humans, grass & flowers, etc.) As the other responder suggests, do an Internet search and check out the Nutro web site.
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As on now, the end of 2015, Costco did bring these back, put on sale, I assume to dump the inventory from the pressure. I bought 4 bags and was now looking for more. My dogs love them and have had no 'effects'. Come to find COstco has now replaced them with a Cadet Branded "Duck Jerky" which is compressed bits into an ear shape with a "Product of Germany" mark, but probably MADE in China, but gets Costco out of the sights of complaints. They are quite different, soft and just break apart, definitely NOT "Jerky", for you could gum them instead of chew. Looking for alternative, but at $33 that is a bit rich As on now, the end of 2015, Costco did bring these back, put on sale, I assume to dump the inventory from the pressure. I bought 4 bags and was now looking for more. My dogs love them and have had no 'effects'. Come to find COstco has now replaced them with a Cadet Branded "Duck Jerky" which is compressed bits into an ear shape with a "Product of Germany" mark, but probably MADE in China, but gets Costco out of the sights of complaints. They are quite different, soft and just break apart, definitely NOT "Jerky", for you could gum them instead of chew. Looking... » Read More As on now, the end of 2015, Costco did bring these back, put on sale, I assume to dump the inventory from the pressure. I bought 4 bags and was now looking for more. My dogs love them and have had no 'effects'. Come to find COstco has now replaced them with a Cadet Branded "Duck Jerky" which is compressed bits into an ear shape with a "Product of Germany" mark, but probably MADE in China, but gets Costco out of the sights of complaints. They are quite different, soft and just break apart, definitely NOT "Jerky", for you could gum them instead of chew. Looking for alternative, but at $33 that is a bit rich « Show Less
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it's a great price but has anyone used it for years all through the night? One answer suggested it wore out quickly. Perhaps a more expensive choice like Marpac might last longer? anyone have experience with both?(THIS IS A QUESTION; NOT AN ANSWER.)
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I only ordered the 4 lb bag, not the case. Its alot of flour and still using it. I have trialed many brands and this is the best gluten free flour I have found. Unless you plan on doing a massive amount of baking in the next month or so, I would stick to buying it in the 4 lbs bags. Not sure about the shelf life
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Not much I can add to Gary's response. Yep - RAB stands behind their products. An excellent company, and their products are miles ahead of the local box store products.
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Good morning Nancy ... It looks like Jackie-the-Greyhound did a good job in presenting the ingredients. In reviewing the evaluation of the product you get a good overview. For the times I've used it I've been satisfied with the extra-added flavor. On the History Channel I've seen how potato flakes are made and was encouraged to learn that preservatives are necessary to keep good consistency. I would think this cheese uses the same concept of removing the moisture of the cheese and then drying it. I know I'm probably sounding goofy hear but while it probably doesn't fall into the 'health food' category it's a good product. Good morning Nancy ... It looks like Jackie-the-Greyhound did a good job in presenting the ingredients. In reviewing the evaluation of the product you get a good overview. For the times I've used it I've been satisfied with the extra-added flavor. On the History Channel I've seen how potato flakes are made and was encouraged to learn that preservatives are necessary to keep good consistency. I would think this cheese uses the same concept of removing the moisture of the cheese and then drying it. I know I'm probably sounding goofy hear but while it probably doesn't fall into the 'health... » Read More Good morning Nancy ... It looks like Jackie-the-Greyhound did a good job in presenting the ingredients. In reviewing the evaluation of the product you get a good overview. For the times I've used it I've been satisfied with the extra-added flavor. On the History Channel I've seen how potato flakes are made and was encouraged to learn that preservatives are necessary to keep good consistency. I would think this cheese uses the same concept of removing the moisture of the cheese and then drying it. I know I'm probably sounding goofy hear but while it probably doesn't fall into the 'health food' category it's a good product. « Show Less
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Hi Ellis. I also have two really tough chewing labs and the West Paw Design toys are hands down some of the best I have seen. I'd recommend the Hurley and Jive as the most durable of the group. Thanks! Jason, Backcountry K-9
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Apparently, word is on the Bob's site that it is now produced on lines shared with wheat flour, so it is contaminated with gluten. I would avoid it if you are super sensitive until you can speak with Bob's Red Mill directly to verify otherwise.
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I am so sad about the Kellogg's stuffing being discontinued!! It actually made me cry tonight when I learned of it. I know that sounds silly but my mom just passed away 3 1/2 weeks ago. She had made this stuffing every year for Thanksgiving and since she had a stroke 11 years ago and couldn't prepare the meal any longer due to her physical disabilities, I have followed in her footsteps and made this wonderful stuffing for the family. So when I learned tonight about Kelloggs's not making it anymore, I broke down. It's just another part of my Mom that I've now lost. Thanks for listening. :)
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Melissa, I am not sure why there is such price disparity. Usually that indicates hat the particular Yummy Stuffer (alligator here) might be in low supply. I say, "Buy it at Target!" if you can get it for $20 there and shop at Amazon next time - It is my favorite place for shopping - so easy!! My son LOVES this Alligator Tummy Stuffer, by the way. He's 6. It fits an amazing amount of toys - I was pleasantly surprised. Susan