What is the predominant size in the recent (>= June 2014) orders? -- Don't want our 60 & 85 lb. Pit Bull & Staffordshire Bull Terrier dogs -- Lucy & Atilla -- to choke on them.
1944486
6" to 6 1/2" long & 2" to 2 1/4". Several are rather stuck together, but a butter or steak knife is sufficient to separate them. I have a G. Shepherd & a Rottweiler & have had no problems. You can also cut them in half if you want to give them smaller pieces.
1944487
The most recent order was fine. The average size is 6" x 3" x 1/8" thick. This is a very good size for our Lab of 85 lb. The dog has to chew the large size until it is soft and easier to swallow. In the past, sizes were 3"x 1.5" and the dog would try to swallow it whole and choke.
1944488
They are about 8" long. The thickness varies piece to piece. We have yellow labs and they love them. Unless they get excited during their last mouthful, they have never chocked. These keep them busy and happy. We have been giving them to our dogs for years as treats.
1944489
most of the chips are about 3 inches by 3 inches. Some of the chips are bigger than that, about 2 and a half inches by 6 inches long. Some are just weird shapes which make it hard to determine the size. If you are concerned that these chips might be too small, I believe green cow also sells rawhide shaped like bones if you think that would be safer for your dogs.
1944490
About 3-4" x 4-6 my 95 lb dog dose well with them. The two 50lb ones have to work hard at them. They have been rather tick too they seam to verry even in the bag
1944491
Typical size is about 3" x 6" (+/- 1/2"). Should be fine for your dogs....this size gives my dogs a longer challenge for chewing.
1944492
Most recent ones were about 3-4 inches( you dog size) usually they are 7-12 inches and perfect for large dogs. I was disappointed and I have to monitor them when they chew them.
1944493
There are basically all about 3" x 6.5" rectangles and 1/8" - 1/4" thick. Never had any problems with our dogs: dachshunds and labs.
2222853
Either one should work fine. I bought a large for my pit bull mix because it was just a few bucks more. Works great.
1476521
I'm not sure. I have a 55lb. Staffordshire Bully and he is a chewer. My dog will sometimes push the ball with his nose if he isn't picking it up with his mouth.
885236
One of my dogs is a 50 lb lab mix, and the other is a 125lb GSMD. This size is fine where the big guy isn't going to swallow. It's a great size for my smaller dog. Should be fine for your dog, I may look into the next size up if he's gonna be bigger than 50lbs
555518
I have a dog with one of the most powerful jaws there is. To give an idea, a pit bull bite is rated around 250PSI. My dogs is about three times that. Almost nothing I give her lasts more then a few days. A very few things might last a month at best. These last 3-4 months IF and ONLY IF they are DEER antlers. Moose or Elk don't last... gone in a fraction of the time. The only other thing that can outlast that around here is a Kong ball (and ONLY the ball... any other shape and it's toast).
535227
I ordered Medium for my 3 dogs, all of them weigh about 60 pounds...medium fits fine...if they would have been to large that would have been ok, as they are used only at night, and have leather collars for the daytime. Main thing with these collars is it's visibility.
1833842
I did before I was educated about the difference between American Staffordshire terrier and the pit bull terrier. My dog is a mix between the American Staffordshire and a German Shepard. Can see both in my Anie
570543
I gave them to my German Shepard mix, no problem. I had originally bought them for my 3 lb chichuana but her teeth were to delicate to chew them. If they get too small you could remove them from dog but my German... Eats the whole thing.
2084762
I have a min. Schnauzer, weight 18b. I checked on the description when I order it. It fits perfect :)
1147628
Hi! According to the carton they make three sizes. Unfortunately the seller didn't ask me what size I wanted and I didn't know this info until I got the package. I complained but it went on deaf ears and I'm stuck with a product for large dogs when mine are 20-25 pounds. Before you purchase make sure they have and send you the small size! I know I will not purchase from this supplier again as they wouldn't even reply to my comments or complaint.Momo
1171304
The sizes vary a bit as well as the thickness. Some choking is not uncommon; thus you should always be there when your dog is given any type of rawhide or chew treat.
2035557
Hello Jill! Did you end up purchasing this product? I too have a 45-50 lb dog and would love to purchase this for her. However, in the previous answers the people who were kind enough to answer seemed to miss the fact that their dogs were roughly double the size of our dogs and because it fit their 80-100 pound dogs doesn't mean it will fit ours. I'd love to hear whether it worked or not if you purchased it!
2226832
The be honest, it's packed away right now, but to give you an example, I have an olde english bulldogg and it's difficult for him to eat out of it. It's smaller then I expected. I also have two German wirehaired pointers who did ok eating out of it, but that is due to their snout being longer. Depending on the breed (and snout), I'd search for a bigger one.
561708
I have a 65 pound mix and a 55 pound Pitty and neither of them had any issues eating them. I think if your dog is okay eating things like kibble she'll be okay eating these, as they are at least 3 inches in length. Plus the dogs adore them!!
988583
I would purchase the medium size which I do for my 15 lb schnauzer. There are a few chews in the pack which are large, but they are so hard I am unable to cut them. So I put them aside for a friend's boxer.I also never give my dog a chew unless I am able to keep an eye on her.
2080668
YES! I have quit ordering them because he new size/thickness is a choking hazard for my dogs. The bags I just purchased from my vet are uniform in size, so I suspect the vet bags are either from older batches, or rejected bags are being sold on Amazon.
1782735
We have two, one for a boxer like snout dog... a pit bull. Make sure it's the right size. It's all a rubber compound and straps, all basically sort of soft, no metal. It's easy to put on, has a top and bottom loop to use if wanted/needed to keep the muzzle on. I've fed my dogs treats through the muzzle, and they can take a drink as well... their tongues don't go through the muzzle, but they can dip the muzzle into a bowl of water without a problem and drink. I recommend them without question.