Is this a very hard plastic? My dogs will eat it as a chew toy otherwise.
936406
Yes, but it's small. A large dog may pick it up and play with it. I had a larger bowl and I doubt it would get picked up. It's just easier for me to handle this smaller bowl.
936407
better to search for a heated ceramic water bowl...a dog that chews a heated plastic bowl may electrocute himself.
393652
No - it doesn't feel like plastic. I think that it should hold up well to some chewing. Of course, I would be making sure that your fur baby knows what he/she is allowed to chew on.Ican tell you that my 14 1/2 year old beautiful fur dog absolutely loved this bed. It was wonderful for all of her arthritic aches and pains and she used it until the day we had to say goodbye.It is now being used by my two fur kitties who also love the bed which actually molds to you like a temperpedic.
1582763
it is a hard and durable type., Not soft at all., My dogs, a sheltie and an austrailan shepard do not like it, Just my results here,
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No, it's hard plastic and awful. It broke first time out. I recommend Nite Ize balls. I got the one that changes colors, very fun and the dogs love it. They last for about 4-6 months before the light dies.
782263
Not sure, it is not a stiff plastic, so some sort of rubber type material. Not as hard as a kong, more flexible. My two small dogs like the medium size and shake it and roll it around. They are small so don't do damage to it, not sure how a big dog would do, if they could destroy it. Petsafe does have its own website, so you could contact them for info. They toy does have a strong rubbery smelll for a while. Hope this helps.
666965
They are hard. My 12 yr old dachshund loves them. He has been eating them for many years
1324388
I don't know...it's sturdy, but even sturdy plastic isn't strong enough for dog's teeth. Ours got chewed up.
746453
It is a hard plastic. It appears to be very resilient. I have moved ours from kitchen door to hall and back and forth. It is holding up very well. The cats jump on it to get over it and it holds fast. I love it!
1933053
It's made of wood and is completely edible. My dog is a Wheaten Terrier weighs 39 pounds and is an avid chewer, but one of these lasts her a couple of months or longer.
753114
It's hard plastic. The ends are quite flexible making a perfect little rattle. It's been a favorite with baby and with us.
1404908
It's not all that heavy, but it is a hard plastic. It makes quite a bit of noise when dropped on wood floors. If you have carpet, it might be OK. My dog loves it, but I always have her play outside with it mainly because our floors are wood, and the noise would be bothersome for us. Wish I could help you more.
1083339
Not hard at all. Your Shepard would bit through it my small dog can get squeaky part out in no time
1582762
It's really hard, rigid industrial plastic. My pit bull scrapes it up with his teeth but that's all he can do to it. I also take it away when his chin gets scuffed a bit. Expect a little blood and a happy happy dog. If my kids come home filthy with scuffed knees, I know they've had fun - same with the dog!
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It's not rigid like wood or stiff plastic. It's thick material and is soft, more comfortable for your pet. That's not to say that it's flimsy by any means though. My dog is comfortable and secure in it.
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It is a very sturdy plastic, but still it's plastic. I don't think your dog would destroy it - maybe cosmetic damage, though. You could only put it down for feeding and then take it up. It takes my dog about 5 minutes to eat now instead of 30 seconds, so it's very effective. I am glad I bought it.
110454
The plastic seems pretty tough, but it has that brushed fabric feel to it. Cats claws may go through it, but I doubt a dog's claws will - unless they're really determined.
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I would say this ball is for a strong chewer. It is mostly solid with just enough give. It is fairly heavy, so if your dog likes to toss their toys in the air be aware of their surroundings.