Would the size of these bones be a good fit for a large Kong treat toy? Or would they easily fall out?
575341
First I don't have dogs but bought this for "granddogs" which are smaller dogs and they don't want these dogs to become overweight. IMO I think treats baked in this pan would be too small for a large Kong ball. Again I do know about Kong balls but am not an expert. I might say these treats would turn out about the size of the smallest size on "Milk Bone brand" treats. Hope that helps.
1938654
Most of the Zukes treats are a little on the large size but are soft and break easily with finger pressure. The treats marked as "mini" are the right size for a small dog but I have found them to be too little to make an impression on any breed larger than a toy.
1750970
Nora, I have 3 large dogs and I bought them in Jan. 2013, they are a tough little ball and for a small dog, you should have these for a good long while. They are easy on the teeth and easy to find since they glow in the dark. Hope this helps in making your decision.
209944
These are large treats. I doubt a toy dog could eat them without you breaking them up.
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!!
491132
We use Lean Treats, I think that is what they are called. They are soft and malleable, allowing me to squeeze them a bit so they fell out easily. Takes a bit of effort though. Quite a lot of fun for our dog.
647106
they would most likely be called large... ours are all gone now but the bone size is approximately 4 inches long by maybe (almost) 1/2 inch thick... then a bone shaped cutout... our dogs love them
813351
No, they're too big! I bought them for my Jack Russell and they were way too big! I gave them to a friend who has a pit. Hope that helps!
1982524
I would say Yes. My grown dog loves them too. But my neighbor just got a smaller dog (pup) and I actually gave them a bag, because I noticed that while I was holding it, he was constantly trying to chew on my hand with those little sharp teeth, so I thought a bag of those would be perfect for the puppy to chew on and not choke. But, as I have had many puppies and dogs, I always watch them when they are chewing on onesomething until they are finished. I never leave a pet alone with a chew bone.
35632
Actually Cheerios would easily fit but would fall out too easily. I don't use busy buddy treats . I just stuff it with my dogs favorite treats. Or you can put peanut butter or something like that and freeze it before giving to your dog. It is very similar to a Kong except a little more challenging for a dog to get the treats out, but not by a whole lot. My dog is really good at getting her treats out of any toy I've tried.
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.
988865
I honestly don't think your dogs can get their jaws around this. My brother has a mastiff too and went nuts for the jolly ball. The plastic is industructible- they give these to horses and zoo animals. They are a great toy! Personally I'd opt for the bigger ball, just because of the size of your dogs. I hope your dogs enjoy!!
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.
211577
I doubt it. The trays I use make treats to fit the large Kongs. You could always check online to see if they make trays for the small Kongs :)
1403429
I wouldn't leave the hard plastic toy in the crate...Kongs, filled and frozen, are better and nylabones are good too.
375119
Have you tried using peanut butter? That might be sticky enough to last for a while. I haven't used peanut butter in the bone, but I've used it other toys. Milkbone marrow treats fit, my dog gets out in about 30 seconds. Have tried Snausages treats as well, but those only last 15 minutes or so. Good Luck!
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Any treats will work fine as long as they fit. You can also use kibble. We use Beneful Dog Kibble and it works pretty well, maybe a little on the small side but the pieces are a variety of shapes so they don't fall out too fast and it keeps our dog entertained. She LOVES LOVES LOVES this toy by the way-- I call it her crack ball. Hands down her favorite toy-- she'll pick it up and toss it in the air and run with it from room to room. Other treats that can work would be be Trader Joe's Charlee Bear Dog treats, anything around that size. We have the large size ball, not sure if the whole is a different size for the other balls. Our dog is 40lbs and I think the large ball would be fine for any dog 25lbs or larger.