My dogs liked them but when through them very quickly
344602
These bones are very thin. My dogs liked them but when through them very quickly, like less than 5 minutes. I have smaller dogs (10 and 21 lb), I won't be purchasing again.
3515955
They are good when first opened and dog loves them. Problem is that after several days they start to dry out and get brittle. When they do, just drizzle a few drops of water on them and put in a covered container.
1775547
My puppy loved them, but they were far from "long lasting". She could get through one way too fast.
1561871
I wish I had read the reviews before my purchase. Thankfully I did not get any hairy or grey ones. But the ones I got my dogs they ate through very quickly. Others have lasted awhile but these were more like treats than chews.
1375783
I purchase Tuffy toys almost exclusively for our two dogs and honestly, they do not seem to be as tough as they used to be. When I first started purchasing them about 5 years ago, I had a puppy that could destroy a tennis ball in about 5 minutes flat. These toys kept her busy for months. However, now they only last literally a matter of hours. We recently bought two new ones and our 3 year old dog had one of them ripped open at the seams within the first 30 minutes. Now, I still give 3 stars because even though they bust the seams almost immediately, the toys are PACKED full of stuffing and our dogs still get about a month of enjoyment out of them, gutting them! But just know, they CAN be cracked pretty quickly!
3663925
These were awesome for the first few weeks that we had our French bulldog puppy. We haven't really had any issues with him wanting to chew on things he shouldn't because I make sure he always has a Nylabone available. The Flexichew ones are a must for a teething dog - the blue one with the nubs on it seemed to help his gums when he was having a bad teething day. The clear one seems to be his favorite though and I repurchased a pack of 3 "Regular" sized Flexichew bones just a couple days ago. The healthy edible bone he absolutely loved, but he seemed to get through it pretty quickly, consuming about half of it in 10 minutes or so. I don't think we would repurchase anymore of the edibles ones. If you have a strong chewer, definitely get something more heavy duty than the Flexichew (all the packages have the toughness on the bottom). Our German Shepherd got a hold of one of his bones and bit the end of it clean off within just a few minutes with her big chompers.
3400328
My mothers dog loved them, but he gets through them faster than I would expect for the money. I think I will look at Pet Factory's banded rawhide pretzel as they are bigger and see how they last
2772093
My dogs love these, but they don't really last as long as a bone would. In fact, my dogs can take one of these down completely in under a minute.
1367432
Be forewarned: if your dog is anything like mine, these don't last long.  I didn't get 2 weeks out of the three of them combined - the first one lasted one day.

I like the overall weight and they were easy to throw far, but my dog (Staffordshire Bull Terrier) destroyed these faster than I ever expected her to.  She typically pops a tennis ball in less than 5 minutes, so her bite is definitely powerful, but I couldn't let her play with these on her own at all as she ruined each one in less than a minute if she was left alone with them.
1512810
The dog gives them a thumbs up. They seem a bit too processed to me, but the dog likes them
4245828
The dog loved them, it freshened his breath, but each bone only lasted for 5 minutes or less.  It would be nice to have something that occupies the dog for longer.
3239381
I didn't rate this higher only because I was disappointed in how long they last. I have a poodle and a terrier and they both finished theirs in 5 mins. They love them but wished they lasted longer.
2602950
I purchased these treats to put in a little treat ball made by the same company.  The pieces were so small my dogs had no trobule getting them out and they lasted less than a minute in the ball.  The dogs did not appear to like one of the flavors which they seemed to turn their nose up to.  I use numerous treats in training and as day to day rewards.  I know when my dogs like a treat as they will try and knock each other over when I am handing out treats.  With the Every Flavor Treat they take them but don't get very excited.
3085424
The dogs loved them and they went fast.  I highly recommend these for your dogs.
109004
I was really hoping my dogs would take to these, but unfortunately they didn't. They were interested for about 5 minutes and haven't touched them since. My brothers dog on the other hand will demolish them. I guess it just depends on the dog. Mine prefer soft treats and chews. They arrived quickly and the product itself was good... just not for my dogs.
1712536
I really enjoy this kind brand of dental stix.
They are nice to give as a mid-day "snack," and they work well for training, too! I discovered - and I don't know if it's because the seal broke on my bag [which is pretty much the only negative I have to say] - that I can break them up into four or five (got five once) pieces and use them as training incentives. However, I didn't start trying that until about two weeks after I initially started giving them to my Australian shepherd.

*Note: I let my sister, who has a puggle with probably the most ultra sensitive stomach in the world, try them (I ended up giving him three over a period of about two or three weeks) and he loved them. He could stomach them and didn't have any repercussions thereafter. I also let my friends, who have two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, try them, and they kind of grabbed them [food], and then layed on the floor and kind of..."played" with them, but after a little prompting that they could eat them, and after they bit off a piece and started chewing....they were LOVING it.

So....Mss. Aussie LOVED them a lot. The first day I started giving her one - I started with one for about 1 to 2 weeks before trying 2 a day, as per recommended by weight - I checked her teeth just to see if I could make a mental note for before and after. After the bag ran out, and she finished her last stix, I checked her teeth. It wasn't as blatant as someone with yellow teeth now having white teeth, BUT I did notice less grimy coating on her teeth (not sure if it is tarter or plaque....don't know how to tell which is what.) But in any case, I say that they do their job of taking care of her teeth and helping to keep them healthy. Are they the best things out there? Dunno. But I WOULD recommend someone trying this particular brand out. I think it is worth it.

Side note on the training: initially, I broke them in half, then in thirds, and then finally in fourths over the duration of (about ) a week and a half, but honestly, it didn't seem to make too much of a difference if I broke it down in pieces for her, or if she did it herself. She just gobbled it down, nonetheless.
4107951
My dogs eat through these as fast as they do regular rawhide - good product just took expensive.