PetSafe Busy Buddy Bouncy Bone Treat Holding Dog Chew Toy, Medium

I bought the PetSafe Busy Buddy Treat Ring Variety Pack for our 15 lb Shih Tzu and he absolutely LOVES it. The second he sees me pull it out, he gets so excited. We use it mostly to keep him entertained while we pull our cockatiels out of their cage for the day.This is such a great toy for mental stimulation and keeping him busy. It’s interactive, keeps him focused, and makes treat time last longer instead of him just inhaling snacks in two seconds.The rings are extremely durable, they treats fit really well, and it’s nice having a variety pack. It’s also a great option for small dogs who need enrichment without it being too heavy or difficult to use. The rings have no odd smell like other toys do. They come in an array of sizes and this particular one has little bristles that work as a tooth brush while he is using it as well.Highly recommend if you’re looking for an enrichment toy, treat toy, or something to keep your dog entertained at home especially if you are using it for what we are.

One of my boxer girls (the fawn one in the video, 6 yrs old) hardly ever chews on things, my other boxer girl (the sealed brindle, 11 mos old) chews constantly and we're buying new nylabone chew toys 1-2 times a month for her. I wanted something to encourage my older girl to chew more for dental health and serotonin secretion, I know the benefits of chewing far outweigh the risks for dogs so I've been trying all kinds of things but hooves, ears and real bones get stinky and the girls stop caring for them after a few chew sessions, and my fawn baby only sometimes has interest in chew toys of any kind. When I found this with the different textures, materials (hard plastic, nylon bristles, rubber type discs, & jerky treat) I jumped for one, and it's a HUGE HIT!She loves it, my 11 mo old loves it, and I definitely need backups because they're going to love this one to death in a couple weeks- I'm so happy about that!!Between this and the new snuffle mat we bought at the same time, which both my girls go crazy for, I've finally found enrichment toys that boost my girls health both mentally and physically and they can BOTH get so much joy from them!!! Big wins for this dog momma, I'm ecstatic and grateful we've hit the spot for our babies!!Would recommend and will buy again 10/10, seems durable after at least 5 chew sessions giving the girls turns of 10-15 min each, the video shows the wear from those sessions and it's not too rough yet. Their breath smells better after each session, and my older girl who hardly ever chews sometimes gets bloody gums when she does chew, that's gone away now that she's chewing this toy regularly for about 2 weeks, twice a week (working our way up slowly to 3-4 times weekly).As you can see in the video, they don't even need the jerky treat anymore, they've fallen in love with the toy so much! But it helps encourage them to get their mouth working in different ways around the whole bone and not just one part, so I'll keep getting the treats for better overall coverage of the whole mouth getting cleaned. The size is a little small for my big boxer girls but not too small, they won't swallow any parts but they are mindful chewers, not too heavy-more like medium chewers, and they actually always choose the smaller toys over the big ones so it's perfect to pique their interest! Easy to take apart and clean, put in the treats and hand over to the dogs, they don't unscrew the end of the bone even if it gets a little loose during a chew sesh. We wash it with water after each use and set it out to dry, never gets stinky so far. Good value and great use for the money!

No matter the toy configuration of these busy buddy toys, my dogs LOVE them all! I use them in a small kennel of very active sled dogs, and they love love them!!!

Our dog loved this toy. It kept him busy for two hours straight the night we got it. Then I looked at him and realized he had disassembled it. He managed to unscrew the toy to get to the raw hide rings. Two hours. I took it away until we could have a more supervised chew session.The second night, I put new rings on and tightened it as hard as I could. This time he got it apart in an hour, and managed to chew the threads before I glanced up from my sewing to check on him. Effectively destroyed in three hours.Our dog feels this was the best puzzle we've given him yet. He wants me to give this five stars. I will say the rest of toy held up to his chewing safely. (Given how many partial Kongs he's passed through his colon, that's one heck of an accomplishment.) It just didn't hold up to his reverse engineering.

If you have several dogs, you need to buy one for each one and hope you don’t have one like mine that every bone belongs to him, but they are terrific bones. The dogs won’t leave them alone with our little inserts.

These toys have been a staple in our house for years. If your dog loves to play with a ball as much as a good long two this is a little piece of doggie heaven.We have two Old English Bulldogs a 95 pound six year old, whose always had a Bouncy Bone and his partner in crime a seven month old puppy whose already over 50 pounds. They both adore these but as reviewers have mentioned the treats are gone in a blink of an eye.One of the concerns I've had with the treats themselves is that Rawhide is processed with so many chemicals - including formaldehyde. I make it a point to never buy rawhide.The bone part of the toy is great for easy to moderate chewers but for hardcore, aggressive chewers it's not going to hold up well. Harley our oldest Bulldog reduced his new bone to mere shreds in a few days. The material is no where near as durable as Nylabone especially their Durachew which is about as close to indestructible as you can get.Like all Nylon based chew toys, once they get jagged it's time to throw them away. Nylon can splinter into shards and cause internal damage, but then so can bone and hard rubber. Which we discovered a few years ago when Harley had eaten part of a hard rubber toy and needed emergency surgery as it was blocking his intestines - a close and incredibly scary call.Cotton rope toys like the Booda Rope are really the safest and although they ingest quite a bit, it's non toxic and digests quickly. The other side of the coin is that most dogs lose interest in them pretty quickly, albeit for those games of Tug-O-War.At the end of the day, there's no perfect dog toy, and supervision is everything.The Busy Buddy Bouncy Bone packs a tremendous amount of "Fun Power" and our dogs love them. I wish they would hold up better and replace the treat with a healthier alternative.

Libby loves it! She is a 50 pound Pitbull and an aggressive chewer. When I opened the box and saw it, I was concerned that it was too small and I got the wrong size. It is difficult to judge even with the item description and photos. However it seems to be just right. At least she thinks so, and that is what matters. Bigger is not always better. At first I would give it to her for 15 minutes a day to break it in. I do this because the plastic gets sharp and cuts her gums if she spends to much time with it. After a week or so, we leave it out and she will casually chew a few times throughout the day. That's what I wanted. A toy that she can still get excited about if you play with her, and at the same time be safe enough to leave out to help with boredom. I have also let her have it outside but it is hard to get the dirt off since the plastic is now roughed up. As for the rawhide disk, I don't use them. They give her gas, she gets them off in about 2 minutes(I timed it), and they are not worth the cost. Oh, and the shape is one of the biggest reasons I got this one. Creates somewhat of a challenge.UPDATE: After a year and a couple months I have to retire the toy. Although she is a powerful chewer she was generally gentle on this one. Her chew sessions last an average 10 minutes two to three times a day. I still recommend it and plan on getting a new one.

This was an instant hit with Fran! She absolutely loves it, and I love that it keeps her entertained while giving her a fun mental challenge. The combination of a toy, treat holder, and enrichment activity makes it much more engaging than a standard chew toy.It’s sturdy, easy to fill with treats, and does a great job keeping her occupied as she works to get the rewards out. Watching her figure it out is half the fun! It provides great mental stimulation and helps burn some energy, especially on days when the weather isn’t cooperating.Fran gives it two paws up, and Mom approves too. If you’re looking for a durable, interactive toy that combines treats, play, and enrichment, this one is definitely worth adding to your dog’s toy collection.

My border terrier either makes very short shrift of toys, demolishing them very easily, except for Kongs. However, when I found this bouncy bone with added food discs I thought it would be worth a try. He loves it! He chews it even without the discs, and finds it even more desirable with! When I have to go out for a while I leave him with the bone and he is more than happy.Would really recommend it.

Muy buena calidad, sólidos y a prueba de perritos locos jaja

Puppy loves this, keeps her interested for ages and makes her work for he treat while good for her teeth

They are either to stupid to figure out how to get at the rawhide rings or they don't care for them but they just like laying there and knawing at this toy. They both share it and it's the toy of choice. We haven't noticed chars of the plastic come off and we leave it as an outside toy as it's very hard and loud when they drop it on the floor. But it's definitely a toy they are super interested in and keep going back to daily.

These are great! My dogs LOVE them! great tool for dental hygiene!