Nylabone Dura Chew Extreme Tough Dog Chew Toy, Original Flavour, Large, for Dogs Up to 23 kg

this is the worst product i've ever bought my dog. so it's meant to be 100% strong and durable, marshall my lurcher has had it about 5 mins and done this to it. those are all bits of plastic looking "nylon" (sorry, dont believe this is made of nylon) that have started to chip off. fair enough he enjoys the taste but if your dog swallows this stuff, they can't digest it, so it'll get stuck in their intestines and you'll be left with a dead dog or a sick one and a huge vet bill. worst product ever, they shouldn't be allowed to sell this.

My sister’s young Dog has destroyed every toy he’d previously been bought. Some within a couple of minutes.This “extreme” chew is the first one that’s living up to the name.After 10 minutes of solid chomping he’d then realise he wasn’t going to destroy it. Leave it alone for a short while and then return to have another go.He’s still barely scratched the surface.We’re delighted to have found something that is a match for him and will be buying another as he’ll eventually get through it.

I have wasted so much money on Kong toys in the last year for my champion Labrador chewing machine, she goes through them in minutes, so I have given up on them now and only buy Nylon chewers. She takes weeks instead of minutes to get through them. The only downside is that after she has had a good old session chewing, she leaves them laying just where I am about to walk, and when you step on them without slippers, its like stepping on a plug - OUCH, I will keep buying them though and maybe one day she will grow weary of chewing - we can only hope.

Good size for my big dog, long enough for her to hold in her paws when chewing & holding up to her frequent gnawing sessions, keeps her busy

Kept the big puppy (1 yr old boxer) busy for a small amount of time, on and off for 2 days. She's since lost interest. I bought a lamb one, which was very slightly more interesting. And the peanut butter one, a bit more interesting than that. All bones have been discarded in the garden.My other Boxer briefly showed interest in the lamb one, but ended up making his mouth bleed on the tiny sharp edges. He's since gone back to not caring about the plastic bones.In theory, a good idea. In reality, I'd rather spend an extra £4 and get an antler, which is completely natural and gets used!

The one I got sent looks nothing like the picture.Bits coming off in a few minutes of light chewing.Nothing like I have purchased before. I’ve actually put it it the bin due to safety concerns.

Destroyed within an hour by an 18 month old Labrador. I became extremely concerned for my dogs welfare as bits were falling off were being swallowed. In future I will only use natural products. This was a big waste of money.

I do like the Nylabone products and I would buy them again and recommend others try them for their dogs, however this is probably not one for strong chewers. We have only had it about 3 weeks and the rounded ends are gone already. I have a 4 month old collie cross and an adult working cocker, so not huge dogs, but I would definitely buy the larger size next time. For now we are settled with antlers and bulls horns as they are a bit stronger.