JWMegalast Bone Dog Toy

We have an aggressive chewer here! Bought one of these to give it a try. OMG, the dog LOVES, LOVES, LOVES this toy! At first we filled it with peanut butter and crunchy treats. Then we switched to a homemade mixture of cooked steel cut oats, Baby Mixed Grains cereal, Graham flour and pumpkin (made thick, like peanut butter) and we freeze it after filling the toy. He LOVES IT! Then we bought 3 more to keep some filled at all times! Our little boy loves this lick toy so much, he wants to sleep with it! We did train him immediately that when he tries to chew it, it gets taken away. He learned VERY quickly not to bite, only lick! He does't like to be too far from his favorite toy of all time! BUY THIS! Buy more than one, so that you can put it in the dishwasher to clean and have one ready in the freezer!

This is the only bone my cat (yes, cat) will chew and is a better alternative than my flip flops!You'd think it would be too big for a cat, but the back of the roundy ends aren't totally solid. The material seems to be the same density/texture as the glow in the dark version.

This rubber bone is definitely NOT megalast and super tough! I gave it to my dog ONCE, filled the middle compartments with some pieces of cheese and the sides with peanut butter. After a few minutes he was done and there were already tears in the rubber! Can’t risk giving this to him again as I don’t want him to swallow pieces of rubber. Also the construction of this makes it nearly impossible to clean out the peanut butter from the crevices - I filled it with soapy water and left it to soak and then sprayed it out with really hot water and still can’t get the remnants of the peanut butter out. Definitely requires some sort of tool/very skinny brush to clean out. I would NOT recommend this due to the fact that it is already torn after one 5 minute use.

NEEDS PRODUCT PHOTO of the other side, (and better product description), as one side has slits to put food in. It's a bit too easy for one heavy chewing dog (new Kong Genius are better for her, but those become more pliable too after a while, of course), but this toy is perfect for the other, and keeps him busy, especially if we have peanut butter or other lick-able treat inside. Meat tucks nicely into the slots. This toy is harder for me to find in local small businesses, too, so I order it here.

I love these bones for my dog, I bought 2 so I can always have one filled and frozen. The back of the bone has grooves so I put some treat like peanut butter & banana or wet dog food, I even chopped up a hot dog and mixed it with some pureed veggies. Then I place the filled bone in a plastic bag and then in the freezer.Its great during the heat wave to cool him down, and currently the air quality is poor ( wildfire smoke) and we can't go outside so this treat gives him something to do besides follow me around and stare at my with big sad Labrador eyes. I think this will be great for a next road trip too, to keep him occupied on the drive.My dog has broken many toys, he is not always gentle, but he has not ripped this one at all. He is a 70lb chocolate lab, very food and toy driven.I would buy again ( I did, I actually bought one for my cousin's pooch!

I bought 3 of these bones, one for each of my dogs - a Lab, a Cocker Spaniel, and a mixed breed that's bigger than my Lab. I like that I can fill them with water or chicken broth and freeze them. But, given the design, this wasn't as straight-forward as I expected. I decided to try spreading peanut butter over the "chambers" thinking this would be easier. But, the PB got way down in the crevices and my dogs had a hard time getting it out. My Cocker Spaniel even chewed the end off of his bone clean off to get to the PB! Nevertheless, there was a lot of PB residue in all 3 bones, so I put them in the dishwasher. Even that didn't get them clean. So, it would seem water and chicken broth and the like would work best. But, I have to pick the bones up after they've been licked clean. Otherwise, my Cocker Spaniel trys to shred them. These bones were a bit smaller than expected, and I thought the "chambers" would be a bit bigger.

I was expecting a lot more durability my dogs had chunks chewed off of these immediately

We are on our second one, recomended from another large and aggressive chewer dog friend and wow, these really last. They are made not only of a great material that is durable, the fact that they have a gill-like set of ridges very much so helps clean their teeth. You can even hear them rubbing on it as they chew from time to time. I buy these for an English Mastiff who normally “kills” stuffed animals rather quickly and yet I can go quite some time on this and a purple pronged one too before having to replace. He’ll perhaps get little bits off, but that’s about it and it’s in multiple sittings and hours upon hours of working at it.

Good...

Great Bone as describedGreat for big dogs

Bad .. not as shown in the picture!!my dog dosen't even touch it!!and my puppy plays with practically every toy!!

So disappointing. I can buy a LARGE for less than 10$ locally. I thought I was getting a LARGE for this price. the medium is tiny and certainly not worth the money. I bought two, plus shipping came to a wasted $30.

The toy wasn't durable at all and lasted only a few minutes, I'm ever so disappointed with this product and won't be purchasing from here again.