Ruff Bone Grilled Steak Flavored Chew Toy, Medium

Dogs love these bones

My dog is a medium dog with a big dog chew. While she really liked the bone, it didn't last like I thought it would. She had the two ends completely gone in less than an hour. I was afraid she was swallowing all the plastic, so I tossed the rest. This would probably be better for less strong chewers. They need to change the name to Kinda Ruff. I wouldn't leave my dog alone with this item until you see how they chew it.

I got these before, different flavors, and my dog loved them! Problem....they are not edible. Nearly $4000 later, 2 emergency surgeries, my dog (fur baby girl - 20lbs) is still with me. Pieces of the toy were struck with some hair in her intestines. Just an FYI. Very tasty to dogs, good job company, but soft and dog WILL eat even though it is not meant to be edible, bad job company..no, no.

Hard to find in stores - dogs really like this.

Was hoping it was a chew bone that I could give to my young dog for a few minutes every day. 3/4 of it was gone before I knew it. Maybe okay for mild chewers.

My dog seemed to love it. It was promptly destroyed. Did not last long at all. Supposed to be for strong chewers.

Unsafe. I bought this for our lab and husky. They literally ate the entire bone in a day. This is made out of plastic. Not at all like the nylabones. Do not purchase for serious chewers.

We got one of these in a dog subscription box. My dog liked it (a lot) and the steak flavor didn't aggravate her inflammatory bowel disease, so I won't give it one star.But, for a nylon bone, this is not really up to snuff. We've had toys from Nylabone and Benebone and BulliBone and several others that have lasted a LOT longer. I had to take this away after about two minutes, which is not really very much time for a nylon bone with my dog. Normally she gets to play with nylon bones at least a handful of times before I stop giving them to her. Specifically, she started getting small pieces off the end and swallowing them. (Now, I know this will happen with any nylon bone over time, but it usually takes a lot longer than two minutes.)These are not supposed to be edible but dogs WILL try to eat them. Especially heavy chewers, which is what my dog is! (If you want to give your dog an edible bone, Nylabone makes ones called "Healthy Edibles" that may be worth looking into.) And you need to supervise your dog closely while s/he has this, because swallowing a big chunk could land him or her at the emergency vet clinic. I think these are just a little bit too soft to really be safe.

This medium Astrobone is no good at all. I bought it as a tough toy for my year old dog and in thirty minutes she had chewed it nearly all away! Not worth the money.