Benebone Puppy 2-Pack Dental Chew/Wishbone Dog Chew Toys, Made in USA, Real Bacon Flavor

If you have a dog that destroys every toy in minutes, Benebone is a total game changer. These chews are incredibly durable and actually last—especially for strong or aggressive chewers. They’re made with real flavors like bacon, chicken, and peanut butter, which dogs absolutely love, and you can tell because they keep coming back to it again and again. What I love most is that they keep my dog busy and satisfied without the mess or smell of traditional bones. They’re also thoughtfully designed with shapes that are easy for dogs to grip and chew comfortably. That said, like any hard chew, it’s important to supervise and replace it if it gets worn down—but overall, this is one of the best long-lasting chew toys out there. Highly recommend for anyone with a serious chewer—worth every penny! 💛🐶💛

I bought the Tiny Puppy Bacon flavor 2-pack package of these, and my dog and his sister are obsessed with them. They chew on them multiple times every day. They seem to be fairly durable, although I expect they will break down over time, which is okay as it’s a chew. I like that they stay intact, with no chunks breaking off for the dogs to swallow. The dogs do ingest a small amount as the material breaks down, but I always supervise them when they have these, and there haven’t been any problems. It’s difficult to find good chews for toy breed dogs like our 12-pound Shih Tzus, so I was happy to find these. They are pricey, but I believe they are worth it. The dogs love to carry them around, and my little guy even plays with his chew sometimes like it’s a toy.

The Benebone Puppy 2-Pack Dental Chews have been perfect for my puppy. They’re tough enough to hold up to chewing but still designed for younger teeth, which I really like. My puppy stays busy with these for a while, and they seem to help with teething discomfort. The shape makes them easy to grip, so she can chew comfortably. Overall: durable, engaging, and great for teething — definitely a must-have for puppies.

Great design & chew toy. Holding up well to dogs who love to chew

I have a YorkiePoo who LOVES these. 2nd time I've bought. Since she's small I got the puppy type, which is still hard and a good durable chew. Great product. I'll be getting more as she manages to 'bury' them and then forget where! Thanks-

My dogs love this bone. They are on their third one and they last a while. It’s easy for them to hold with their paws and they seem to like that. We have several styles of the dental bones in the house but this is definitely their favorite!

My 5 lb cavapoo LOVES these bones. They are the only ones she chews consistently. The design makes it easy for her to hold and chew. It is not too hard and not too soft, she's able to sink her teeth into it but isn't able to get chunks of the bone. There isn't any noticeable odor.

I was not paying well enough attention when I first bought this puppy box set. I had bought two-pack or individual benebones before but never this special kit. I have a couple of reasons why I wouldn't recommend it. Our corgi puppy is a fierce chewer, and overall the benebones have held up pretty well for her throughout the puppy stage (10 weeks to approx 6 months). We got this kit right around the 6-month mark. It was on sale, so we actually got two boxes. First, I don't recommend this kit because the rolling toy one is not nylon, like normal, but rather some kind of green plastic. I didn't even notice in the picture; I just overlooked it during the holiday rush. When I got it in the two-pack set before, it was always the normal nylon. This green plastic version makes a horrid squelching sound when she chews on it that makes me really anxious about her potentially eating it and/or hurting herself, and the plastic breaks off easily and quickly. I took it away from her as the two ends very quickly deteriorated. I didn't want her to bite off a chunk and swallow it when I wasn't looking. So, this box set is more like a box set of 3 than 4, and I realized the value wasn't there for us. Secondly, I wouldn't recommend this set because of the fish. The two-packs didn't have a fish in them, so this was new for us. She loves the fish so much... but she always looks for the weakest point on any chew toy (or stuffed toy, which we pretty much can't give her anymore now at ~7 months), and on this fish, it's the nose. She chewed it up so quickly and basically tried to eat it off. It reaches a super sharp point. The rest of the fish is like-new, yet the nose is a safety hazard. I don't have this issue with any of the other shapes -- the wishbone, the tree branch/stick, the rolly toy, the two-handled dental chew... they're all fine. She wears them down normally, and we get at least 1-2 weeks out of each depending on frequency of use. The fish lasted like 1-2 days, max, and the green rolly lasted not even one night, really. As a point of reference, now that she's 7 months and most of her baby teeth have come out, we've swapped to the "small" harder model of benebone and find it a better fit. We are happy with the company in general. They have a helpful video about when to throw away the bones -- and they have a recycling program for the bones, but I haven't tried it yet. I just have a small growing collection waiting to mail to them. Their safety page on their website says, "the product can be smoothed with a wood file or heavy-grit sandpaper. " I may try to do that to the fish to regain life out of it since it's just the nose that is so problematic. If this kit had the normal nylon rolly toy (rather than the green plastic) and another shape instead of the fish, like the dental chew, it would be 5/5 & highly recommended. Hope this helps others. I know each dog is different.