Senior - Dog Toy with Gentle, Natural Rubber - Durable Dog Toy for Older Dogs - Use Treats with Stuffable Chew Toy - Treat Toy for Chewing & Fetching - for Large Dogs

You can always trust the people at Kong to make great products. These are for senior dogs and even though I have a puppy, he totally enjoys it. They’re great to put peanut butter and freeze and then give to the dog and it will keep his attention for a good 20 minutes. Excellent product very bouncy just like a ball.

Just a great product! I bought the "junior" kong for my puppy when I brought him home ten years ago. He has always loved it and still has it. I bought him the firmer "adult" kong and he loves it stuffed with peanut butter. Now that he's entering his senior years I thought he deserved the "senior" version. He has loved it since it came out of the box. This is just a simple product that excels in every way. It is the right shape. The right texture. It is washable. And they last forever. They are a real value.

I have old dogs and handicapped dogs so I use larger sized kongs to make it a little easier for them while still keeping them busy. One of my dogs inhales food and this keeps her eating a bit longer. She's rear end paralyzed and when she wasn't I loved it when she'd use her front paws to hold the kong as she attacked it - now she doesn't use her paws that way, I miss it. The kongs are also good for my food aggressive dog since it keeps her busy so she doesn't bother herself with what the other dogs are doing. I also think it cuts down on the gas that comes with the gulping of food, but that isn't a proven thing. Kongs are made in the USA which makes me feel better about feeding my dogs out of them. I'm not fearing strange toxic chemicals in the make up of them. Things that I don't like is that they can sometimes feel a little tacky to the touch even though I don't put them in the dishwasher. Also the white yellows over a short time. But they are getting daily use. I've had two dogs that wouldn't use them. One was a low/no vision elderly dog who just didn't get it. She's also toothless so just eating out of a regular bowl is challenge enough. The other who wouldn't bother with them was just not food motivated at all. She could take it or leave it and if it got hard to get to - she'd leave it But the other dogs seem to enjoy using them. Oh a great thing about the Senior type is that it's easier for people to get the food out of them. The red ones are REALLY hard, these if a dog gets stuck or is just learning how to work them, you can step on it and squeeze out some food and they get the idea. Love the fact that they are softer, but they are not soft, just softer than the hard red ones. If your dogs are chewers this may be a problem but most of my dogs don't have all their teeth and none of them are chewers so it works for me. Good products by kong although now many companies now make puzzle feeders/distraction toys and it's good to switch them out once in a while to engage your pup but kongs have been around for a while because they work, they aren't fancy but they are sturdy. And compared to some others, they are easy to fill and not frustrating or too difficult for a dog to get at the food. Kong = Good!

Was looking for something for our 14 year old labradoodle. He was with a senior before we adopted him and we wanted him to have some fun. We bought some play mats, but they didn’t hold his interest for long. However, he loves this dog toy!! Plays with it, carries it around with him, etc. Definitely a keeper!!

My Golden likes it more when I put peanut butter in it. It is pretty much indestructible even for my dog that loves to shred soft toys, paper & sticks

My dogs love this. Well, only when there is something inside for them to eat of course. I have a 9 year old black lab beagle mix and a 5 year old Chihuahua and the senior small was the perfect size for both. Neither of my dogs are major chewers so that helped. They are not too heavy, my beagle mix will actually pick this one up (opposed to the regular red KONG). They feel very durable, as they are rubber. The price of the two pack was worth it, as both my dogs have a durable treat toy for not that much.

This was one of the only toys my aging dog with cancer was able to play with in his final days. His teeth were very damaged at this point, and moving around was difficult for him. This gave me a way to let him play a bit and get extra treats to keep him mentally stimulated. This Kong is definitely meant for senior dogs, and my younger dogs destroyed it instantly when they stole it. Regardless, I instantly bought him another, and I would have bought dozens more if I needed to, because it made my boy's last months happier.

This is a good size, though I would call it medium. It is the same size and has the same 'give' as a puppy one I have, but I believe the top opening is larger - which is clever, since puppy biscuits and treats are a lot smaller and the snouts are larger on an older dog. It arrived next day. My dogs are big and like to chew, but I've found they really enjoy ones with adequate give, they really don't play with the 'extreme' black model, they just hide it in the garden as if its a bone that needs to decompose for a while.

Súper bien, entretiene por un buen tiempo a mis pequeñas, le compré uno mediana a mi perrita mestiza maltés con westie y otro chico a una mestiza chihuahua con maltés. Como por 40min a 1 hora están jugando y lamiendo, se los doy normalmente cuando estoy trabajando o me voy de la casa.

Quite similar to the puppy Kong and is nice and soft on dogs teeth but still sturdy enough to last. Quality, like most Kong items is very high. Medium works well for our spaniels

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Is as advertised. Good for a small senior dog.