Tree Root Dog Chew Toy for Dogs - 100% natural - medium size

I have a Choc Lab and an Alsation. They aren't very fussed with it and will attempt to chew on it now and again but buyer beware, your dog may not like it at all and it's a bit steep for a bit of tree root!

My English springer loves it. He is a serial chewer and at 16weeks old has already gone through over 50+ toys. Puppy class told me about this and said it was worth giving it a go so I did! He hasn't put it down. Instead of chasing after my 17month olds toys (like he normally would) he has been content Chewing this.However, there is a down side! My springer follows me everywhere I go, he is at my feet from morning to night and so he brings this with him now and it's HEAVY, really heavy when dropped on your toes!

My dog, who will normally chew anything, is not really interested in this, unless I smear it with something tasty like peanut butter or cream cheese.

The media could not be loaded.  Both our dogs love this (puppy and a 6 yr old)- it has helped clean their teeth, and keeps them occupied when bored.Very durable, but kind to teeth too. Highly recommended. Check out the attached video to see! 😀

Ordered three roots for three dogs so no fights would take place. Should have saved my money; they sniffed them; did the odd paw flick then ignored them totally. So all are being returned as were a waste of money for my dogs; such a shame cos I was hoping they would be weaned off products with chemicals in them; and wanted totally natural for them. Oh; they did pull the labels off and spent a little while chewing the labels; but interest ended once the labels had been shredded!!!

5 minute wonder. He (7 month old Border Collie) seems to prefer found wood that he can make a good mess with. I will try putting it away and see whether the novelty factor helps when I get it out again.

Honestly, this is just a lump of wood. Nothing special about it at all. Save yourself the money and go into the countryside and get the exact same thing for free.

Lasts for ages. My cocker spaniel likes to come back to it every now and again, so not constant chewing. He struggles to pick it up because of the weight and shape though.