PetstagesOrka Tire Royal Blue Treat-Dispensing Dog Chew Toy

I have an aggressive chewer in a Jack Russell pup, who is now 13 months old. He has systematically destroyed every other chew toy except this one which lasts many months. He has now mutilated the first one but it has lasted many months. Compare that to any other toy which seldom lasts an hour, never mind a day. Always have to have a spare in the toy box as it’s his go to bestest.

Best ball we have ever bought. Well I actually bought 4.Our labradoodle has destroyed every other ball, but this one has survived intact- so far.It has a good bounce and is very easy to spot when it lands in the vegetation.Highly recommended.Update. Ridiculous price but I guess worth it in comparison to the number of other balls that get destroyed before this one gives up the ghost. Just about to order 2 more. We now have a golden retriever who gnaws at this one quite avidly - hasn't got his teeth through it (yet). Health warning! Our labradoodle drools like Niagara Dalls when he is playing with these balls. The design means plenty of slobber builds up in the course of play and care needs to be taken when throwing, especially if using a Chukka or similar. Streams of drool will spray forth so you need to experiment with placement of the ball before launching. I find throwing it underarm or placing the holes so that the axis of rotation is from hole to hole works best.

There are a lot of glowing reviews about this chew, but please ignore them. We bought it a couple of days ago and our young Maltese is already chewing it to bits, so to save him swallowing bits of plastic, we’ve thrown it in the bin. Avoid, a waste of money, I think

Our dog is nearly 10, a busy fell terrier none the less. Due to a sensitive tummy, I have explored all different types of chews for him to no avail. The antlers are much too hard and in reality was discarded by him in seconds. I came across the Orka products by accident. Initially I was looking for a stick for him to safely play with as an alternative to bouncing around with those that have recently fallen from our trees in abundance. Whilst I am not completely opposed to this, the risk of him choking when chewing on them, became of increasing concern, particularly after one splintered in his mouth. I was left with the dilemma therefore of finding a product which would be happily accepted as an alternative to the sticks provided for by nature to both play with and chew on. The texture of the Orka products have really hit the mark in the case of our dog. He has both the bone and the stick. One or the other will accompany him wherever he goes. He spends time either engaging in games with them or simply laying down and chewing on them, which in turn helps him to relax. I have to take it on trust of course that the materials used are none toxic. Great products.

Best ball ever! My dog adores this ball. Everything about it is right. It is tennis ball sized so it fits in a flinger, it's incredibly robust yet lightweight with a great bounce, dogs love the texture of it in their mouths, because it isn't fabric it doesn't get really dirty or waterlogged and is easy to clean, plus I really like the colour.My Labrador was destroying other balls inside of a day so it's great to find a ball that has so far lasted several months and I even let her bring it indoors as it keeps her happily occupied and I know she won't be able to pull it apart. We love it so much I have bought spares to last us through the years in case it ever gets discontinued.The only downside is that all the other dogs in the park want to steal it because it is so wonderful! Other dog owners have had to buy 1 for their dogs because it is so popular. Her original ball now has a split in it from another dog, who is a very heavy chewer, "borrowing" it but even with that split we have used it every day for months and it has not broken.

I have a Border Collie with OCD and this stick takes her mind off all people and dogs. I haven't had the nerve to have her loose with horses and bikes yet but it certainly gets her interest focused on me. It floats too which is great when she drops it in the cow trough and then gets in afterwards. Just need to find one that is self cleaning now as this gets a little slimy also needs a homing device as she does tend to drop toys, so I bought 4!. It's her mission to get the rope out which she did in a few days, but you can still use the stick to throw. She is also a chewer but it didn't have any teeth marks on it in the couple of weeks before she lost the first one. I think it's because of the hole through the middle. She has a damaged tongue from an infection where she once bit it so this is very light in her mouth and we have had no problems with her drawing blood again.

Great for playing tug of war & chewing!My 3 dogs love these - I have bought a few!They are robust, but not indestructable. My dogs play tug of war with them as well as running around playing & chewing themn & have had literally months of fun with them.I bought one & they loved it so much, I then bought several as I got at a good reduced price.So far have had to throw away 1 in 18 months as it was really chewed & a 2nd has had the rope chewed away, so I just replaced the rope in the middle.You do have to keep an eye on the rope as the knots at each end can come undone with excessive chewing, just keep tightening them which is easy & if they come out you can re-thread through the blue plastic.Also, when my teething puppy chewed the blue plastic at one end quite well - I just neatened it with scissors & the toy was as good as new, just lsightly shorter!

My Collie puppy has really given this a chew and there are no marks in it at all even after a month of heavy use. In large spaces flies well.Been a fab toy/teething buy for a chewy 6month old pup.