Anyone who has ever had a dog will know what damage they are capable of if they are not entertained or do not have enough toys to hold their attention. This is even more so when they start teething, losing their baby teeth and getting their adult teeth, which are the ones which have the capability to cause the most damage. We wanted to make sure that when our dog reached this stage she not only had toys which would entertain her but also ones which could ease any discomfort that she was suffering. We came across Puppy Kong products in our local pet store and they seemed to fit the bill on all accounts, so we chose the puppy teething stick. The toy is sold in sizes small,  Read the complete review

From the success of buying the puppy kong for our King Charles I decided to get her this teething stick after a visit to the vet to get her vaccinations. I felt sorry for her after her ordeal and thought I would treat her to another Kong treat. The thing that attracted me to this at first was that it was specifically for teething and my puppy is in the middle of teething and is beginning to chew everything in her sight. She is even starting to get bored with the toys that she has and is chewing on presses so I thought this could help ease her pain. The toy cost me 3.50 euro which was reasonable for a kong toy as usually they are more ...  Read the complete review

Before picking up my puppy I looked into things for him to chew on in the hope that my house would remain intact and pup would have fun toys to chew on instead. I purchased the stuffable Kong toy and this puppy teething stick as well as a plastic nylabone and other toys. The teething stick is made of natural rubber which is a special teething formula making it softer for britle puppy teeth but as strong as the adult red rubber kongs. It comes in pale blue or pink and is available in 3 sizes depending on the breed of dog. It is recommended for puppies up to about the age of 9 months. Starting prices is about £2.99 for the small one which I thought was good ...  Read the complete review

We have a boxer dog who we have had since a he was a puppy. We loved to spoil him but most of his toys he was able to wreck within minutes of getting them. When he was going thru that stage i decided to get him only strong rubber toys. Pets at home have loads of kong toys this is where i first discovered them. The kong teether for puppy's cost £3.99. The kong teething toys come in size small , medium and large needless to say we needed the large. The teether is made from solid indestructible rubber and feels heavy. Our kong teether is red and white tie dye effect with grooves in the rubber all the way around. The grooves can be ...  Read the complete review