Description
This one is rubber rather than nylon, which changes the feel entirely. The Double Action Bone is moulded in tough natural rubber for dogs that chew hard but prefer some flex and give under their teeth — the sort of dog that finds rigid nylon unrewarding. Dual chewing ends offer different textures at each end so the toy does not get boring, and nubs across the surface help clean teeth and freshen breath as your dog works it. Bacon cheeseburger flavor is infused throughout, with zero calories.
Key Features
- Dual chewing ends offer multiple textures to keep your dog engaged
- Tough natural rubber suits strong chewers who prefer some flex and give
- Nubs help clean teeth and freshen breath as your dog chews
- A safe way for dogs to satisfy their natural urge to chew
- Juicy bacon cheeseburger flavor throughout
- Regular chew toy for dogs up to 35 pounds
How to Use
- Match the chew to your dog: pick the size for their weight, and in a multi-dog home buy for the largest, strongest chewer.
- Offer it side-on. Non-edible chews work best when your dog gnaws from the side rather than the top and bottom.
- Always supervise chew time. This is a chew toy, not a treat, and is not meant to be eaten or ingested.
- Inspect the toy before every session and replace it when the ends wear down, the surface goes ragged, or it becomes small enough to swallow.
- Hand wash with warm soapy water and rinse thoroughly.
Specifications
- Brand: Nylabone
- Chew strength: Strong Chew — long-lasting chewers who prefer some give
- Size: Medium / Wolf — dogs up to 35 lbs
- Flavor: Bacon cheeseburger
- Material: Natural rubber — non-edible
- Dimensions: 8" L x 2.25" W x 1.5" H out of package
- Manufacturer item: NRD002P · UPC 018214833215
A good middle ground for the dog that is too rough for plush but does not get on with hard nylon. Pick one up in store at Garoppo's Feed & Pet Supply in Vineland, NJ, or order online for fast local delivery.
No. This is a non-edible chew toy. Tiny shavings raised by normal chewing are expected and pass through, but the toy itself is not food. Take it away and contact your vet if you think a piece was swallowed.
Match the size to your dog's weight, and if you have more than one dog, buy for the largest and strongest chewer in the house. A chew that is too small is a choking risk.
Check it before each session and replace it when the ends are worn down, the surface has gone ragged, or it is small enough for your dog to fit fully in their mouth.
Hand wash with warm soapy water and rinse thoroughly.
Nylon Power Chews are the hardest option and last longest with extreme chewers. This natural rubber Strong Chew flexes under the teeth, which many dogs find more satisfying. If your dog abandons hard nylon, try the rubber.