Nylabone Flexi Chill & Chew Toy for Dogs with Treat Pockets, Dog Toys for Moderate Chewers, Chicken Flavor, Medium - Up to 35 lbs, 1 Count

Whether I fill them or not, my little foster pup loves chewing on these. The first one was such a big hit I didn’t even get to fill it. I bought a second one and filled it with peanut butter and froze it overnight. She’s been busy for 30 minutes now licking and chewing at it. She likes both the brown and blue ones. Good for pups who don’t have a super strong chew. This little one is just under a year old and is 26lbs.

This thing says moderate flexible chew for dogs under 35lbs but my 85lb dog dug it out of the toy box about 6 months ago and chews on it often. He destroys yak chews and bones, so this holds up quite well. It shows a little wear, but he's not gnawing off chunks that leave me concerned he's swallowing stuff he shouldn't be. It's mostly dents and tooth marks into the bone. We got it for our puppy a few years ago and he still loves to chew on it too.

The toy itself does not freeze, but it has small pockets on the backside that you can fill with whatever you like (peanut butter, broth, water, etc.) and freeze. There’s one longer compartment in the middle and then four smaller ones in the corners. These four have a slight lip which help prevent spills but also makes them lightly more difficult to clean.All in all this toy seems like a solid teething toy. It doesn’t hold a lot but the point isn’t to feed them, it’s to give them something to do and help soothe with cold, both of which it does. My largest complaint is with the shape. It’s completely flat on one side and rounded on the other. It rocks as my dog licks it and sometime it rocks enough to flip right over onto the flat side. In this position it’s hard for my dog to right it so she inevitably gets bored and wanders away, leaving whatever I’ve frozen in it to melt straight out onto the floor.Great concept, poor design.

Me likey:+ The freeze makes my dogs a little more interested+ Space in the chew allow for water (ice) or a treat+ They’re built to lastMe no likey:- They don’t stay cold for long- They’re big, wide and heavy- Really made for medium and large breedsThese are almost like any other Nylabone chew and, for that alone, I like this. The thing is big and thick; not really for smaller breeds at all. My pups are big enough to handle them, but they’re bulky to carry around. The smaller version of these are actually a bit TOO small, so I opted for this and got something that’s too large.The freezing is a nice extra, but it’s a “feature” that doesn’t really last but a few minutes. One of my pups is teething, and this chew’s moderate strength works for her, but her interest is still relatively limited. I’ll update if they remain interested, but so far it’s not that much different from other Nylabone chews.

My 2 Boxers can zip through chew toys very quickly, but the design of this particular one has made it last in our house for more than a month with very little wear and tear on it despite it being a favorite of theirs. And, given the fact that it isn’t rock hard, but rather has some give to it, I am both surprised and impressed. I will definitely be buying more of these in the future.

Our dog absolutely loves these bones. He’s a 90lbs pit bull and quite a strong chewer. He loves chewing on these bones. Hard enough they last him quite awhile but also soft they don’t hurt/break his teeth chewing on them.

My 3 lb puppy loves this. Pop it in the freezer and you'll have a happy teething puppy. I got the larger size for safety reasons, and it's perfect for teething. Always supervise. Highly recommended!

I have one of these that is a lot smaller and my 11 lb dog loves it. I stuff it with treats and it takes her some time to work and get them out. I ordered this and it came used! Someone opened it and obviously decided they didn’t like, and they taped up and returned it. I didn’t pay for a used item. If it cost a lot less it might not have bothered me, but the fact that it’s used is not right.