Wholesomes Rewards Originals for Dogs

Marsoni

M251S

$12.99

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Wholesomes Rewards Originals for DogsRewards Originals oven baked biscuits are proudly made in family owned, USA kitchens. The crunchy texture helps your dogs teeth remain clean and healthy. Each dog biscuit treat is made with high quality chicken protein, ancient grains like oatmeal for heart health, and superfoods like pumpkin and sweet potato to help support a fit lifestyle for your dog. Use these pea free crunchy treats as a reward or training aid! INGREDIENTS Wheat, Chicken Meal,

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It's hefty! I bought this for my 70lb Dutch Sheperd/Malinois mix because she, as the breeds are, is extremely active and loves to play tug of war. I read the reviews and knew the bone was noted to be heavy but bought it anyway. It was a little bulky for her at first and she let it lie for a couple of months but was picking it up today. I will get use out it with her as she continues to grow but definitely not for smaller dogs. It's still a good, sturdy product!

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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2026

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Cuba, US

★★★★★ 5

Have bought a few of these over the last handful of years

Color: Red

Best toy outside of Ghonuts for heavy chewers. Even outlasts the most durable Kongs. I'd say we get about four months before our dog starts really making a dent in it and the size of the pieces he pulls off start to become larger and I should probably replace it after about six months. It's cheap enough that replacing it that often is fine. *Important note* using squishy toys for heavy chewers is really important. They can break their teeth on hard toys like Nyla bones and things like antlers can break and cut them and damage their digestive system if they swallow the shards. It sucks because my dog loved Nyla bones and would chew off an inch a day, but I couldn't risk his teeth like that.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2026

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Jenah Labuski

Lexington, US

★★★★★ 5

Finally - a tug toy my dog hasn’t destroyed!

Color: Red

This completely exceeded my expectations! My dog is roughly a year old, about 110-115lbs and a TOUGH chewer. He loved tugs toys but none of them last more than 10 minutes with him. I decided to try this because of the other reviews and price but wasn’t expecting it to last long. He’s had it almost a week and it’s still completely intact. It’s definitely heavy so it might not be best for smaller dogs but if you have a big dog/heavy chewer definitely give this a shot!

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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026

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Lisa A

West Palm Beach, US

★★★★★ 5

Indestructible so far

Color: Red, Color: Red

My toy destroyer has had this for almost two months now and it hasn’t taken any damage. It is big and heavy and solid. It became one of his favorites immediately and goes in and out of the house and even to bed with him. Now if only we could find a stuffy that he can’t destroy.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2026