Quado Interactive Dog Bone, 7-Ounce Ginormous

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My dogs absolutely love these Quado bones. They chew and chew on these things like its the last supper. The only problem is exactly that; They devour these bones within the hour, instead of it lasting for a period of time. I have large dogs, and one dog took out 2 prongs in a matter of 15 min, completely devoured! At a cost of around $8 per bone, I cannot afford to give these things to my dogs often, as they do not last long enough. But they are crazy over them.

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It's a shame that for some reason it says on the package that this shouldn't be eating entirely in one sitting because my dog loves these. It is all I can do to get it away from him so that he doesn't devour it all right away. They must put doggie crack in it, because he is crazy about this chew toy! Just for the record, he DID eat one all at one time and had no ill effects.

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I see many of the reviews of this product were for PUPPIES. Maybe they aer good for PUPPIES, but NOT FOR DOGS!! I purchased 6 Quado dog bones. The dogs loved them and devoured them in only an hour. I was disappointed and disturbed that they went so quickly and went back to read the packaging to find a small blurb on the back of the package on the bottom right "Quado is to be consumed over a period of time and not in once sitting or even on day." (1) I paid about $8 for each bone with shipping. This was for a bone which lasted only an hour. I expected it to be a "bone" not a "treat." I could have taken my dogs out to dinner for that price. (2) If the bone is meant to be consumed over time, please make that obvious on the front of the package and not in some small print on the back. It worries me now why they printed the statement on the back.

I can appreciate the fact that they created environmentally-friendly products and trusted that I would be satisfied with my purchase. I buy the best for my dogs despite not being a wealthy person. I bought these bones because the shape is a great design. I expected a bone that would last. I am disappointed. I would requested a refund for my purchase price. I have yet to hear from the company N-Bone.

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My two boys really loved these Quado chewies, but I was disappointed that they didn't last longer. They probably lasted 30 minutes. For the price, I thought this was pretty fast.

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As much as I love this product, I should start by saying that Quado bones definitely aren't a good fit for all dogs. As many people have commented, it wouldn't take an agressive chewer long to go through one of these, and they aren't exactly cheap, either. But personally, I can't imagine how the manufacturers of this innovative product have failed to highlight the usefulness of Quado bones to a very particular subset of pet-parents: those with mobility impared pets who have a hard time holding onto regular dog bones to chew them.

Pepper was, if you can imagine this, a mix of Pekingese and Border Collie. A bug-eyed, bow-legged, long-haired dog with a bad underbite and a bad attitude to match. Even as a puppy, Pepper was never an especially playful dog. Instead, she preferred long walks and peanut butter flavored rawhides as enrichment activities.

At the age of about 14 & 1/2, Pepper's health and mobility began to suffer. We did everything we could to help keep her mobile and comfortable as her condition gradually deteriorated, but enrichment activities for a cantankerous, mobility-impared old dog proved difficult to come by. In her little "wheelchair", she could only walk a couple of houses down the street before becoming tired, and though she still showed interest in bones, she just couldn't manage to hold onto them to chew anymore. Then one day at a local pet store, I ran across Quado dog bones. I had never seen or heard of anything like this before, and it actually took a minute for it to "click"...for me to realize just what I was looking at and how it could be exactly what Pepper needed. The only size they had at the time was the "ginormous", which normally would be a bit big for a 25-lb dog, but then I also didn't have any smaller Quados to compare it to, so I bought one of the great big ones and crossed my fingers that it would work. I was excited but also fully prepared for the Quado to be yet another flop in a line of toys we'd tried that didn't work out, but it wasn't. Apparently the Quado smelled and tasted good enough to get Pepper's attention, and since it stood up on its own, she had no trouble chewing to her little heart's content. If it happened to get away from her, it was no big deal. It would simply "roll" over, and she'd start chewing a different leg. Even after the first leg had been chewed off, the bone would still "stand" enough to matter with 3 legs. As the bone got down to the last couple of legs she would lose the benefit of the "tripod", and we did often simply discard the last leg. Still, we could find no other product that met her needs nearly as well as the Quado. Price and durability, in this case, were not the most important factors. Having "a bone that stands on its own" was the one and only way Pepper was able to continue to enjoy chewing as usual during the final months of her life, and you just can't put a price on that.