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Pet Stages Mini ORKA Bone | 
 enlarge | Brand: Petstages
Category: Pet Products
List Price: $7.19
Buy New: $3.87
You Save: $3.32 (46%)
New (10) from $3.87
Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 59209
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0
Dimensions (in): 8 x 8 x 2
MPN: PTPS221
Model: 221
UPC: 871864002215
EAN: 0871864002215
ASIN: B000HHFAJM
Release Date: April 15, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Flat bone shape helps exercise jaw muscles | | • | Multiple textures massage gums to enhance dental health | | • | Canvas streamers help remove soft tartar | | • | Perfect size for mini dogs |
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Product Description
PetStages toys are designed specifically for the age and activity level of your pet. The Soothing toys help focus and calm your pet for situations such as travel, trips to the veterinarian or groomer, illness or other times of stress. The Chewing toys are designed to address the chewing habits and dental health for each stage of your pet's development. The Interacting toys provide thoughtful activities to help you bond with your pet; and encourages good behavior and social skills. The Playing toys incorporate various sounds, textures, shapes, materials and movements providing hours of fun! Measures 5.5 in. x 6.5 in. x 7.5 in..
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Not bad if you have a light chewer.... not necessarily for terriers December 21, 2008
kirabug (philly 'burbs, USA)
I have two Jack Russell Terriers under a year old, including one that's an aggressive chewer. We bought one of these when they were around 4-5 months, almost done cutting their adult teeth. Within 48 hours of buying this toy, the non-chewer stripped the three fabric ties off, and the chewer chewed off one of the nubs on the other end. This toy is for either a) very young puppies or b) light chewers.
 Great bone for a teething puppy! December 7, 2008
A. Lam (New York, NY)
My shih tzu is teething and I bought this for him 6 weeks ago. He's still enjoying the bone and it's still in perfect condition even with his teeth clamping down on it at all angles. One of the strings came off but I tied it back on and it's fine. I wouldn't suggest taking the strings off unless they're loose because that's my dog's favorite part of the toy.
Laces Come Off, Bone Fell Apart November 3, 2008
Bunnco (Southern California)
My Maltese got the strings off of this thing and even chewed off a piece of the blue bone before I noticed. Be careful with this one.
Don't put your dog in danger September 23, 2008
J. Liang (Santa Monica, CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought the exact same toy as this one from Petco 2 months ago. My yorkie's about 9 months now and she appears to be very smart. What she did to this toy was, she somehow untied the strings/ropes off the "bone" and made them disappeared. We didn't pay much attention before because we thought she was just playing with the strings, but 3 weeks ago i found those strings coming out from her body in her poo, one at a time. She didn't feel well during that time and we couldn't figure out what was wrong until we saw those strings in her poo... I even took pictures of her poo and wanted to tell the company to stop making this kind of toy even though I really like this company.
However, I give it 2 stars because the "rest" of this toy which is the blue bone is still living to it's fullness. My dog still chews on it and it helps her teething.
So if you're going to buy it, make sure your dog doesn't put random stuff in her mouth or maybe you want to take those ropes off before you let them play with it. Goodluck!
 Great chew toy for puppies August 25, 2008
Mark Sanchez (Phoenix, AZ USA)
I've been using this and a kong jack type toy as my border collie's main chew toys. They both hold up really well. He preffers the Orka bone for solo-playing since it doesn't roll like the other toys. At about 3 months old, my BC was able to start destroying any cloth or rope toys pretty quickly, but his ORKA bone has no real wear yet.
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