Textured Rubber Dog Chew Toy with Ring

The terrier claims the green stick, drops to the rug, and settles in for a long gnaw.

The toy is a solid rubber stick with a ring at one end, small enough for a paw to pin and long enough for a proper chew. Rows of soft nubs and a raised wavy ridge run down the sides, so there is texture to work against as the dog gnaws and rolls it around the floor.

It is moulded from one piece of springy TPR rubber with a bit of give, the kind of chew that flexes back rather than snapping. The ring end gives you a spot to grip for a game of tug or a hook to hang it on, and the whole thing wipes clean under the tap.

Key Benefits

• Solid rubber build One piece of springy TPR with give, for dogs that like to gnaw.
• Ring end A moulded ring for a paw to pin, a hand to grip, or a hook to hang it on.
• Textured sides Rows of soft nubs and a raised wavy ridge give the chew grip and interest.
• Rolls and bounces The stick shape rolls across the floor for a chase between chews.
• Three colours Lake blue, yellow and green.
• Wipes clean Rinse it under the tap between play sessions.

Best for: Dogs who like to chew and need a solid rubber toy for floor play and a long gnaw.

Why It Works

A keen chewer makes short work of a soft plush toy, and a hard plastic one has no give. This chew sits in between: springy TPR rubber that flexes under the jaw and springs back, moulded as one solid stick with no seams to pull apart. The nubs and the raised ridge give the mouth something to work against, and the ring turns it into a tug or a throw when the chewing is done.

Quick Product Facts: one piece TPR rubber; stick shape with a ring at one end; rows of soft nubs and a raised wavy ridge; about 17.5 cm long; weight about 95 g as listed by the maker; colours lake blue, yellow and green.

How It Fits Your Routine

You hand it over when the dog is restless and needs something to do, and the stick shape means it rolls away for a chase and comes back for a chew. The ring is the handle for a quick game of tug across the kitchen floor.

Between sessions you rinse it under the tap and leave it to dry with the other toys. Check it over now and then, and swap it out once a strong chewer has worn it down, the same as any chew toy.

It suits small to medium dogs by its size, so match the toy to a chewer it fits rather than a much larger jaw.

FAQ

What is it made of? One piece of springy TPR rubber, moulded as a single solid stick.

How big is it? About 17.5 cm long and around 95 g as listed by the maker, a size for small to medium dogs.

What is the ring for? It gives a paw or a hand something to hold, and turns the toy into a tug or a throw.

How do I keep it clean? Rinse it under the tap and let it dry between play sessions.