Multipet Loofa Dog Plush Dog Toy (Colors May Vary)

3 reviews for Multipet Loofa Dog Plush Dog Toy (Colors May Vary)

1. riirca37 – June 9, 2016

   So I’ve come to believe that the success of a dog toy depends about 30% on how well the toy is made and about 70% on what your dog is into. If your dog likes to cuddle, chase, nibble, hump, toss around and shake their toys, then this toy is pretty great, as dog toys go. They are pretty big, made of reasonably sturdy material for those purposes and have a couple of different squeakers inside to make it interesting. They’re also really inexpensive.If, however, your dogs are like mine and like to shred, disembowel, play tug-o-war with, and basically maim their toys into unrecognizable piles of garbage, then this toy is like all the other plushy, stuffed, squeaky toys on the planet and will not stand a chance of survival for longer than a few minutes. I have two pitties and they LOVE stuffed toys. I mean, LOVE THEM. But I have come to terms with the fact that no stuffed toy will survive in my house for more than a few minutes and I will be picking up stuffing and bits of cloth until they depart this earth (and probably for months after that – it’s EVERYWHERE).That being said, they had a blast annihilating these toys. I bought four, gave them two tonight, and 11 minutes and 35 seconds later was picking up the remains…..and that’s with my kids and I making them “leave it” periodically so we could throw them and make them fetch a few times. I’d say it was a waste of money except I can see how much the pups enjoy playing with stuffed toys and they don’t play as enthusiastically with ropes or Kong rings or anything else. So, for $7 on a Thursday night, we all get some great entertainment, even if it doesn’t last long.There are worse things to spend your money on.

2. Deb, etc. – September 27, 2016

   My dogs were excited to get these toys and played happily. Then about 25 minutes later I see my ‘chewer’ having trouble breathing. It turns out the larger squeaker is wrapped up in a Saran Wrap/Plastic Wrap material that was inhaled by her and must have formed a barrier over her windpipe. She could not dislodge it because she couldn’t get any air in to cough, etc. I was able to reach in and pull it out…but I shudder to think what might have happened had I been out of the room. Initially I couldn’t figure oIt was only after I took the second toy apart (that belonged to my non-chewer pup) that I saw the thin plastic film encasing the squeaker.Very dangerous.I expected my dog to destroy it in minutes..that is just who she is. I did not expect it to endanger her life.The price is cheap…but it isn’t worth it. Both went into the trash.

3. Shopaholic – July 3, 2018

   First of all, I’d like to mention that my Chihuahua loved playing with this toy….however it only lasted for a couple of days before it came apart.Ripped apart right away and stuffing and plastic bag that was inside came out. Why is there a plastic bag in a dogs chew toy?!?! He could have choked! Very disappointed that this wasn’t considered…..