Wagtastic Chew Stick

This nylon branch-shaped chew isn’t indestructible, but it’s still a solid option. My dog loved the two textures — tough nylon with a rubber-like middle — which kept her engaged.

The branch shape offers multiple chew points and encouraged some fun problem-solving as she figured out how to hold and manoeuvre it for maximum nomming.

My bully mix is a strong chewer, and after about three chew sessions she managed to pull off small bits at the ends, which became sharp. That said, I was impressed it lasted three sessions at all, as similar chews are usually destroyed immediately.

Great for regulation, tension release, or a satisfying chomp session.

This is a great chew toy for large breeds.It's shaped like a stick, and feels very strong and sturdy. It is very firm, so be mindful of senior pet's with delicate teeth. On the plus side, it feels durable and I can't imagine it breaking anytime soon.I ordered the Large, but other size options are available. This one is fairly big though, and is more suited to large, powerful breeds.My Staffy loves trying out new toys and bones, and was happy to put this one through its paces! He has huge jaws and thinks his sole purpose in life is destroying things. He had a good go, but the toy has so far survived, which is always an impressive start. He will wear it down eventually, but I get the feeling this will last at least a month or two.I generally rotate his toys every few days or so, which makes them last longer, and he gets more excited about a toy he hasn't seen recently.It's currently priced at £15.99, which is a bit pricey for a single toy! I'd be happy to recommend and repurchase if the price decreased.

The main picture in the listing shows a retriever with this toy in its mouth. I have a retriever and either the one in the picture is a pup or the picture is inaccurate.I would say this is suitable for medium size dogs and a bit on the small side for larger ones. That said, it's very solid and he's not destroyed it yet which is about as good a recommendation as I can give.A word of warning, if you have laminate floors and your dog (like mine) likes to drop his toys, prepare for the occasional dent and the associated noisy clatter of hard plastic on wood. It really is a solid item

I was looking for something tougher than the usual rubber toys, as my two big dogs have a habit of destroying most chews in record time. This one appealed because it looked simple, solid, and not full of gimmicks.The first thing I noticed is how sturdy it feels. It’s proper hard nylon and doesn’t give much at all, which is exactly what you want if your dog is a determined chewer. So far, it’s held up far better than anything soft or rubber-based we’ve tried.My dogs took to it straight away and keep going back to it, which is always a good sign. It seems to satisfy that urge to chew without bits being torn off and scattered around the house.In terms of size, the large version is a good fit for bigger dogs. It feels chunky enough that I’m not worried about it being swallowed or snapped in half.The downside is that it’s very hard, so it’s not something I’d leave unsupervised with a dog that chews obsessively for hours on end. You do need to use a bit of common sense and keep an eye on wear over time.It’s also not the quietest toy. When it gets dropped on hard floors, you definitely hear about it.That said, the durability makes it good value for money. It’s still going strong after plenty of chewing, which is more than I can say for most dog toys.Overall, I’m happy with it. It’s not indestructible in the literal sense, but it’s about as close as I’ve found for strong chewers.A solid, no-nonsense chew toy that actually lives up to most of its promises.

Highly recommend for aggressive chewers: my dogs love this and they’ve not left it alone since it arrived - they’ve given it a good chew and although there are chew marks (to be expected) there’s no major damage and not bits loose. A safe and reasonably priced toy.