[Hunter's Mom]

Removing Hunter's front teeth has left him unable to play with some of his favorite toys because he can't grab or hold anything . So, I am in search of some new toys for him that are both educational and fun!! I was looking at the kibble nibble - has anyone tried it?Premier Kibble Nibble chew toy on sale at MyPamperedPupz.com

 

[jmm]

I don't have that one, but we like most any Premier food toy.

 

[MandyMc65]

I agree with Jackie!

 

[Nikki's Mom]

When my Bichon got old and lost some teeth, we taught her to nudge and push a ball around with her nose.

 

[Toby's Mom]

Erin, have you tried a baby Kong? Maybe Hunter can hold it with his paws and lick with his tongue??

I haven't tried the Nina Ottosson toys, but that sounds like something Hunter could paw at to get the treat.

 

[LJSquishy]

I haven't tried that toy, but it looks fun!

 

[Hunter's Mom]

I recently saw the kibble nibble in person and I have concerns about the size of it. They do not have a smaller size and would like to get other's opinions. I don't want Hunter to be unable to use this item as it is labeled for dogs over 20 pounds and it is rather large.