GoDog Dinos Chew Guard Pterodactyl Dog Toy, Blue
In a Nutshell
- Durable enough for moderate chewers
- Enjoyable noises and textures
- Mixed reviews on longevity
- Good value for occasional use
Quick Verdict
The GoDog Dinos Chew Guard Pterodactyl Dog Toy is enjoyed by many dogs for its entertaining features, but durability is a concern. Some reviewers mentioned it was destroyed quickly, while others praised its longevity. It's a good option for moderate chewers but may not last long with heavy chewers. Recommended for occasional use.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Toy may be a choking hazard over time if the inner lining is cut open and stuffs poured on the carpet
Prevention: Only purchase for gifts if you know for sure the dog's behavior, nature, personality
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Engaging Features (3)
The toy's crinkle paper and different noises amuse and entertain dogs.
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Good Value (2)
Affordable price compared to in-store options and provides hours of fun.
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Durability (2)
Designed to withstand moderate chewing.
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Versatile (1)
Suitable for various dog sizes and breeds, making it a versatile choice.
Cons
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Durability Issues (2) critical
The toy can be easily torn apart by strong chewers, failing within minutes in some cases.
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Quality Concerns (1) major
Some units may be defective or inconsistently durable.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners with moderate chewers — Though it may not last for heavy chewers or puppies, most dogs with moderate aggressive bites, chewed it in fun durability. They find the different noises fascinating.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of heavy chewers or puppies — The toy may not withstand the intense chewing of heavy chewers or puppies and therefore can be a waste of money
Durability & Care
Factors: Dog breed, behavior: gentle vs aggressive chewers
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Allow your dog to chew the toy occasionally and not as a heavy duty
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this toy durable?
It varies. Some users reported it lasted several months, while others said it was destroyed within minutes.
Is it worth the price?
Yes for the short term but highly depends on the ruggerness of the dog. Most users who praised the toy mentioned it lasted more than it's fair average price range
What is the best environment to house this toy in?
Ideally outdoors, and never left to pet during or near dinner (to avoid ulterior activities leading to chewing and tearing the toy).
Highlighted Reviews
"3 months later this toy is still going strong and looks good. It has crinkle paper or something; that amuses my dog. All in all a great toy"
"I never buy my dogs plush toys because they destroy them in the first few minutes but when I saw the durable chew plush Dino I figured I’d give it a try again. The material was definitely thicker but my dogs bit right through it and had the squeaker out in under 3 minutes."
Bottom Line
Good for moderate chewers and occasional use. Watch out for durability issues with heavy chewers. Provides good value and entertainment for up to several months.