Busy Made in USA Facilities Small/Medium Dog Bones, Original - (6) 2 ct. Pouches

Do NOT buy these bones. They are dangerous synthetic product that the dog loves and just like 90% of reviews your dog will do just fine until they don’t. My dog is very sick his esophagus is partially blocked and when he eats his airway obstructs. Have to hold him upright and it’s very scary to clear. I’m just glad my dog hasn’t died. I feel so guilty for giving him these bones. These bones are dangerous turn into gel and cause obstruction. Purina is making a buck so they aren’t taking them off the market but they are dangerous and they need to go. Please read and look up information any treats you give your doggy, the company is not going to protect your dog.

My three dogs became quite ill for three days due to the Purina Busy Bone. I have heard other reports of negative reactions to this product with other dog owners. The product is not digestible and blocked all three dogs gastrointestinal tract. All three dogs finally passed the product in the form of a light-colored, compacted, abnormal stool. This package came with six bones. I gave them each one bone. After viewing all three dogs' reaction to this product, I disposed of the remaining three bones in my trash. This product should be banned and removed from all shelves immediately before another dog has to suffer.

I should have done my research on the problems that pets are suffering from eating Busy Bones. My 11-year-old male Boston Terrier started acting strange a day after chewing up one of these bones. Sunday evening I found him just staring into space not moving. He always will eat a treat, cheese and loves a bit of milk before bedtime. He will not touch anything. He has been my faithful friend for 11 years and I know him well. He has never acted this way. I plan on taking him to our local Vet tomorrow asap. When will someone do something to stop the poison that some pet food companies put on the market?

My dog says these are great. She thinks they're a little firm at first, but tend to soften up as she chew's them. While they might clean her teeth, she complains about the mild bad breath for a short time after eating. She feels bad about the price, so limits herself to one bone per week. She has to have the medium, as she tried the small ones once and they went down like shots of tequila. (my dog does not like shots of tequila!)She knows when and whee she'll get them, and feels pretty entitled. Pouts when she doesn't get one.She makes sure to remind us to always keep a supply on hand.

We have two dogs, a Shiba and a beagle. The beagle loves these things and has had NO problems. However, they have made our Shiba seriously ill both times she got ahold of them. (The first time we gave her one, the second time she stole the beagle's.) She ate the second today and has vomited five times since then. She is now laying on a chair, looking miserable. I hope she can pass this nightmare product out of her system and feels better tomorrow, otherwise we're heading for the veterinary ER and a massive bill.

My dog and I both loved Busy Bones until I read the ingredients and saw that SUGAR was included! Sugar is absolutely horrible for dogs, as they do not brush their teeth. There is no reason to put sugar in dog treats, and I will not be purchasing another Purina brand dog food or treat until they remove the added sugar from all of their canine products.

I’m not sure what the issue is but these made my puppy very very sick. I had to take her to the vet sick. I have had dogs since I was 8, and I’ve always given busy bones to them. However this one, gave my dog some serious stomach trauma. It may not be the pure purine brand. Overall very unhappy and angry.

Gave my dog the worst diarrhea for several days.Edit: after a couple hundred dollars at the vet, this was the culprit for severe, uncontrollable diarrhea and gut pain. DO NOT BUY