KONG Donut, Red Small/Medium

Dogs have an instinct to chew, and whether it lands on a toy, your favorite slippers, or the leg of the sofa, that urge is simply part of their nature. The KONG Donut in Red, sized Small/Medium, gives your pup an appropriate place to put all that chewing energy. Made with high-quality natural rubber, it is built to take on countless hours of happy gnawing while keeping your household belongings out of the crossfire of a determined chewer. It is a simple way to redirect that natural urge toward something built for the job.

Why the Small/Medium KONG Donut wins playtime:

• Made with high-quality natural rubber, so it can withstand countless hours of chewing from your determined pup.
• Unlike nylon, hard plastic, sticks, and bones, rubber doesn't splinter, giving you one less worry during chew time.
• The gentle natural rubber helps promote healthy teeth and gums as your dog works it over and over.
• Satisfies your pup's natural chewing instinct with appropriate behavior, instead of your slippers or sofa.
• The donut shape bounces and rolls, making every fetching session lively and fun for your dog.
• The Small/Medium size suits smaller and mid-sized pups who want a chew toy scaled to them.
• The Red color makes it easy to spot across the yard or living room floor when playtime winds down.
• Works double duty as a chew toy and a fetch toy, so one donut covers a lot of play.
• Gives avid chewers a strong, dedicated outlet for their natural drive to gnaw on something.
• If you have a true power chewer, KONG suggests stepping up to the KONG Extreme Donut, made from their toughest natural rubber.

Chewing is here to stay, so the real question is what your pup chews on next. With the Small/Medium KONG Donut in Red, you are handing your dog a tough, bouncy outlet that keeps their instincts satisfied and their teeth busy. Toss it for a roll across the floor or let your pup settle in for a good chew, and an ordinary afternoon of playtime gets a whole lot more fun for both of you, with their chewing energy pointed somewhere it actually belongs.