Poor Yorick's Skull

We use this toy for holding some of my pups heavy chews. The weight and shape helps him to slow down yet hold the chew. Ithe only thing is the opening could use better grip or design to hold a chew tightly. He’s not interested in playing with it at all as it’s too heavy.

I love that you can put long treat sticks in it. Makes it more challenging for our bigger dog to eat his treats and slows him down so he doesn't inhale them. Good design.

Much better than the other toy my dog got in his first bark box. He has ripped some bits off but it’s still a decent toy. Heavy and awkward but I think that’s part of the intrigue. It also has a slot through the middle you can stick a treat in

My dog is absolutely loves this skull. Small problem with little pieces coming off otherwise very happy with this toy. Has become one of my dog's best friends.

We get a lot of use out of this one. My husky pup loves dental chews and devours them in seconds (defeats the purpose!) but this little guy slows her down. I like breaking the chews in half and giving her one piece at a time using the skull. She has to fight for her treat and ends up actually chewing the bites she takes off. She also has separation anxiety and needs something to keep her busy when she first goes into the crate, this totally works. She's too busy with this to notice me leave.

Lots of different chews fit in here, I've been using Pedigree Dentastix lately, but I've also broken the carob and peanut butter protein bars from her workout Bark boxes in half and they fit (very snug) too. Despite all of the gnawing and tossing she does, there isn't a mark on this yet, it even ended up in the washer (clothes, not dishes) by mistake one day with no consequences.