Side by Side Comparison of: KONG vs Multi Pet vs Mammoth

I love and hate these because my dog has gone completely insane for them. I have a Belgian Malinois and she loves her toys and she loves to chew. I gave her one of these and she has been carrying it everywhere. Constant squeaking and the squeaker is louder than any other toy I have ever heard! She has a talent of making sure the squeaker is point away from her and not muffled in her mouth. I had to take it away last night so I could sleep and give it back when I was fairly certain even my neighbors were awake in the morning (she goes in and out as she pleases - I don't keep her outside). My dog's jaw strength will surely double over the next couple weeks if she keeps biting down over and over again like she has been doing so far! This has to be the best toy I have purchased for my dog (according to her obvious reaction). If these last a decent amount of time they will certainly be the best toy ever since my dog destroys everything else rather quickly. Buy these if your dog likes squeaky toys!

My cocker spaniel absolutely loves these squeaker tennis balls. We keep around 30 in his basket to choose from. Normally by the end of the day he has them all out. Not sure how he determines which one he is going to play with but will spend most of his waking day entertaining himself with them or should I say tearing the fuze off them and chewing on them. When he's not sleeping with one he chewing on it. He is a fetcher so we will normally spend an hour or so a day playing catch. The small balls seem to be his favorite and much easier for him to catch and they have a good bounce. He is also a chewer so I don't have a high expectation that balls will last long....normally a couple of months before I have to replace them.

Having been an adult dog owner for a while, I forgot the energy and vigor of a young puppy - also the size. When they could barely get their mouths around these balls they were soft enough for them to bite down and carry them. As they have gotten older, it is even easier. The durability is unsurpassed. While they get quite fuzzy and disheveled looking, form and function remain intact.

My boy loves these! He has destroyed many things but I think he wants to keep these around because he hasn't torn them to shreds yet. He loves to run around the house and chase after his squeaky! We have had these for a couple years now and they show some wear but otherwise they are fine. They have sat outside for days in the sun and rain, hand washed in the sink and put back into action. Will definitely buy more in the future but right now they are holding strong.

tennis balls with a squeaker! it's the favorite of my three and they wrestle for who gets what ball ... well made, and pretty durable considering the use they get around our place - they also bounce well (some of the imitators to the Kong Squeaks will squeak but they don't bounce well - beware!) - these are the real thing and I love the bright colors for when they get tossed in the brush, making them easier to find.

A fun squeaky small ball for my 14 pound dog. Easy for me to squeeze it for a squeak and she is ready to chase after it. The size is perfect for her as a regular size tennis ball is too large for her mouth. But, it you have a larger dog, it could be a choking hazard so buy size appropriate. So far I haven't had to throw away any that were chewed up because they are so small that they do roll under furniture. I buy these as an "add-on" item when I am shopping for other heavier items on Amazon and sometimes gift them to the neighbor dogs. :-)~

I wish you could pick the color you get but oh well, the dog loved it anyway. I work at Petco and these are like $10 more there. However, I wouldn't recommend any plush toy for a heavy chewer. My dog is about 20 pounds and takes forever to destroy a toy so this was perfect.

My golden is in love with his 'babies.' He carries around these things like he's wearing an accessory. When it's bedtime, I tell him and baby to go to bed, and sure enough he grabs one and jumps on the bed to cuddle.

My dog loves to chew gently chew on this toy. She's a lab mix so I got her the large and its a great size for her. She doesn't like the sound of either of the squeakers though (lucky me), but it keeps her occupied for a little while. Get one for your dog! There's some bad reviews on here, but ours came just fine.

newly-adopted 4yr old shelter dog likes this toy especially well. long an skinny, easy for him to grasp (deformed mouth) and long enough for good shake action. longer squeaker inside skinny body makes for squeaks just about everywhere he grasps it.will probably order another for backup if squeaker wears out, cover is tough enough that II don't expect him to break thru it soon.random colors, no choice. I got blue which is fine, but will be interesting to see if I get diff color this time, or if blue is only color they have and send.

These are one of my dogs favorite. It has one normal round squeaker in the head and a lower pitched one in the stomach. If your dog typically destroys toys, this won't last, but our boys don't and this is perfect. The other dog in the house that rips things apart had this toy done in 5 minutes, and because of that this is now my second time buying. Lol

This is the authentic Woobie that pet stores all over stocked years ago that only carry expensive knock-offs today. Yes, your search is over and you don't have to bring home those stupid looking "look-a-like" toys that your pet just kind of tolerates. My dog used to drag those nasty toys right outside and piss on them.Now he has a authentic Woobie. Yes he can rip it a part if he wants, but he is taking his time because it took us too damn long to find a REAL Woobie. This is REAL! A hundred stars if I could!

This is the 2nd set of these balls and the dog loves them dearly. They say "Happy Birthday" but that doesn't seem to bother the dog whose birthday has passed some time ago. They squeak and are just the right size for a 25 lb. dog with average snout. The squeaker dies fairly early on but the ball lasts longer. Nice colors and good bounce.

These squeaky balls were just like regular balls. I thought that if they were made for dogs, the fuzz on the outside would be applied differently so as not to be eaten or ingested, but my dog tore off the outside fuzz just like a regular tennis ball. The difference is that these ones squeak.

He loved these balls. I used to thank him for the beautiful "music". Recently had birthday and when they sang happy birthday to me, Eddy ran around us squeaking his "musical" ball to the song! Only gave 4 stars 'cause they did not survive long enough and had to be tossed.

my dog seems to be able to distinguish between these and the all yellow balls and these are secondary to the all yellow Kong Squeakairs. Who knows why, but she consistently leaves this one if the other can be found

You can't beat the price of this three pack! My dog doesn't really care if they say "Happy birthday" or "Four score and seven years ago..." on them, they all chew the same. I usually have to buy a three pack every few months because my 40 lb dog has figured out how to remove the squeaker pretty quickly, and once that is out, it's only a matter of days before she tears them apart. But she loves to play with these and for just over a dollar a ball I don't care if they only last a few weeks each.

These are essentially the same as the yellow/green Squeak Air balls by KONG. But so many colors! And cheaper.Gordon (dog) would rate these 10 stars. They are the literal best thing ever. When he's actually using these, I would rate these maybe 2 stars, because he will just sit with one in his mouth and squeak incessantly until I offer him food or another ball or a walk. Ignoring him doesn't work - the longest it has continued was 40 minutes before I finally cracked and gave him an early dinner. Yes, 40 minutes. Like I said, the literal best thing ever. Gordon lives for them.Durability: Our 3-packs last about 2-3 months if I keep rotating them and don't get them particularly muddy or wet. Gordon will very rarely try to take off the tennis fuzz, but if your dog is a destructive chewer (and not one who chews for the purest joy of a squeaky sound), it would not take long to disassemble these. If you play with them inside only, they'll last considerably longer. They seem to be slightly less durable than the larger orange Squeakair that we have, but similar to the yellow medium size. Like all toys with small parts, even if they aren't immediately easy to get to, you should keep an eye on your dog and not leave him alone with one of these (the obnoxious noise can be helpful in this case: if you know the dog has the ball, is in the adjacent room, and stops squeaking? should probably check on him!). They bounce fine (not as much internal pressure as a regulation tennis ball, so they aren't quite as snappy, but they bounce plenty for a dog to give chase).Size: About the same weight (same size) as your average tennis ball. Our 55lb dog can fit one in his mouth perfectly (we cannot grab it out of his mouth, unlike the larger size) but is too big for him to swallow whole (small size would probably be fine for terriers etc., but should definitely not be given to larger dogs, who would easily accidentally choke on them).These are NOT waterproof: Mud and/or water will make the squeaker die a slow death, but our dog gets a kick out of squeaking them just to hear the hissing air of a dead ball, and will keep using them until they are totally battered, ripped, and basically disgusting. If you do get it wet, I recommend squeezing out as much water as you can (in a location your dog cannot hear, or he will likely go berserk) and letting it dry out in the sun for a few hours to prevent it from getting moldy, and otherwise smelly and gross..

My dog loves these silly dogs. And for whatever reason, he does not destroy them. It is so cute to see him walking around with this blue dog sticking out of both sides of his mouth.

I buy plush toys knowing they won't last long, but this literally didn't last 5 minutes. My Golden Retriever immediately killed and gutted it, making it look like it had snowed in my living room...so much for that soft retriever mouth; I guess as long as he's having a good time, right?

This is just a dog thing. She has lots of toys, so has to work her way through and re-discover 'new' stuff. This has been in favor many times and will be again. Previous dog liked it too.

I'm trying to figure out which types of toys my dog would like, she's almost 2 years old but I just got her a few weeks ago. I gave her the toy she took it and brought it in her cage and played with it for a few minutes, I think she likes it.

This is my dogs favorite toy. The first one (Smaller) lasted about two weeks, the most recent one lasted less than 3 hours. My dog had it ripped open in no time. He is a small dog, a Morkie... not known for being super vicious... lol

I ordered the 18" one for my 2 year old pit bull and received a yellow toy. So far she's been loving it since two parts of it make noise and she loves to shake it like crazy once in a while. I don't know why but I like it when dogs do that too. I guess for some reason I think they're really having fun when they're doing it although I know instinctually they're doing it to kill a small rodent.Initially a small break in the seam occurred at the tail end but I stitched that up. It's not the sturdiest thing so you shouldn't leave your dog chewing on it and she tore up one of the toy's paws so I stitched that up. In a week another tear showed up in the middle right along a seam so I stitched that up. Sure it's not the sturdiest but once it's stitched up it's still a perfectly fun toy. As long as the squeakers don't break I'll be happy and I'll just keep stitching things up.

There are better squeaker balls out there. The dogs have to work to find the 'sweet spot' and even then the ball only gives up a wimpy squeak. It's not at all what they are used to.These are not on my repeat buy list.

They're vivid colors and squeak really well, however, only two of them survived the initial chew session. They aren't the sturdiest of tennis balls but they do squeak and hold my dog's interest. I'm not sure I'd encourage her to play with them alone since they are fairly easily destroyed. Kong is known for their durable chew toys, so I'm sure some people would expect the same from these.

I realize that my Australian Shepherd puppy is a major chewer, but I had hoped that balls made by Kong would last longer than a few throws! If your dog does not have jaws like a grizzly, these balls might last a while. I love the colors.

Nice tennis balls, easy to see in the grass but only lasted my 25 lb Aussie/Terrie mix one week before she tore it apart playing with it. So far no toy outlasts her razor sharp teeth. She does a job of deer antlers too...Lol. I will keep looking...

Got these yesterday and my three dogs LOVE them, the problem is the puppy, a German Shepherd, destroyed one within hours. Little bits all of fuzzy ball all over the floor. Fine while it lasted. For moderate chewers, these may be OK but for heavy chewers, it just did not last for me.

These balls have easily become my doxi pup's absolute favorite toys. However, I have a couple concerns. They are fuzzy like tennis balls and he is obsessed with trying to remove and eat all the fuzz. I was trying to avoid tennis balls for the same reason, so that was disappointing. My second gripe is that the squeaker isn't like a normal squeak toy. It sounds more like nails on a chalkboard! Dear god, end the squeaking!!

I ordered this thinking I was going to get a pack of 5. I guess I should have looked into it further. You don't get to pick the color you want. However my dog loves it

My 30 pound dog loved this toy! I say "loved" because it no longer exists. He ripped a hole in it in 30 seconds. The material it is made of is very cheap, similar to polyester. As soon as my dog sunk his teeth into the toy, his teeth poked holes into the fabric and the toy ripped.I give this item 3 stars, but only because of the way my dogs face lit up when he saw the toy...he was ecstatic.

the fabric is a sticky type of fabric and when my dogsplay with it in the yard,it collects leaves really badlyand they are so hard to pull off.love the looks of it,but the fabric is terrible.

So I've come to believe that the success of a dog toy depends about 30% on how well the toy is made and about 70% on what your dog is into. If your dog likes to cuddle, chase, nibble, hump, toss around and shake their toys, then this toy is pretty great, as dog toys go. They are pretty big, made of reasonably sturdy material for those purposes and have a couple of different squeakers inside to make it interesting. They're also really inexpensive.If, however, your dogs are like mine and like to shred, disembowel, play tug-o-war with, and basically maim their toys into unrecognizable piles of garbage, then this toy is like all the other plushy, stuffed, squeaky toys on the planet and will not stand a chance of survival for longer than a few minutes. I have two pitties and they LOVE stuffed toys. I mean, LOVE THEM. But I have come to terms with the fact that no stuffed toy will survive in my house for more than a few minutes and I will be picking up stuffing and bits of cloth until they depart this earth (and probably for months after that - it's EVERYWHERE).That being said, they had a blast annihilating these toys. I bought four, gave them two tonight, and 11 minutes and 35 seconds later was picking up the remains.....and that's with my kids and I making them "leave it" periodically so we could throw them and make them fetch a few times. I'd say it was a waste of money except I can see how much the pups enjoy playing with stuffed toys and they don't play as enthusiastically with ropes or Kong rings or anything else. So, for $7 on a Thursday night, we all get some great entertainment, even if it doesn't last long.There are worse things to spend your money on.

My puppy loved this and destroyed it. I'm not giving it more stars as it was pretty easy to destroy which isn't an issue but the squeaker bulb had she eaten could have really harmed her. If there is a way to fix this it would be perfect. She does love the toy.

One of our dogs just loves these Loofa dogs, absolutely his favorite toy. We ordered one here and it arrived in good shape, unfortunately this one wasn't as sturdy as some others we've gotten at various other places and it took less than 5 minutes for our pooch to tear it wide open and send its fuzzy guts flying. We have 2 others in the house that have been here for 2 weeks longer and neither of those has been torn to shreds, they get carried around, tossed and played with constantly, so I can't figure out what the difference here is with this one, but I won't likely buy another. :(

Horrible quality. I received these today, and my dog tore up 1 ball within the hour of chewing on it. I immediately took it away from her when I noticed the fur was all over the place. A dog swallowing a good amount of fur/cotton/carpet is fatal. Last week a lady had to make the decision at the vet to put her dog down. Her Pitbull had swallowed so much of her carpet, he wasn’t going to recover from how much made it to the intestines. I don’t recommend these Kong balls at all unless it’s just for fetch.

The balls them selves are great. The reason I only gave it 2 stars is due to the nasty smell. I washed them with baking soda and other products. Nothing got the smell to leave. I would of bought more if it wasn't due to the awful smell..

This product is of bad quality, the balls last less than 3 minutes, the exterior covering comes off very easily. The rubber ball within has a very thin layer, making it very easy for the dog to rip through it and pop out the squeaker. If you still buy this product, I suggest you buy extra squeakers.

My 15-pound poodle loves these. He's pretty gentle on his toys. He loves the high-pitched squeak. I don't he enjoy the high pitch so much, but he thinks its the greatest thing ever. This was immediately his new favorite ball.Updated to decrease rating - we ordered another set and they aren't as nice as the first set. My dog is ripping the fabric off them and chewing holes in them now.

Do NOT waste your Money!! By no means are these even close to the Original Kong Balls. These lasted less than a week and I have Kong balls like this that are well over a year old. I thought that they were great at first but then they started pealing and next thing I know there was a chunk out of it. The Kong balls are a lot stronger than these therefore I believe these are a off brand. My dogs do not sit and constantly chew on the balls. I was very disappointed in how short amount of time that they lasted. Picture of broken ball listed below.I opened my Amazon box then I went outside to hang out a load of wash, when I came back the balls were gone from the box. Lol, the dogs found them and opened up the pouch and began playing with them :o They didn't touch anything else in the box only the balls ;) Pix of 2 balls and the wrapper they came in below.No I would NOT recommend these to others, they are short lived as they do not last long :(

My dog loves to sink his teeth into anything that squeaks. After the first ball, however, he learned how to tear the thing open right at the squeaker/nozzle. So while the first ball lasted maybe a weak, the rest were ripped open in about 5 minutes apiece. They provided a welcome distraction but simply didn't last long enough with my pup for them to be worth the money.What's worse, is that he's taken this habit to regular tennis balls. Outside, he'll run and chase them all day. Inside? Crushing tennis balls is his new favorite pastime. I long for the days when all I had to worry about was finding a grody tennis ball soggy with three weeks of slobber in a pile of fresh laundry. Now I've got a 15-count bag of tennis balls that are just days old but no longer bounce. Not good for my wallet!

This toy did not last long, and we have a dog that normally keeps toys for about 9mos to a year. The fabric is just very thin and not sturdy. It was cheap, so it wasn't the worst thing. But, I won't buy again

We bought this for our eight-month old corgi puppy. A month later, he managed to rip off its tail. A few weeks after that, he ripped a hole at the bottom end, stuffing was all over the place and the squeaker was gone. Not appropriate for a heavy chewer - it won't last you very long and may be dangerous if your pup eats the stuffing.

Not well made at all. Our puppy is not rough on her toys but the stuffing on this product is coming out everywhere. I will say that she loves it. I just wish it was made with durable fabric.

Our puppy enjoyed this toy -- for a couple of days. Like all puppies, she has very sharp little teeth, and the fabric that covers this toy is extremely thin and flimsy. She ripped numerous holes in it within hours, and the fluff inside started coming out. The fluff is too easily ingested, so I had to take this Disposable toy away from her after 2 days.I've worked with fabrics for many years. There are certainly sturdier knit terry fabrics that the manufacturer could use.

I'm very sad about this product. This is the newest toy that I've introduced to my 3 month old puppy and he really liked it, I think the size had something to do with that. However this is also the first and only toy that he's managed to destroy. It did last about a week for us but I wouldn't buy it again. I'm just so bummed because he really did like it and now it's going in the trash.

Just threw ours out. This belonged to our VERY gentle-on-toys small dog. She played with it for maybe a total of about 15 minutes and one of the ears was hanging off by its threads. I removed it and sewed the hole in the head closed. She ignored it for many days, then rediscovered it and played with it for about 10 minutes, and I find the second ear on the floor. She hadn't been chewing on the ears or anything. Not good. We don't usually have problems with the Loofa line, but this particular one I'd stay away from. If my little dog - who never destroys toys in any way - could have the thing falling apart so quickly, forget about it with a more toy-intense dog.

These are NOT authentic Kong Balls. I gave one to my 15 lb Jack Russell. She bit through it in less than 5 minutes. I was surprised to see the ball was molded in 2 halves and the halves were not glued together inside the wrapping. These are total and complete JUNK.I bought these to replace a several months old Kong ball that was still intact but getting gross.

Within 3 minutes of giving my 6 month old Yorkie one of these (see photo) she was tearing off and trying to swallow the outer fuzz! I decided to by the KONG brand because of their reputation, but the quality of this item has caused me to change my perspective.

Got these as stocking stuffers for our black labs. They came with a very strong chemical smell, enough that I could smell it as soon as I opened the box it came in. Our dogs are by no means pampered, and live the good life both in and outdoors, which means they regularly chew on and roll in all kinds of stuff, but giving them toys with unknown and strong chemical smells still seems like a bad idea.

Within 30 minutes of opening the package my German shorthair pointer puppy had it destroyed. I thought buying a Kong product that it'd last a little longer.

Destroyed by puppy in under 2 minutes. Probably my fault since my dog chewed on them. These are definitely not as durable as standard tennis balls. Dog chewed this apart and it fell into lots of tiny pieces. Wouldn't repurchase or recommend.

Our two one year old 30 lb pup had these chewed up within 10 minutes of giving them to them. They pooped orange and pink for three days.

Only lasted our two puppies through one play session before being ripped open. We had one similar that lasted a few weeks, so maybe this one just had poor stitching? Disappointed.

Not durable for large dog. Unfortunately only last a few hours. My dog shredded it. Not recommended for a large dog.

Tried out the loofas you can get at petsmart. Bought a few from here. They are completely different quality. These are cheap and tawdry.My dog enjoyed tearing them up though. That's why I bought them for the price.

I received a yellow toy and I'm not liking that I couldn't choose colors. I will post how long the toy last later. I usually buy Kong toys but this seemed like a good deal. This toy only lasted a few hours and my puppy easily ripped the head off. Not worth it.

Horrible! I purchased two of these.BOTH heads ripped open after about 15 minutes. On one, the body seam also started ripping. They have a squeaker in the head, and one in body. My pup is 21 pounds. He LOVES squeaky toys... this toy is cheaply made..why put a squeaker in the head if it is not durable enough to withstand a dog squeaking it?UPDATE - Amazon customer service was great - they did replace these free of charge - we will see how the new ones hold up!!

I purchased this for our four-month old German Sheperd puppy - and he loved it! It is long, fuzzy, and makes a cute noise! Unfortunately, he was able to chew a large hole in it and rip out the stuffing within 10 minutes. This is the first toy that he has destroyed - but the others have been much more expensive "Kong" stuffed animals - so I guess you get what you pay for! But now I know - I would rather pay more to have something that will last than buy something cheap and throw it away almost immediately.I bought 2 Kong teddy bears at Petco - they were about 3 times more expensive than this toy - but my puppy has had them for 3 weeks and they have held up nicely. I would not recommend this product - poorly constructed - and it is a dog toy - it should be made to withstand yanking and some chewing.Save your money and put it towards a better toy.