Gorilla Chew Large Natural Wood Chew for Dogs — Durable Wood Chew

Reviews

1. E Elizabeth P. Maryan 3/5

   Too large and a bit cracked

   The piece I received had a few cracks and was much larger than the listing suggested.

2. S S.T. Reviewer 5/5

   Huge, safe alternative to sticks

   Recommended by my breeder when my pup was a chewing machine. The large size is comical to watch as she drags it around. Expect some soft flakes that make a mess to vacuum, but I have no safety concerns compared to random sticks that can splinter sharply. I’ve repurchased several times; during peak chewing phases one chew lasted around three months.

3. S stubby 5/5

   Works for a very heavy chewer

   Bought for my 120 lb power chewer. He seeks it out each evening and works on it for 10–15 minutes. It wears down into small, easy‑to‑collect bits and he ignores his older bones while using this. No worrying cracking sounds from his teeth like with other chews.

4. K Kyrsten Leland 5/5

   Perfect for my mulch-muncher

   My 16‑month, 70 lb Giant Schnauzer used to eat mulch and sticks; she won't touch bones or plastic chews but immediately took to this wood chew. It’s changed our routine because we can leave it out for her to reach instead of her hunting yard debris. After a week it's worn as expected — a larger splinter did come off once, but otherwise it flakes away cleanly. We always watch her when she chews. If it doesn’t produce dangerous splinters over time, we’ll buy again.

5. A April 5/5

   Does the job for my Rottie

   My one‑year Rottweiler loved chewing wood and had ruined baseboards. These large pieces are hefty — I sometimes wonder if the medium would fit better — but they’ve stopped the destructive chewing. Chunks come off in small pieces that he sometimes swallows, but they pass without issue. They can be messy, but I’d rather vacuum than repair walls. After weeks he’s barely dented them.

6. M Mark 4/5

   I’ll buy replacements when worn out

   At first I balked at paying for a chunk of wood, but these are excellent. The wood tends to powder or dissolve rather than splinter into sharp shards. My dog works through one over about 6–8 months; I’ve bought two so far and will get another when this one is gone.

7. C Customer Review 5/5

   Ended up lasting over ten months

   I initially thought the wood made my new dog cough, so I avoided it, but that turned out to be kennel cough. The chew is now her favorite and she’s had it for about 10 months with only small pieces left. It did shrink with use, and I watch her when she eats the bits, but it’s held up far longer than I expected. I’ll reorder.

8. C Cita 1/5

   Two‑pack quality wasn’t consistent

   I loved the single piece I bought earlier, so I tried a two‑pack and was let down. Both pieces arrived cracked lengthwise so I returned them for an exchange, but replacements also had fractures. One dog broke off a sharp fragment within minutes, which I removed for safety. My single earlier lasted months with no cracking, so this batch felt like a quality drop.

9. R RandomAdl 2/5

   Just a big chunk of wood

   It’s safe wood for chewing but essentially just a large log. I split mine to make it easier for my puppy, but then she tears bits off and it can splinter. A smaller stick‑style option would be more user friendly and less messy.

10. S Sue 5/5

    Our Aussie still enjoys it

    I ordered the wrong size by mistake, but our Australian Shepherd still has to work at it and enjoys the challenge of chewing it down.

11. T Thomas 5/5

    Great for a very large dog

    My adult Great Dane loves this. It does shed some material onto the floor, but that’s easy to clean up. It’s lasted a long time with daily use and continues to hold up well.

12. R RockinMimi 4/5

    Big, heavy and my dog enjoys it

    I got the large for my 62 lb German Shepherd/Boxer mix who destroys many 'aggressive chewer' toys. The piece is very large and weighs a lot, but she moves it around the house and chews contentedly. I was surprised to find a handful of wood chips on the floor after a short time — they weren’t tiny but not dangerously large either. She likes it and it keeps her busy.