Puppy Kong

[~Jilly~]

I've bought Bella a puppy kong but I'm having doubts about the size of it

First of all I bought the medium one which looked about right, I looked for a size chart on the packet but couldn't see it (must be blind!), I realised when I got home that it did have a size chart and said that for a puppy cocker you need the small puppy kong (an adult cocker would have the medium red one) so.... I took it back and changed it for the small one but that one just seems too small??

I've just been reading a thread about kongs on dp and people were saying you're better off with one that's too big rather than too small so they can't swallow/choke on it.

On the packet it says it's very important to get the right size....

What size have you got/had?

[Cob-Web]

I was dithering about this when Molo was a pup  

I visited the KONG website and discovered that if you have a breed for which they recommend a 'small' size - if you want to stuff it with treats, they advise moving up a size  

We have both sizes; the small lasted a few weeks of chasing, but then we decided it was too small, and used the medium puppy size. Now he has a medium red one...which is big enough to stuff and play with  

Not sure if this helps or not......

[~Jilly~]

as long as you don't think the small is too small to start with (when all is said and done she will only be 9 weeks old) we'll leave it as it is and buy her the next size up when we feel she gets too big for it.

[paulb]

i bought barney a puppy kong, p@h only sell these as medium, i am now confused? what do i do.

paul

[~Jilly~]

not sure Paul.

I got mine from Jollys, in the little pull out guide thing is says small for a cocker pup but I'm not sure....

[Tracey J]

Both of mine had the medium puppy one from 7 weeks old and progressed to the tougher red medium adult dog one.  I don't think the size of the puppy one really matters as long as you remove it from the pup as soon as it seems too small or starts to break up through over-zealous chewing   .