N-Bone Puppy Teething Rings, Chicken Flavor (6 Count)
An edible teething ring with clear labeling, but high calories mean small puppies need it portioned.
The short version
- Owners of small and medium puppies, up to about 35 lb, during teething
- People who prefer an edible chew to nylon or rubber
- Owners avoiding corn, wheat and soy
- Your puppy is under 5 lb, below the maker's smallest feeding band
- You want a chew that does not count against daily calories
- Your puppy has a chicken or fish sensitivity
What owners like
- Easy for a small puppy to hold while chewing
- Described by a retailer reviewer as not messy during teething
Common complaints
- High calories per ring, so small puppies need it cut into portions
- Like any edible chew, it can be broken into pieces, which the maker says to remove
Based on The maker's product page, the Amazon listing title, and the Theisen's and BaxterBoo retailer listings, including one retailer review. Broad owner feedback was not readable, so these themes are limited..
Research scores
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What it does
A bag of six soft, edible, chicken flavored chew rings made for teething puppies, with added calcium and DHA.
- Ring shape that the maker says puppies can grip easily
- Pliable texture meant to massage gums without harming immature teeth
- Fully edible, with no plastic, nylon or rubber
- Added calcium and fish oil as a DHA source
- Cranberries, cinnamon, fennel and turmeric in the ingredient list
A fit for small and medium puppies that want something to grip and gnaw during teething, from a maker that publishes a full ingredient panel and feeding guide. Each ring is about 100 kcal, so the smallest puppies get only a quarter ring a day and the rest has to be portioned and stored.
How it compares
Specs
- Count
- 6 rings per bag (also sold in a 3 count)
- Calories
- About 100 kcal per ring, per the maker
- Guaranteed analysis
- Crude protein 16% min, crude fat 1% min, crude fiber 2% max, moisture 15% max, DHA 0.05% min, calcium 0.80% min
- Main ingredients
- Rice flour, gelatin, vegetable glycerin, water, chicken, natural chicken flavor
- Feeding guide
- 1/4 ring a day at 5 to 10 lb, 1/2 ring at 10 to 20 lb, 1 ring at 20 to 35 lb
- Breed size
- Small and medium puppies
- Free from
- Corn, wheat and soy
- Made in
- USA
Worth knowing
- The maker says to supervise chewing and remove pieces too large to swallow.
- The maker states it is not a meal replacement.
- Made in a facility that also processes peanuts, soy, wheat, milk, fish and shellfish, per the maker.
- Store sealed in a cool, dry place, per the maker.
- A retailer listing carries a California Prop 65 warning.
Questions
How much N-Bone teething ring can a puppy have a day?
The maker's guide is a quarter ring at 5 to 10 lb, half a ring at 10 to 20 lb and one ring at 20 to 35 lb.
How many calories are in an N-Bone teething ring?
The maker lists about 100 kcal per ring.
Are N-Bone teething rings digestible?
The maker describes them as fully edible and digestible, with no plastic, nylon or rubber.
Do N-Bone chicken teething rings contain grain?
They use rice flour and oat hulls but are free of corn, wheat and soy. N-Bone also sells a separate grain free ring.
Sources
- N-Bone (NPIC): Puppy Teething Rings, Chicken Flavor
- Amazon.com: N-Bone Puppy Teething Rings, Chicken Flavor, 6 Rings
- Theisen's: N-Bone Puppy Teething Ring Chicken Flavor, 6 Count
- BaxterBoo: N-Bone Puppy Teething Ring Dog Treats, Chicken Flavor
Researched 2026-10-02. We bought this product; our page is built from the maker's details and what owners report across reviews and forums. We never copy Amazon customer reviews.