Description
Let’s make teething a little easier on your littlest family member. The KONG Puppy Binkie in size SM is made just for the teething stage, when sore gums and busy mouths come with the territory. KONG designed it to promote proper chewing behavior, gently steering your pup toward their toy instead of your shoes. It arrives in an assorted look, so the design that lands in your pup’s basket is a fun little surprise every time. For those demanding teething weeks, it gives your puppy something all their own.
Here is why the Puppy Binkie is a teething-stage helper:
Sized SM and specially designed for the teething puppy, so it fits a little mouth just right.
KONG says it helps soothe sore gums during the demanding teething weeks.
Made to promote proper chewing behavior, guiding your pup to chew the right things.
Comes in an assorted style, so each one brings a little surprise.
The hollow center is built to be filled for extra interest and reward.
Fill it with Stuff’N Puppy Easy Treat to keep your pup engaged and working.
You can also load it with Snacks or Ziggies for a tasty challenge.
Filling the center turns simple chewing into a longer, more rewarding game.
Proudly Made in the USA, as noted in its product details.
A gentle, puppy-focused toy for the earliest stage of your dog’s life.
Those first months fly by, and a teething puppy needs a toy that works as hard as they do. The KONG Puppy Binkie in SM gives your little one something appropriate to chew while KONG says it helps soothe those sore gums along the way. Pack the center with Stuff’N Puppy Easy Treat, Snacks, or Ziggies, and you turn an ordinary chew into a focused, rewarding activity that keeps tiny teeth busy for longer. Made in the USA and built around proper chewing behavior, it is a thoughtful pick for the teething stage and a head start on good habits. Give your growing pup something that is truly theirs to nibble, one happy, gum-soothing chew at a time, and enjoy watching them learn the difference between their toy and your favorite slipper.
