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Front of the packageChew toy · nylon
Benebone Wishbone Nylon Chew, front of the package
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BeneboneBrand transparency B

Wishbone Nylon Chew

Chew toy · nylonToysScored July 2026

Panel Score 86 out of 100, grade B: Good, check the flags
Flags
22 caution
Ingredients
2all in our library
Brand grade
Btransparency, costs 2 points
Recalls
0linked to this product
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Benebone
Wishbone Nylon Chew

Starting point96
Caution · Very hard material-4
Brand transparency · B-2
Documented recall · none0
Panel Score86 B

Good, check the flags

Scored July 2026 · checkthepanel.com

Flags-8 points in all

2 flagged ingredients.

Avoid first. Each flag costs points in the score above; where a flag has an entry behind it, it links to the evidence.

Caution-4

Synthetic toy materials

Hard nylon abrades into tiny plastic particles as an aggressive chewer works it, and those particles are swallowed; natural-material chews avoid the synthetic-polymer exposure.

Caution-4

Very hard material

Harder than tooth enamel; veterinary dentists link very hard chews to slab fractures, so it's best for gentle chewers.

IngredientsAs printed · 4 lines

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2 ingredients. 1 of them carries one of this product's flags and is marked below. The other 1 raised no flag. The Very hard material flag isn't tied to a single line.

  1. 03Non-edible chew for aggressive chewers, a claim, not an ingredient
  2. 04Made in USA, a claim, not an ingredient
RecallsFrom FDA notices

Recall record.

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Benebone, the brand

No FDA recalls on file

None of the FDA recall notices we have imported names Benebone.

Brand2 Benebone products scored

The brand behind it.

BTransparency

Benebone

Ergonomic nylon chews flavored with real bacon, chicken, or peanut; made in the USA.

Names its USA-sourced nylon and real-food flavors; durable but very hard, a known fracture caveat. The B grade takes 2 points off this product's score.

Benebone brand page

Independent testing & contaminants

No independent testing on file.

Third-party lab findings for things that never appear on an ingredient label. This is separate from the score above and does not change it.

We haven't found published third-party lab results (PFAS, heavy metals, phthalates) for this product. That is not a clean bill of health, just an absence of data.

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This page was corrected once.

  • Oct 18, 2026 “Sheds microplastics” is now “Synthetic toy materials”. The score did not change. Our library names this caution “Synthetic toy materials”, as the other toys that carry it show it. This record stored the same caution, for the same reason, under an older name.

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