Home Basics Black Lattice Fruit Bowl

Marsoni

M251S

$19.99

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Home Basics Black Lattice Fruit BowlGreat as a decorative accent piece, this fruit basket features a durable powder coated steel constrution for everyday use with an intricate lattice pattern for a touch of elegance. An open concept design allows fruit and veggies to breath, promoting the natural ripening process. Rounded feet adorn the bottom of the fruit bowl to ensure it is stays in place. Set this decorative kitchen essential on the countertop to have fruit handy or on the table for

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My dog has a habit of tearing up toys in just a few minutes, so far, this toy has lasted a few days, the rope is already showing signs of wear. I wish there was a way to attach a new rope when this one goes... She is a mid-sized dog with a LOT of energy, and she's very destructive, digging, chewing on things she's not supposed to, etc. This helps with that, she can play with it for a long time, we don't have to always 'check' to see if she is tearing something up. She loves grabbing it by the rope and swinging it around the sides of her head, it doesn't hurt her, and she LOVES this toy. Out of ALL of the toys that we have bought her, and that she loved, THIS ONE has been top dog to her. We love watching her play with it, it also wears her out and she'll then take a nap, which is always good. Oh yeah, the size if PERFECT for a mid-sized to a large dog, I'm not sure about any smaller dogs. She can squeak the squeaker on it fine too, but not at first, she had to 'find out' how to do it on her own. As far as chewing it into little pieces like one person has said, I can't attest to that, and I hope that is not the case. I will return if she does end up chewing it into pieces, because she in known far and wide for that! :)

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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2023

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Becca

Cuba, US

★★★★★ 4

Fun, but not for aggressive chewers

Pattern Name: Classic Squeaky Tug

My dog really enjoyed this toy. However, not a you for an aggressive chewer. Was in pieces in 20 minutes.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026

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Jamie

Lowell, US

★★★★★ 3

Large adult aggressive chewer? No. Puppy? Yes

Pattern Name: Classic Squeaky Tug

My large adult dog who is an aggressive chewer got this toy in pieces within minutes, BUT this is a great toy for a lighter touched dog. When I got my newest addition (Malinois mix puppy. Pls thoughts and prayers for me), this toy came to mind because she loves chewing and she’s only 11 weeks old! She needed an interesting toy that is sturdy and won’t hurt her teeth or gums, but is still interesting (the rope piece and the squeaker). She’s not nearly as rough of a chewer as my older guy YET. But when she gets bigger, she will more than likely destroy this. She is almost 20lbs at 11 weeks right now, so I will update if she does destroy it. Long story short: Not good for large aggressive chewers, good for aggressive chewers on the smaller side (maybe 15-30lbs)

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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2026