As others have said, the ears on this lamb rip easily, thus making it a choking hazard. It's unfortunate because my kitten absolutely loved it. I went and found him the same toy with soft ears and he's happy again. I do not recommend this one though. It should be pulled from the shelves.

Our cat bit the ear in half with in 15 minutes of having this toy. She spit the plastic ear piece out, but this is a serious choking hazzard.

You're better off buying a human baby chew toy. The ears are very chewable on this toy, but unfortunately they break apart into pieces that could be ingested or choked on very easily.

I bought this for my 10 week old kitten whose teeth are coming in, but I cannot recommend this as a teething /chew toy. The ears are very chewable, but break apart easily into small pieces that can be swallowed or even choked on. You're probably safer and better off getting a human baby chew toy.

My cat bit off and ingested both of these ears. Still waiting to hear if there will be any obstructions or will need surgery. Wish I could give this toy 0 stars.

I bought this toy for my kitten that is five months old, and I would not recommend it. She chewed right through the ears, thankfully she didn’t eat it all, but it is still a huge choking hazard. I don’t recommend this product.

I got this as a gift for a foster kitten. She was already about 8-10 weeks old and wasn’t interested in it. However, my next fosters who were younger about 4-5 weeks and were teething, absolutely loved this lambchop and chewing on it. It’s also the perfect size for a 1-1.5 lb kitten who is just starting to learn to play.

I've been looking for solutions for kittens who chew (and swallow) everything, and unfortunately, this was the opposite of a solution: My kitten bit off a chunk of the ear within the first 15 minutes of playing with this toy. Luckily, I found the piece on the floor, but this a swallowing hazard for a kitten and I wish it were more durable. If your kitten does not yet have teeth and is just gumming it, it would probably fine. Biting, however, not so much.