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pencil cactus images Euphorbia 'Pencil Cactus'Botanical Name: Euphorbia tirucalli Common Names: Pencil Cactus, Indian tree spurge, Description: The Pencil Plant or Euphorbia Tirucalli is a succulent native to South and East Africa. The plant namesake branches are pencil like and grow upward in a candelabra pattern. Young branches are cylindrical, smooth, and green, but with age can turn gray and rough like tree bark. Its leaves are small and slender and fall off quickly. This succulent yields a
- Botanical Name: Euphorbia tirucalli
- Common Names: Pencil Cactus, Indian tree spurge, 
- Description: The Pencil Plant or Euphorbia Tirucalli is a succulent native to South and East Africa. The plant‚ namesake branches are pencil-like and grow upward in a candelabra pattern. Young branches are cylindrical, smooth, and green, but with age can turn gray and rough like tree bark. Its leaves are small and slender and fall off quickly. This succulent yields a highly toxic milky sap if broken or torn. The Pencil Plant is otherwise very agreeable, surviving in nearly any condition that is both dry and above freezing. In favorable conditions, it is able to grow between two and 20 inches in a single season.
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★★★★★ 5
Cute
Style: Chipmunk
One of the more durable toys we have for stuffies.
Cute fir puppies
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Almost Indestructable.
Style: Squirrel
We have an aggressive chewer that has yet to be able to crack this one open. It's so indestructible that ours gives up on it and only plays with it infrequently. So the minus 1 star is more about the dogs preference, maybe. But make no mistake, this is made better than any other toy I have ever seen.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Fun toy for the dog
Style: Squirrel
This is a hit with our dog. We have a schipperke who is very active and we play tug of war with “duck” every morning. It has held up amazingly well despite his sharp teeth.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2025
★★★★★ 1
“ Not easy to destroy”. My arse!
Style: Squirrel, Style: Squirrel
Description says not easy for aggressive chewers to destroy. Well, my non aggressive chewer had in destroyed in less than 24 hours. Notice the lack of feet. Think I can get a refund?
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2025
★★★★★ 3
My T-Rex Killed It
Style: Squirrel
This toy would likely be fine with dogs who don't immediately destroy toys. I have a small 15lb dog that I refer to as a T-Rex. We did not use it as a tug toy and it was taken away most of the time he wasn't playing with it, but I forgot about it for 5-10 minutes and it was torn apart. My dog does not get 'regular' toys any more. They have to be the toys marked for 'aggressive' chewers. Some GoDog toys have been good, and he has received the Bark Box toys for aggressive chewers, but Bark Box toys for aggressive chewers seem to only come in larger sizes if your dog is an aggressive chewer and a lot of the toys are too heavy and large (mouth size) for him play with very much.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025