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| item_weight | 0.4 Kilograms |
|---|---|
| manufacturer | Doggiemon |
| item_model_number | 1 |
| date_first_available | May 20, 2024 |
| item_package_dimensions_l_x_w_x_h | 5.28 x 5 x 4.25 inches |
| item_dimensions_lxwxh | 4.33 x 4.33 x 4.92 inches |
| brand_name | Doggiemon |
| target_audience_keyword | dogs |
| directions | 18 |
| model_name | 1 |
| color | White |
| material | Natural Rubber |
| age_range_description | Adult dogs |
| breed_recommendation | Animals |
| included_components | 1 |
| specific_uses_for_product | Active |
| product_dimensions | 4.33 x 4.33 x 4.92 inches; 14.11 ounces |
| best_sellers_rank | #89,270 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #1,380 in Dog Toy Balls |
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This toy is the best for my hyper focused chewing bulldog. Very few toys stand the test of Gemma. She shreds everything! This is so strong and durable and gives her a good 45 minutes of enjoyment every time. I put peanut butter or doggie toothpaste in the outside and kibble or special treats on the inside and the durability is just fabulous! I like this way better than her regular Kong it’s more stimulating. Read more
This thing (I bought 2) has withstood a lot of abuse from my 2 BIG Standard Bernedoodles. I stuff them with peanut butter and treats to keep them occupied. There is a rubber "brush" built into the side and you can put treats under that also. We have had them long enough that a lesser toy would normally be destroyed. Excellent for a big teething pup, durable and chewproof, so far. I will purchase this again (if it ever wears out). Read more
Definitely a heavy chewer object. It’s large enough for my 80 pound shepherd mix, very durable. My only complaint would be I bought it as an interactive toy, to put food inside and let him work to get them out. The toy is so tough you can’t really squeeze the food out of the hole and the hole is small enough that it’s hard to get the food out. It’ll make him work for sure but I don’t think he’ll be able to do what he’s supposed to be able to with the toy. Still though, I like it a lot! Very tough toy. Read more
This toy isn't bad and is probably a great choice for other breeds. If you have a pitbull, though, not so much. My boy chewed the bottom flaps up in less than an hour and threw up shortly after. The toy is advertised for aggressive chewers but certain breeds will tear right through the bottom of it. Otherwise it's a good toy, good concept and pretty strong. Just monitor your pup while they play with it and make sure they don't rip off the bottom flaps because it's easy to get a hold of them and pull them off. Read more
Good for aggressive chewers! Adult German Shepherd has been playing with this toy for days and it's still in ONE piece! Thick & sturdy, should last a while. Read more
This thing looks like an alien s*x toy, but it keeps my lab occupied for at least an hour. Sometimes he gets a bit frustrated and has to come back to it the next day before he completely empties it of kibble. After six weeks of almost daily use, it shows little signs of wear. Ugly as sin, but the dog seems to love it. EDIT: shortly after I wrote this review, I noted that my dog distinctly avoided the toy. After investigating, I realized that some kibble was getting moist from chewing but still not accessible... this lead to moldy kibble in the thing. It never occurred to me that I should empty it at the end of the night. Read more
Our 1 year old little pit mix is a true food gobbler. Left with a full bowl of food, she’ll finish it in under a minute, and will be guaranteed to have lots of burps if not throw up. We tried numerous “slow feed” bowls, which, while doubled her eating time, still left her done in 2 minutes, with the same problem. This thing is FANTASTIC at slowing her goblin butt down, plus acts as enrichment for her hyper mornings. We now feed her morning and night exclusively in this. She pushes it around the living room for about 15 minutes, eating a kibble at a time. This keeps her eating at a more reasonable pace, and has helped her burn a chunk of energy when she first wakes up, and needs to calm down for the night. I was concerned how well this would hold up, as she’s a super chewer that will destroy most things in about a week. So far she hasn’t even taken a chunk out! She has learned that pushing and bouncing it gets her food easier than chewing, and we make sure to take it away when it’s empty. It is kind of a pain to fill, but as long as you squeeze it on the sides, the opening is wide enough to pour kibble into. The few minutes it takes to fill twice a day are significantly better than having to clean up dog puke constantly. Read more
One of the more difficult toys my girl has. - The hole contains 3 very stern blocks that dont allow for treats to come out easily. - My dog prefers these types of toys vs others and this is definitely the one that she spends more time on. - Don't really care for the side option of smearing a treat, first time I did it was a little tedious to clean so I stopped using it all together. Read more