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Has not been used yet. Giving as a Christmas gift to son's Rottweiler puppy. Looks well made, good price. Read more

Bought this as a gift for my friend’s dog. It just like the picture. Easy to assemble, very sturdy, and his dog likes it! Read more

These treat dispensing chew toys are great, my 40+lb pibble puppy is quite the chewer and these really give her something hard to chew and she does, literally for hours. They are large and heavy, don't let it fall on your foot! She carries it around like it's nothing, though, and she takes it everywhere she goes! You can put something like peanut butter in the end and it comes with little cups that you can fill with like yogurt and treats and freeze that go inside so they can lick and chew and stay busy for quite some time. The bottom locking mechanism that keeps the cup inside is designed really well, my puppy has yet to get the bottom off and the cup out, which other similar toys she has gotten apart. I was worried about the material these are made from because others have seemed like plastic and her chewing has left sharp edges and pieces to possibly scratch her gums, also small pieces come off that she likely ingests which is clearly worrisome. These are made from food grade nylon and coffee wood fiber with NO BPA, PVC or Phthalates and I can tell because it stays pretty smooth and does NOT get the sharp plastic points along the edges, which makes me feel so much better about her chewing these. And they are tough because she has had the corn for two whole months and she just got the croissant for Christmas, you can see how intact the corn is still! Other types of this toy I have had to take away and throw away with in 2-3 weeks. These are very much worth the cost to me because I see these being around for quite some time, love these! Read more

I have small dogs with big dog chewing habits, and I got them this frozen treat holder chew toy to provide a little mental stimulation and fun while keeping them busy. I like that this promotes healthy, non-destructive chewing and offers them a little reward with the ability to make the treat inside as healthy for your dog's individual diet as you want. Plus the croissant shape is too cute: my partner bakes French bread, so I had to get our pups their own croissant! This toy is VERY substantial. More than size, it's quite heavy/durable, and suited best to big dogs or those (like mine) who are small but mighty. The weight does mean that this doesn't slide around quite as much while they lick the frozen treats within but it makes me nervous when they carry it around that my dogs will drop it on my feet... This could do some damage! I don't love that it's quite so hard because it makes me nervous for their teeth, but the fact that it's made with coffee wood fibers gives me confidence that it's good for chewing. And my dogs certainly aren't put off by the weight or hardness! As I mentioned before, I really love that I can make my own treats easily so I can control what my pets are eating. I find that they really enjoy "pupsicles" made of frozen plain greek yogurt, pumpkin puree, peanut butter, and a tiny bit of manuka honey. The only problem with giving them frozen treats is I get stuck holding a cold, dripping pupsicle for them to eat it. This toy solves that, and my pups go nuts for it! It's super easy to freeze the treat mixture in the included pots and popping one into the toy so they can self-entertain and eat it gradually. It helps to contain some of the mess, as well, and the shape is good for my dogs to hold down the sides with their paws while they lick the center. The ~$24 listing price (or $21.59 with the coupon) is the main thing I don't like about this. Although this is a durable toy that is useful for chewing or giving frozen treats, I would not normally pay so much for any one plastic-based dog toy. Read more

This has become one of my pitsky fur baby's favorite toys. She's gotten frozen treats for some time now, but this one beats the way she's been getting them. It's very heavy-duty and Luna proof. I love that it comes with two containers with lids for easy freezing and a screw bottom so that she can't get to the container once she's done with her frozen treat. The included tool makes removing the bottom a breeze. Even when there's no treat in the toy she'll chew on it and is thoroughly entertained which is an added bonus. Read more

This Interactive Dog Toy is a game-changer for owners of aggressive chewers! My high-energy Labrador usually demolishes "durable" toys in minutes, but this one has actually held up. ​👍 Key Highlights: ​Truly Durable: It lives up to the promise of being an indestructible dog toy. After several heavy-duty chew sessions, it shows only minor surface scuffing—no chunks missing! Perfect for Large & Medium Breeds. ​Keeps Them Busy: The design acts as a fantastic Frozen Enrichment Treat Holder. Filling it with peanut butter or yogurt and freezing it provides a long-lasting challenge that seriously helps with anxiety relief and occupies them for ages. ​Great Value: Given the longevity compared to other toys, the initial cost is well worth it. It’s a reliable dog chew toy that actually lasts. ​👎 Minor Feedback: ​It can be a bit tricky to clean the inside crevices thoroughly after a sticky frozen treat. A small brush is definitely recommended. ​⭐ Verdict: ​If you're tired of wasting money on toys your power-chewer destroys, this is the one to get. It’s both a durable chewer and a great enrichment tool. Highly recommended! Read more