WOOF Pupsicle Interactive Dog Ball Toy for Dogs 25-75 lbs - Green | Long-lasting enrichment toy for medium/large dogs, easy-fill design, low-mess play, made of natural rubber, easy to clean

These are awesome! My dogs love them and keep them occupied for 30-60 mins so I can make and enjoy my coffee in peace before work. They are very easy to clean, but as others have mentioned, they can get stuck. I had to take a pliers to get one of them unscrewed. Hopefully that’s not a constant issue. I do wish they were more durable since there were a lot of teeth marks in them after the first use, so I upgraded to the black super chewer one. I’m happy I gave these a try and feel they are worth the money, especially for high energy dogs who get bored easily.

Amazing! We have 2 miniature schnauzers and a golden retriever. We have tried every type of stuffy, chew toy, and treat balls. This is a game changer. It is really easy to put in the refills. Our three dogs all love them. It was the quietest our house has been. They hardly even barked at the lawn mowers. I had to put them up when the treats were gone to prevent resource guarding. I am planning g on just putting them in the dishwasher. I bought the size large. It is great for the schnauzers. I probably should have ordered the XL for our golden retriever. He can get his mouth around the large. It is bigger than a tennis ball, so I don’t think it is a choking hazard but the larger size would probably work better. The balls and refills are a little pricey, but I think it will be worth the money.

This will leave your dog occupied for hours. Oh my gosh! I have a 11 month old Cavapoo and she LOVES this. She runs from us when we try to take it from her. I froze the treat balls and it lasts even longer. 1-2 hours! So we give it to her for a little then take it away and give the rest later. Best purchase ever

Ok - here’s the thing - I own five of these in various sizes. I even have one for heavy chewers. My dogs LOVE these, BUT there is a BIG problem that almost makes this whole system unusable. It is nearly impossible to unscrew these at times. I have tried EVERYTHING. I use oil to lubricate the threads and I’ve used various types of grippers to unscrew them, but there have been times I haven’t been able to open even ONE of the five dispensers that I own. I have SOOOOOOO much product to use up - bags and bags of powder to make my own in the freezer trays, 4 feeezer trays, two mixing bottles, and lots and lots of the ready-to-use pops. I have tried every flavor and my dogs REALLY love these, but I have to be able to open two of the five at the same time in order to use them bc I have two dogs and cannot give out just one at a time or there would be problems between the dogs. I have two of the XL size and since they were so difficult to unscrew (especially the black one for heavy chewers), Sinai bought three in a smaller size (large) hoping that I’d be able to open two of the three at the same time…no such luck. It’s so frustrating that it has actually brought me to tears at times. I’ve used all Kind of products to try and open these dispensers…various types of liquid soap, various oils and non-stick sprays, different temperatures of water - I’ve tried putting them in the freezer to see if they would shrink and that would help, I’ve put them in the sun to see if that would soften them and make them easier to open, I’ve used various tools to try to open them in different ways - it’s been absolutely MADDENING to use these - especially since I have so much product to use up (the pops and mixes). I cannot just give my dogs on the the pops without putting it in a dispenser bc if seems like a choking risk, and I don’t want to just waste all of the pops and mixes. I haven’t been able to get ANY of the dispensers open for at least a month. They’re all sitting by my kitchen sink and I try working with them whenever I am feeling patient, but currently all FIVE are stuck closed and unusable. It’s a GREAT idea and works to keep my dogs busy and occupied and they LOVE them, but that doesn’t do me much good if I am unable to open them. Every time I use them, I lubricate the threads with some sort of dog-safe oil, and I try to reopen them as soon as the dogs are finished, but for some reason, I haven’t found a way to make this system work. PLEASE SHARE YOUR WORK-AROUNDS OR SOLUTION IDEAS WITH ME! I really want to use these now and into the future, and I’ve invested literally HUNDREDS of dollars into this system as it’s the best thing I’ve found in over 20 years of dog ownership to give my dogs to satisfy their need to chew. And the dental powder really helps with their breath and (hopefully) their overall dental health as well. I am picky about ingredients I give my dogs and also hate how expensive most dogs chews are (like dental bones and bulky sticks) and how QUICKLY my dogs gobble them up. This product is affordable for me, has ingredients I feel good about, lasts a long time (even with my one super chewer), and engages their mind to help keep boredom at bay. But I am currently completely unable to use any of the five dispensers I have purchased. I have to admit that I am very tempted to buy 2 more of each size (XL & L) just to be able to use up some of the products I already have…I know that they will each work at least once, but probably a few times, but I hate to have to do that so I am BEGGING for a solution I haven’t already thought of trying. THANKS SO MUCH!

This is the third or fourth tine my dogs have used this toy. They absolutely love it and lick it for hours. However not quite as durable as I’d like, as you can see there’s already a lot of bite marks and scrapes on it. I might try a Large instead of Extra large if I reorder and see if that helps. The x-large they are able to get part of their lower law inside the hole and bite down which adds to the wear and tear (and might be a safety hazard for some dogs). Just food for thought. It’s super cute and easy to use. The refills are a lot smaller than the hole, but the refill mold is a lot bigger so homemade refills fit better. The dog pictured here is about 100 pounds and a large dog. I got the x-large Pupsicle for her and my 125 lb dog. Both love them.

My husky grows tired of toys and treats very easily. I froze some chicken broth for him that he has enjoyed at room temperature in the past and popped it in the pupsicle. He couldn't have cared less and I had to take it out and placed it in his bowl only for it to melt and be ignored. I worried that he didn't want to take the time to try to get to the treat and that maybe that extra effort turned him off to the broth and the pupsicle toy entirely. It turns out that he is just picky. I also bought the pb&j birthday cake flavored pupsicle treats and I didn't expect much because he is not a big fan of most sweet treats. I tried offering him one without the pupsicle cage and he went nuts for it. So today I tried popping one into the pupsicle and his eyes grew wide and he played with the toy for about an hour trying to get to the treat. Which is far longer than the advertised 20 minutes that it was supposed to keep him entertained for and far longer than the 15 minutes that I expected it to last for! At the hour mark the treat had shrunken so much that he gave up and just laid next to the pupsicle. So I opened it up, cut up the treat and put the pieces into a ronghouse treat log. He played with it for a minute but quickly grew tired of that as well. Putting a second pb&j birthday treat in the pupsicle cage has him excited all over again. I hope that this lasts as he gets bored of new toys and treats pretty quickly. But I feel like we have a winner with the birthday pb&j treat. He rarely gets so excited for a treat that isn't cheese so I will likely be purchasing the pb&j birthday cake treats even after he eventually grows tired of the pupsicle toy. The toy itself is a very cute pastel blue, a color that he can actually see which must make the toy more noticeable to him. The top screws on and off with ease and while his long fur did stick to the toy they came off with ease. I was worried that I would have to scrub it under water but no I was able to wipe all of the fur off with a damp towel with ease. Plus the toy has a good amount of weight to it and it stands up to his chewing very well. He did no real damage to it despite being a heavy chewer. All he was able to do was leave some pinpricks in the surface of the toy. The top easily screws and unscrews with no real amount of effort. Which is great for people with hand and wrist issues. My dog has no idea how to open it and it seems as if there is no risk of him opening the pupsicle cage on his own. I highly recommend this toy for anyone who has a dog that needs more stimulation in their lives. It is a well made quality item that is worth every penny.

Bought this after much internal debate (pricey item for a dog toy, and my pup is affectionately known as ‘the Destroyer’, so…). I tried less expensive versions first, but their cavities were too big for a small dog treat. I bought just the toy, without the little silicone treat tray, because those are very overpriced for what they are. The toy is really expensive already, so that just seemed additionally problematic. And still, I rated this five stars. Why? Because I just washed it and let it dry, and opened up my freezer, where there lives an ice cube tray with little hexagonal cubes (much cheaper than buying the custom treat tray, and I already had it for my dog for her homemade ice cream), and put one cube of peanut butter frozen yogurt into the Woof. It fit perfectly. Normally, to let my dog enjoy her pup cream, I have to set it out and let it soften out of her reach for a good hour or two; if it’s frozen when I give it to her, she tends to pick it up from the bowl, set it down on my dark-stained hardwood floor, and lick/chase it all over the floor, resulting in yogurt streaks that are very difficult to get out. (Not cool, girl. Not cool.) With this little gizmo, I am able to hand it to her straight from the freezer. No mess, no fuss; she licks the whole thing right out, bit by bit, extending her enjoyment time and making no mess whatsoever. It’s a miracle, really. And I don’t have to plan ahead that way, to give her the treats I made for her. Why not a cheaper version? Well, she’s only 16 lbs. She shouldn’t have the ginormous cavity kind, and that’s all I found from the few kinds I ordered first. I finally gave in here and bought the Woof, in the small dog version, and it holds my frozen treats perfectly in the size I want her to enjoy. Also, this one is made of a firm but gentle silicone; if my little destroyer starts chewing, she won’t break a tooth. Some of the cheaper ones I ordered before were hard plastic, too hard to be safe. This one is easy to clean, can go in the dishwasher on the upper rack (I never use heat dry, but this is silicone, so it would prob be ok if you did). It is a good size, so she could hold it between her paws. But if she’s eating it on a blanket in her bed, she doesn’t even bother to hold it, and the weight of it keeps it sitting upright. I thought it was too big and bulky when I first saw it, but it really isn’t, for a frozen treat. Caveats: I would NEVER use this for kibble for her. Why? Small dog kibble would just fall out the middle. No fun there. I could consider using it for bigger treats, but I have better toys for those (Kong toys are awesome for this). You could just add peanut butter and freeze this thing, but have to make sure portion size is appropriate; it holds a lot more than you want the dog to get in one go. It’s perfect for puppy ice cream, though. I make peanut butter out of unsalted dry roasted peanuts, then add full fat Greek yogurt, and blend. Or I do strawberries with Greek yogurt. Blend and freeze in mold of choice that fits this thing, and you’re good to go. Some people freeze directly in the toy, and that’s cool; doesn’t work as well for something I make in batches, though, but would be fine for a smear of peanut butter or canned pumpkin puree as a treat. (As a matter of fact, I’m going to make her pumpkin ice cream for my next batch.) My dog seems really pleased by her special frosty treat. Considering we hit over 90 degrees today, in May, I think this is something we really need for her this summer… and my hardwood floors are safe again, thank goodness!!! If this were less pricey, I’d buy some more to share with her best puppy pals… they love the ice cream when they come over, and they’re messy about it, too! So yeah, it would be ideal if it didn’t cost so much, but it is a great toy.

Love the durability of this toy. I paid full price and was expecting a new toy in the mail, however, I received a used one. It had tons of tooth indentations and treat residue inside, which was fine for me because it was for my dog who will not care. The previous owner had put it in the dishwasher I'm guessing, because it is very difficult to screw open and closed (my mom has one for her lab and after putting it in the dishwasher saw these same results). I wouldn't buy this product as a gift for a pet owner for fear of a used one arriving in the mail. Otherwise, my dog enjoys these. It takes her only 10 minutes to get the treat ball out, so I put them in the freezer before giving it to her to make it last longer. Don't put them in the dishwasher!!!

El producto viene como si ya estuviera usado y desgastado. Incluso tiene restos de comida de mascota

Super Teil, nur viel zu teuer

My dogs love these!

Great product. Just make sure to take it off them when they are done. Making your own refills is cheap however the bought refills are expensive. Licking is very soothing and relaxing for dogs. We have been using ours a lot recently, as my dog is on strict toileting walks after an injury.

this treat ball are great for my pomsky and golden retriever. It definitely gives me 30mins or more for free time to be able to some chores around the house and it definitely gets their brains to work, so nap time after they have worked hard for that treat. They are very durable. My dogs have chewed them and still can't wreck them. I would definitely recommend this to friend or anyone.