WOOF Pupsicle Refill Pops for Calming - Long-Lasting Refills for The Pupsicle Toy to Promote Calm - Calming Dog Treats - Magnesium for Dogs- Large Pops - 7 Count

I got this for my daughter’s hyper German shepherd mix. She needed something to calm him. This is really easy to make. You just add water, mix, pour into the mold and place into the freezer. My daughter’s dog, Bowie literally chewed up every toy we gave him until I found the one that they recommended to use with the mix. It also kept him occupied for a while which has been difficult to do! I highly recommend this to anyone looking to keep their dog busy and to calm them down. Each one kept Bowie busy for ant least 35 minutes. This is also a choice if you are looking for something your dog cannot chew through/apart. I believe that it was of great quality and size. We got at least what the package said we would get out it. Bowie needed an XL size toy. Obviously, if you have a smaller dog, you will get a lot more out of it. Happy Dog Happy Life!

My dog loves these calming balls. I use the calming ball and it works great. Also, have used peanut butter. It gives him a good 20-30 minutes of play. If he gets tired he will come back to it later. Definitely recommend especially for aggressive chewers!

Dog loves these treats. Keeps our German Shepherd busy for about 45 minutes. The calming treats really do help before bed. He just loves them.

Doesn’t last as long as it claims but my dog loved the taste and always gets excited for it. It’s too expensive, you only get 10 for this amount of money, but now my dog is hooked so what can I do?

We recently tried the Woof Pupsicle for our dog, and I can confidently say it’s one of the best purchases we’ve made for him. He is obsessed. The second he sees me grab it from the freezer, he starts doing his happy dance. What I love most is how long it keeps him entertained. Unlike other treats that are gone in minutes, the Pupsicle actually lasts and keeps him happily occupied. It’s been amazing for rainy days, busy work mornings, or when we just need a little quiet time. It also feels like a healthier, more intentional treat option compared to a lot of random chews. The design is sturdy and easy to use, and cleanup is simple. I also appreciate that it doesn’t make a huge mess like some frozen treats can. Bonus: it’s been great mental stimulation for him and helps burn some energy without us having to leave the house. If you’re on the fence — just get it. If your dog loves enrichment toys and tasty treats, they will LOVE this. Ours certainly does, and we’ll definitely be buying more! 🐾

This is my first review ever. I have a 2.5 year old great dane and he is the loveliest little angel, but always up my butt and we've had bad experiences with raw hide alternatives (food allergies mostly). The bag says 20-40 minutes of play time. But when you have a giant breed, you know that means maybe 5 minutes. Maybe my guy is just not very smart (shhhh), but he gets 2+ hours of play from this thing. It blows my mind every single time. He'll even mess with it for an hour, go take a drink, lay down, and then get up and start playing with it again and it will continue to occupy him. Love love love this highly recommend!

I believe these are causing diarrhea in my pup. I am watching and will update once I isolate the use of it and test it when not introducing anything else new. I only used one small one per day. It definitely does not calm him down either. He loves it though so I really wish I am wrong.

WOOF Pupsicles are the greatest invention ever! I use the regular ones all the time! For some reason, my dog can't seem to break down the "calming" ones in the ball. I don't know if they are too firm or if the coating make them less degradable, but it is strange. Maybe I just got a bad batch! Worth trying out - at the very least it keeps her extremely well occupied since she is determined to get break down the pupsicle! Ultimately I have to end up pulling the treat out and giving it to her separately.

These are great. I raise service puppies and I keep it in my puppies backpack for when I need a distraction in public. It does not need to be kept frozen so it’s always with me. At home, I use the holder and molds with frozen treats.