TRIXIE Snack Snake – Dog toy made of TPR – Can be filled with paste or treats – Promotes dexterity and concentration – 42 cm – 34949

Great for keeping the dog occupied and he loves it! Good value for money and seems robust, well he hasn’t managed to break it yet. Would definitely recommend.

Our dog has quite bad separation anxiety which makes it hard to do little things like go have a shower without her... then we got this! Fill it up with treats, even the boring snacks she would normally ignore, and she is entertained for a good half hour. We get similar results from a Kong but the difference with this is she loves to play with it as a toy even when there isn’t any food in it. Runs around with it, tosses it in the air for hours!

My dog loves this toy snake it is very robust and will last a long time and not break like other toys

We have a Labrador. Need I say more? Our gorgeous retired Guide Dog loves her food and despite being a mature lady, she can still make it disappear in seconds. We already use a slow feeder but we’re always looking for treat delivery devices that might possibly extend feeding time by a few seconds! I bought a couple of these green snakes and she absolutely loves them. In fact she has a special little tap dance she does when she sees them! We can fill one up with kibble and it keeps her occupied for almost half an hour! Highly recommended (by me and the dog)!

This is the best ever! My puppy chews through everything- but not this!! It's perfect for stashing treats in, when he's in the crate. It's his favourite toy!

All four dogs love playing with this toy, but it was quickly damaged when food was introduced. The soft plastic was cut quickly by my german shorthaired pointer's back teeth. As such, we no longer use it for treats, just playing.

My springer spaniel is renowned for destroying any chew toys within short periods of time, so I was delighted to find that this kept her occupied for up to half an hour with no damage evident in the aftermath 😁 Filled it with yoghurt, dog treats and diced carrot and the springer’s tail never stopped wagging. The cocker is a little bit more ‘delicate’ in her approach and was slightly bamboozled to begin with but even she got well into it without causing damage and I bet they’re both looking forward to their next attempts at gutting the blue and bright orange critters (colours were random and not chosen by me but they’re very vibrant and dog-friendly)

My cocker spaniel loves this , it's a good size for lots of treats and pate and I've never seen her still for so long , perfect for the end of the day and very good quality material for her strong teeth