WOOF Party Pupsicle - Long-Lasting Interactive Dog Toys for Boredom - Low-Mess Design - Birthday Gifts for Dogs - Small Dog Toys - Buddy Blue

My dog loves with or without treat in it. She loves alone as toy, and it keeps her busy for hours even if empty. Small is perfect for her, she’s a bichon. Its quality is thick rubber and I don’t think she can destroy no matter how hard she tries. She loves being able to chew on it for hours at a time. Great value for my money. Highly recommend for any dog that needs to keep busy and entertained.

This is perfect, we have recently adopted two 8 month old German Malinois so we did but the pupsicle one and then found this. Way cheaper and just as good. You actually get more with this then the pupsicle ones. We are now making our own treats because of the cost to buy permanent is a joke if you are trying to save money. But this are build well and definitely keep you puppy entertained

This toy has lasted 1.5years and still going for my two dogs. One pup is a 65lb Aussie doodle mix and my 25lb cocker spaniel are super chewers and absolutely love this toy. I bought them each one (a green and purple toy) and it keeps them both busy for about 10-15 minutes. I bought two of the trays that come with this toy and make my own treats and freeze them. It takes my dogs longer to eat and lick the treat with it being frozen. It gets the dogs focused on it and they are determined to eat the treat in its entirety before doing something else. I definitely recommend this toy. 10/10

I really like this product - I bought the pupsicle tray as well so that I can make the treat refill balls more affordable. My dogs all love this and if frozen, they last a good 20 minutes for even more aggressive chewers. You can also fill with non-frozen things if you want. Sometimes it can be challenging to screw open or close, but I've found that rubbing a bit of olive oil on the threading helps to make it easier to turn. I began using the Pupsicle for one of my finicky dogs and started to freeze her dogfood in the pupsicle trays, and she eats her meals that way. Whatever works!

These are great, keeps my dog occupied for quite awhile. Two down sides, the treats are expensive but it is easy to make your own if you have a food processor. The balls get really hard to open, but using Vaseline works, just rub it in the screw part.

Got one as a gift and my puppy loved it so much; it kept her occupied and quiet for almost an hour! BUT… it was incredibly hard to open and close. So when it was time to toss it from damage due to her super sharp puppy teeth, I debated whether to get another one, especially since other reviewers shared the same frustration. But it worked so well otherwise that I thought I’d give it one more try. To my surprise, this one is so easy to open and close! It’s so smooth, I’m afraid to put it in the dishwasher. I’m pretty sure the first one was hard to open/close straight out of the package. But just in case washing it in the dishwasher made it worse, I don’t want to risk it. But maybe they took the feedback and modified the design slightly so it wasn’t such a tight fit. Either way, I love this product more now. The only thing I’d recommend is to make it out of even tougher material. My puppy is a strong chewer!

I bought two of these and the mold so I can make pupsicles for my Belgian Malinois puppy so she isn’t as bummed out when we have to leave for work. She LOVES these and they take up a solid 20 minutes or more of her time. We freeze treats into yogurt, broth, and other things into the molds and she is obsessed. These are extremely durable. She is a hard, hard chewer and hasn’t come close to damaging these meaningfully. For $20 a pop and the cost of the mold, they may seem a bit expensive, but they provide a ton of value as they are functionally reusable treats! The big issue is that they are nearly impossible to open once they’ve been washed a few times because of the friction properties on the threads. They require a ton of effort to open most of the time, and I am a 6’, 245 pound jiu jitsu practitioner. Literally, I have had to give up on opening them before because it would make me late to work. Using olive oil on the threads helps, but I have yet to find a longer solution. Maybe beeswax? To the manufacturer: make the threads using a lower-friction material like a plastic and this issue will go away. These easily have the potential for five stars, and then some. EDIT: Woof’s customer service was kind enough to offer me a refund without any strings attached, based on my review. I do not plan on taking it, because I do enjoy the product, but I appreciate that they offered.

I bought this because my dog is both a heavy chewer and an anxious foot-licker; he needs something to concentrate on. This was a hit with him as soon as I handed it over to him!! Now as soon as I pick it up he is eagerly waiting for it. I love that you can make your own fillings, buy the premade ones, or just fill it with things on the fly- sometimes I just put some peanut butter and dog kibble in it. The flexibility of it makes it so easy to use. He is entertained and active for an easy 45 minutes when he has one. My one qualm with them is that they can get stuck and it’s incredibly hard to unscrew the pieces- especially if you’re not washing it basicLly right away. We’ve combatted the problem by spraying some olive oil on the threads, but it doesn’t always help. 100% worth buying but wash it right away so it doesn’t get stuck!