West Paw Dog Toy - Interactive Treat Dispenser, Durable, Recyclable, 4" Aqua Blue

Mini poodle. She likes trying to get the treats out. Takes her about 10 second or so to get them out. She's really smart. Convenient for me. Quick wash out. She has a good time but I need to find something to occupy her time that takes her a longer time to remove. Soft, good product. Not inexpensive though. Can't afford to buy the other half to make it harder for her to find treat.
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Very durable and dog loves treats and learning to use her paws to help her drop it on floor to get the treat out
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The West Paw Zogoflex Toppl is an excellent interactive treat-dispensing toy, offering several advantages.**Pros:**- **Easy to Fill and Clean:** Its wide opening simplifies filling and cleaning, outperforming traditional Kong- **Durable and Safe:** Made from non-toxic, recyclable Zogoflex material, it's built for moderate chewers and dishwasher safe- **Versatile Use:** Can be used as a slow feeder or frozen for longer playtime, enhancing mental stimulation**Cons:**- **Potential Leakage:** Wet mixtures may leak if not properly sealed, and it can tip over in the freezer- **Higher Price Point:** It is pricier than similar toys, but many find the investment worthwhile for the quality and benefitsOverall, the Toppl is a smart choice. It’s a nice size, love the variety of sizes. Very easy to stuff a multitude of different things in it.
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My dog always had a hard time getting things out of her kong and would end up destroying it/ chewing the plastic to get to the inside prize of her favorite, peanut butter! Our vet introduced us to this brand and we love it!I own a Belgian Malinois who eats a modified raw diet. I love to use these to keep her mentally stimulated by adding fruits, mashed banana and make frozen pup cups with yogurt, pumpkin and PB. The filling options are endless. The top is wide enough to allow her to lick whatever is inside and cleaning is easy due to the top being open and this product is dishwasher safe. The rubber they are made of makes it non slip and she can easily keep it in place with her paws on my wood or tile floor. I own several of these and they are extremely durable and a reliable product. On average, we use one a day and I have had mine for over 1 year and it is still in perfect condition with light any pieces ripped or chewed off despite the constant changes in temperature the rubber has experienced (hot water in dishwasher, freezer etc.)
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My dogs get frustrated because they can’t get to the bottom of a stuffed kong, so they love that they can reach into this.My “big” dogs are 45 and 55lbs and the large is a perfect size for them. The large fits about 3/4c of my dogs kibble and works comparable to a slow feeder for her. She can still scarf it down but slower than in a bowl. I wouldn’t recommend it solely for a kibble feeder but it’s a nice side use. The other dog is on a diet and always looking for food so this lets him feel like he’s eating more than he really is since it takes him 40 mins to eat some green beans or kibble mashed and frozen in.When I mix it w peanut butter or let the kibble soak and expand but don’t freeze it, it takes longer but it it’s not extremely difficult. Maybe 10-20 mins? They both still love it though.When I pack it and freeze it (either w peanut butter, a mix of kibble and liquids left to soak first, or like today just kibble and green beans in water) it takes quite a while.My old man hound took 45 minutes to lick through a frozen cup the other day. My GSD pup is quicker but it still takes her a good 30 mins of entertainment.I’m looking forward to giving these frozen cups as a cool off treat after walks in the summer when it’s over 100°. They’re like pupcicles, but cheaper in the long run!I also like that I can use it for mental stimulation while we hunker down over the 110+ days without a lot of outside exercise. Even at night it’s too hot to run more than 10-15 mins so this will be a great help to keeping them engaged. The pup has so much energy. So much.Neither have tried to chew it yet and it’s held up well so far (only a few weeks). I do wish the company made a plug, but I was able to find a cork that fit snuggly so I can freeze it without leaking.I ordered two more. A small for my other dog - a shiba - (It’s a little disappointing small, but a large is too big. I would love a medium size!) and another large so both the big dogs can have one at the same time. The kong is getting mostly retired.Even if you have 1 dog, I think I would recommend getting two of these so you can rotate them in and out of the freezer without having to wait for them to freeze.
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