WEST PAW Zogoflex Holiday Toppl Treat Dispensing Dog Toy Puzzle – Interactive Chew Toys for Dogs – Dog Toy for Moderate Chewers, Fetch, Catch – Holds Kibble, Treats, Small 3", Ruby Red

Having a dog who could double as a professional chewer, I was on the hunt for something that could withstand his "enthusiasm" while keeping him mentally engaged. Enter the West Paw Puzzle Chew Toy, a true game-changer in the world of canine entertainment.**Durability that Endures:**This isn't just another chew toy that surrenders to your dog's jaws within minutes. Crafted for moderate chewers, it has withstood the relentless gnawing of my furry friend, a testament to its robust build. Its resilience not only preserves the toy but also protects my furniture from becoming an unintended chew target.**Interactive Playtime, Elevated:**The genius of this toy lies in its interactive design. Hiding treats inside turns it into a delightful puzzle that captivates my dog for hours. It's like a treasure hunt for his taste buds, ensuring both mental stimulation and a satisfying chew experience.**Mental Workout for Your Pooch:**The mental stimulation aspect is a standout. Available in two interlocking sizes, the puzzle ups the ante on difficulty, challenging my dog to think, twist, and turn. It's akin to a doggy IQ test, keeping his mind sharp and engaged.**Ergonomically Designed for Furry Paws:**The thoughtfully designed interlocking rings are a stroke of genius. They're easy for my dog to maneuver around while the inner ‘teeth’ keep treats securely in place, adding an extra layer of challenge. It's fascinating to watch him strategize his way to the treats.**Safe, Non-Toxic, and Easy Maintenance:**Safety is a priority, and West Paw delivers. Knowing the toy is FDA-compliant and non-toxic gives me peace of mind. Plus, it's a breeze to clean – a run through the dishwasher, and it's as good as new. The recyclable aspect is a bonus, aligning with my eco-friendly preferences.**Final Verdict:**The West Paw Puzzle Chew Toy is more than just a chew toy; it's a mental gymnastics course for your dog. Its durability, interactive nature, and safety features set it apart in a sea of canine toys. It's not just a purchase; it's an investment in your dog's mental health and your furniture's longevity. My dog gives it a paw of approval, and so do I.

I won't feed my dog kibble so had a *very* difficult time finding a treat dispenser/slow feeder (you can use this as both!) that worked for raw or wet food. This is perfect!I used to fill a large Kong and feed him that way, but what a pain - difficult to clean, has a hole on both ends so liquids were out, and worse, it was rubbing the sides of his mouth raw because the filling hole's too small for him to get to the food in the bottom half. I had to do something.The Topple has a nice large mouth with thick and rounded edges. Doesn't hurt his mouth even when he's getting the food at the bottom, and it's so much easier to fill and clean. I can put a wider variety of foods in it, and layer if I want to.It's very sturdy and well made! It's going to last for years. A little pricey, but it's so well designed and well made, and I like the ethics of the company, so I'm okay paying the price.This never came up on my Amazon searches (so frustrating). I had to give up, and go ask people on a dog forum who don't use kibble what they recommend, which was the Topple. Thank you, dog people!

These are really sturdy and durable, the bottom is rounded so it moves a little while my pup is eating to add a little difficulty. The little pieces at the bottom make it a little difficult to clean with hand washing but not enough that it makes having it not worth it. We love that you can attach two different sizes together to add difficulty and we have more of these for one dog than should be necessary so we definitely recommend these.

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.

I like the ease of filling them up and my dogs enjoy eating food, making meal time fun.

Our puppy loves digging in to it and chewing on it. It's a great training tool and mental challenge tool. Very happy with it. Plus she snorts in it.

My dog loved this, surprisingly, straight out of the package. Because of its design, I find it super easy to load with tasty tidbits. I smear the interior with peanut butter, then stuff segments of chicken wieners between the interior fins. Top all that up with dog food and freeze. My dog loves it! Way easier to clean than a conventional Kong.

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My older dog has had a blue Toppl for several years and loves getting his treats in it. He now brings it to us to let us know what he wants! Decided to get a second one for our young puppy who also loves it! Better than Kongs in my opinion, as they are easier for pups to access and easier to clean. Can stuff & freeze them too. Quite expensive for what they are but worth it I reckon!