Frisco Rubber Flying Saucer Treat Dispenser Dog Toy

It seems that with the small hole on top, there would be a way to insert small treats that the dog would then dispense slowly by rolling this toy around. However, the hole on the bottom is too large for small treats - they simply would fall out immediately. If it is stuffed with large treats (which one most likely wouldn't for a small dog), they would simply remain in the toy. I feel like this is an IQ test that I am failing! If there's an answer, would someone please explain...

This and other Frisco rubber treat toys have joined the Kongs, snuffle mats, and other puzzle type feeders I have been using to crate train my Australian Labradoodle puppy since day one. He gets his most of meals in his crate. This saucer holds a full meal of kibble with room to spare (my pup currently gets 1/3 cup 3x day). I put a few Cheerios in the bottom so the kibble doesn’t spill out while I’m filling it and I top it off with cream cheese, pumpkin, or some other yummy topper. He loves working to get it all out, and we can get through our meals while he’s getting his meals and mental exercise. I recently found that I can stick a thin 6 in. bully stick in the small opening and it held securely This and other Frisco rubber treat toys have joined the Kongs, snuffle mats, and other puzzle type feeders I have been using to crate train my Australian Labradoodle puppy since day one. He gets his most of meals in his crate. This saucer holds a full meal of kibble with room to spare (my pup currently gets 1/3 cup 3x day). I put a few Cheerios in the bottom so the kibble doesn’t spill out while I’m filling it and I top it off with cream cheese, pumpkin, or some other yummy topper. He loves working to get it all out, and we can get through our meals while he’s getting his meals and mental exercise. I recently found that I can stick a thin 6 in. bully stick in the small opening and it held securely so he could not get to the end. I put it in the top rack of the dishwasher. So far no problems. … more

Our medium-size pup loves this toy. We use it as a slow-feeder to help ease separation anxiety -- throw about 1/4 cup of her food in and let her have at it. Definitely helps, and she loves chewing it even after she's got all the food out. We also place half-bones in there for a challenging treat. Never had issues with food being too small; you're supposed to load the food/treats in from the bottom, not the tiny top hole. Larger treats do occasionally get stuck, but this happens with every treat dispensing toy we've got. Needle nose pliers do the trick.

My husky pup is a power chewer and he has not been able to chew this up yet. Its soft but very strong rubber (same material as a kong toy). However, he will only play with it when I put kibble inside- once he gets it out, he loses interest in the toy. The toy is also pretty large- good for bigger dogs.

My pup is an extreme chewer and this he hasn’t been able to rip apart! The material is similar to Kong. It’s a hard rubber that he hasn’t ripped but soft enough for his teeth to make indents. The size isn’t too big, easy to hold in your hand.

My one-year old pitbull pup loved this toy as soon as I gave it to her! She started playing with it and kicking it around before I even put any treats inside. It's definitely a fun addition to the toy box. I've even frozen it with some treats and peanut butter inside, similar to a Kong, and it is just as effective at keeping my pup occupied!

My puppy finds this one a bit more challenging than some of the other kinds of dispenser toys we have. He likes it, I mainly use it as a slow feeder toy to get him to not scarf all of his food at once. It works.

This flying saucer is very cute! It has a large enough opening that I can put treats and kibble in it. Both of my dachshunds are enjoying these. However, they are pretty heavy for my dachshunds to pick up.

I wasn't sure he'd take to it, but I wanted my younger doggo to have a treat toy he would stay busy with. Well, it took a few minutes of coaxing and examples, but he's stuck on it now. Wonder if he'll let me have it later..

The product is a hard rubber so nice for a chew toy, but the hole makes or very hard to get treats out of. My dog pushed around for about 15 min and still nothing. I even had to squeeze it and shake hard and barely got a treat out. I would recommend a different treat dispenser.