KONG Wobbler Dog Toy
About This Item
Details
- Made of FDA food-approved, high-strength, plastic polymer.
- Entertaining wobble action for added excitement.
- Top screws off from bottom for easy filling. Dishwasher safe, so it's easy to clean.
- Dispenses food and treats for hours of fun. Can also be used as an alternative to a dog bowl to help slow and extend mealtime.
- Recommended by vets worldwide and comes in 2 sizes.
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Instructions
Size
Stuff your pal's Kong toy with a variety of tasty treats!
About KONG Wobbler
KONG Wobbler
The KONG Wobbler keeps dogs mentally and physically engaged while they instinctually work for their food. A paw-activated wobbling motion releases kibble bit by bit and has the benefit of slowing down mealtime, helping with weight management.
Filling
Twist to unscrew and fill with kibbles and treats. It's way more fun than a bowl, and you can fill it with mealtime kibbles to slow eating. Use smaller snacks for easier sessions and larger pieces for more of a challenge.
Dogs Need to Play
A dog's physical and mental development are influenced by a healthy, instinctual need to play. Built for durability, KONG dog toys encourage play and offer enrichment, meeting this natural need to play.
KONG Solutions
Looking for additional enrichment? Try the KONG Classic rubber toy. KONG encourages dogs to focus energy on healthy engagement, helping prevent unwanted behavior by providing a mentally stimulating, physical challenge that keeps dogs occupied and mentally challenged.
KONG Stuffing
Did you know that anything that is safe for a dog to eat is safe to stuff into a KONG? Here's how:
STUFF: Stuff loosely for beginners or tighter for more advanced users (w/KONG Snacks or your dog's favorite kibble).
ENTICE: Use a tasty appetizer such as KONG Easy Treat or peanut butter.
ENRICH: A stuffed KONG offers mental and physical enrichment.
EXTEND: Want to extend playtime? Freeze for a longer-lasting challenge.
Choose the KONG That Is Right for Your Dog
Looking for more enrichment? Select a KONG Classic shape that is right for your dog.
KONG PUPPY
- Beginning to Light Chewers
- Designed for Puppy Teeth and gums
- Softest Rubber
- Blue & Pink
KONG SENIOR
- Light Chewers
- Designed for Aging Teeth and gums
- Soft Rubber
- Purple
KONG CLASSIC
- Average Chewers
- Designed for most adult dogs
- Durable Rubber
- Red
KONG EXTREME
- Power Chewers
- Designed for extreme chewers
- Most Durable Rubber
- Black
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1242 Customer Reviews
It’s in the Top Five!
This one is in regular rotation at our house. A couple reviews mention dog can’t figure it out. if your dog is having a hard time with it, sometimes a dog who is unfamiliar with puzzles or challenges might need a little help. Get on the floor and roll it around. show him what happens with it. The hole size is perfect for your typical dry kibble and MANY different types of treats. If, like me, you want to challenge your dog a little bit and make the food even harder to find the hole and fall out - Try buying those soft treats that are kind of shaped like stars the odd shape will be a little harder to get through the hole and keep pup very challenged.
Dogs weren't a fan
Dogs don't like this one. I was really excited to try this but 2 of my dogs can't figure it out or be bothered. My third dog will use it but he doesn't get excited about it like he does the other toys. I use a lot of treat dispensary and puzzle toys and this has been one of the very few they just don't like. The material is like a plastic and not the rubbery stuff typical of a kong so it's not good for chewing. The hole is also fairly small so adult kibble is hard to get out but puppy kibble seems to be fine. Final complaint is it doesn't stand upright very well. When the dogs are bopping it it'll just fall on its side and roll around instead of bouncing back up like I was hoping.
Not the best design but does not work for my dog
I like the Kong company and that this large toy can hold a good amount of treat/ kibble (over 1 cup). But my Pyrenean Mastiff pup gives up on this after all of 1 minute. It is made of hard plastic not the usual Kong rubber. Makes a lot of noise rolling on the kitchen floor. It would be better/ more quiet if the base was at least made of rubber. Hopefully, my future dog will play with this toy.
Awesome Wobbler
Have always used (and recently purchased) the BobbaLot Wobbler toy for our pups/dogs. Thought I'd try these out on our 2 young pups; these are awesome as they wobble (almost a walk) away from the pups so they chase after them. Holds a good amount of kibbles too!
Dog likes it
I like that it's dishwasher safe. My dog likes it. It took him a few days to figure it out, but once he did, he was batting it all over the place. All that being said, we actually stopped using it inside because it's so hard/heavy that our dog was slamming it against the walls and cabinets pretty hard. So for us this is now an outside-only toy.
my dog LOVES this
I use this to feed my 1 year old hound mix at least once a day. He absolutely loves it. It helps slow down meal time while also providing a fun challenging and game for him. It does make a huge mess due to food pieces falling out, so I do have to vacuum after he is done. Easy to clean and easy to refill!
Great Dog Toy
Kong makes sturdy toys and this one is one of my dog's favorites. It keeps him occupied while he works to get at the treats. I have also placed half his food inside and given it to him, along with the other half in a bowl. He loves that. I guess he thinks he is getting extra. LOL
Annie's favorite
Annie is a working breed puppy and needs to be busy. Her trainer suggested feeding her exclusively with enrichment toys. This one holds her entire portion, is easy to load and clean, and keeps her entertained.
Loving the Wobbler!
Oakley-Jayne took the Kong Wobbler really well, she had it figured out very quickly and it is working great at slowing down her mealtimes and challenging her mind at the same time. I bought the largest so that it would be more difficult for her to pick up and carry around or chew on. She gets her wobbler and it keeps her busy while I fix our meal. I knew the opening wasn't adjustable so I actually bought the other brand too, but I haven't tried it out yet as I've been quite pleased with the Kong Wobbler.
Not for heavy chewers
... at least not unless you're willing to buy a new one every week. Our dog (58lb mixed breed) loved his wobbler and quickly figured out how to get the treats out, but he likes to chew and tear at things and it's just not durable enough for him. I'd highly recommend it if you have a dog with a softer mouth, or who doesn't feel the need to achieve ultimate victory over their toys through dismemberment.