KONG Wobbler Dog Toy

I’ve used these for both of my dogs and they’ve held up well. My 30lb mini Goldendoodle had the small and my 50 lb Labradoodle has the regular size. Pros: - Stimulates your dogs - Slows their eating time - Very easy to fill - each line is about a cup so I use it as a scoop - East to clean, dishwasher safe Cons: - You have to train your dog on how to use it. Otherwise they will think it’s a chew toy and you’ll have the result others on here had. - It will get little dog food crumbs all over the floor. - You have to find it when it’s time to eat. I turned this into a pro though, as I trained both of my dogs when they had these to find it, which turned it into another stimulating game.

Just got this for my 7 month old weimaraner puppy. He is high energy and always after us to play with him. He doesn't need us with this toy and it did not take him long to figure out how to get his treat. It keeps him occupied so we can do what we have to do. Great toy. I got the large but the other size probably would have been fine too. I did not want a toy that would get pushed under the furniture so the large works for me. It has a nicely weighted bottom.

My collie has a sensitive stomach, and has painful gas if he overeats, so he gets his meals split up into small portions morning and night. But he's still a puppy and gets pretty hungry if he doesn't have snacks. This toy solved that pretty quickly and put his smart little brain to work. It took him a while to figure it out, but now he tips it all around the kitchen to release tasty morsels of kibble. He got frustrated in the beginning and chewed on the top, and all it did was scrape it up a bit. He was DEFINITELY not getting through it!

I am fostering a dog who is a mix of working breeds. She would gobble her food down, and could be difficult to keep mentally stimulated so she wouldn’t get bored and chew on things she’s not supposed to. I ordered this in hopes of combating that issue. It took her some time to figure it out, but now she loves it and it keeps her busy for 30 or so minutes. She is usually chill afterwards from the mental stimulation to get her meal out. I always make sure to supervise her with it as she is a big chewer, just to make sure the Wobbler does not become damaged. Highly recommend this, but make sure to supervise!

I have two powerful Chewers- one German Shepherd and one Mastiff. This wobbler holds up to both of them. I like that it’s not super easy to get the treats out, it’s keeps them occupied for longer periods and burns off energy. I’ve never been disappointed in Kong products, and this is no exception.

Honestly, my dogs (both 80# -Great Pyrenees mix) expressed quite a disinterest for this. They were able to unscrew it in seconds and became bored, so I started putting boiled chicken inside as a treat, instead of the recommended treats/kibble. Somehow that worked? They seemed too focused on the smell inside than the fact they can easily unscrew it. One of my dogs then proceeded to chew for 5 hours. He slept so good that night, I got to sleep in. Thanks Kong!

My Aussie stopped eating when he turned 6 months old and developed severe anxiety. It was like a switch flipped and our happy puppy was a different dog overnight. We tried so many things but he stopped eating completely and was noticeably underweight. I could only get him to eat a few mouthfuls from my hand every day. Finally one of the behavior trainers we were working with recommended this toy. He didn't take to it immediately but with just a little work he was knocking food out of it no problem. He even gobbled up the majority of what he knocked out! I was honestly concerned he'd starve himself to death before this. After months of work with a vet he's on a good regimen of antidepressants, My Aussie stopped eating when he turned 6 months old and developed severe anxiety. It was like a switch flipped and our happy puppy was a different dog overnight. We tried so many things but he stopped eating completely and was noticeably underweight. I could only get him to eat a few mouthfuls from my hand every day. Finally one of the behavior trainers we were working with recommended this toy. He didn't take to it immediately but with just a little work he was knocking food out of it no problem. He even gobbled up the majority of what he knocked out! I was honestly concerned he'd starve himself to death before this. After months of work with a vet he's on a good regimen of antidepressants, so he eats almost normally from a bowl again. But this is still his favorite non-ball toy and I fill it up with his dinner pretty regularly so he can have fun rocketing it around the living room. He's a great weight now with healthy energy! I strongly recommend this toy for all difficult eaters. … more

I wasn’t sure if these would hold up against our 85lb dogs who are heavy chewers. So far they have. These wobblers are made of hard plastic and are big enough that our dogs can’t get enough of a grip to bite down hard. There are some scratches on the smaller end, but no real damage. The dogs really like to know I them over and push them around to get the kibble out.

I bought this on Black Friday mainly to help slow down my dog (golden retriever) when he eats. I use this for his morning food, and a slow feeder bowl for afternoon food to switch things up. This is SUPER easy to clean and fill, and my dog loves using it. It takes him around 10 minutes to get a cup and a half of kibble out vs. a few minutes with a slow feeder bowl. My dog isn’t rough, so I can’t verify the ability of it withstanding bites/chewing, but I love this and it was well worth the money.

Rather disappointed in this Kong item. The hole is too small for the treats to fall through. My golden retriever couldn't figure out how to get the treats out no matter how hard he tried. The wobbling action doesn't allow the item to lay on the side of the opening, thus preventing the treats from coming out.