Petstages Carrot Stuffer Treat Dispenser Dog Toy

I love how cute this is, and perfect for stuffing with treats and goodies for dogs. This is a great enrichment tool!

Buying our 3rd one of these. Our pup had a front leg amputation and struggles to manipulate chew toys while standing. The fabric "stalk" on this carrot allows our tripaw to hold the toy down while chewing and pulling treats out. We use it for a dental bone each evening.

My JRT pup loved this toy. It’s perfect for round treats to hold and obviously carrots lol! I bought this to safely plug my pups bully sticks/bones/chews to help reduce any choking hazards.

My dog never chews the toy but loves the fact that it holds her carrots for easy eating. She is a heavy chewer and has chewed down many Petstages chews but not this one. I highly recommend.

My puppy lived it but my 2 yr old cattle dog ripped out the green strings then destroyed it

Our German Shepard has loved this toy from day 1. We have used it exclusively to hold bully sticks and it has held up perfectly. We use each evening for about 10 min while we all get settled in for bed. We can easily hold the bully and chew happily. My favorite part is this means she never gets the bully stick to a size where it becomes a choking hazard. Once she chews all the way down the carrot we just pop the too small piece out and throw it away.

We love this toy for putting treats or food in and letting our Lab "brush her teeth" while trying to get her treat. Just had her to the vet and she remarked on how good her teeth look. This is a great toy.

I like the idea, I like the holes on the side, but I think a stronger material would be better. I stuff this with different condiments and then freeze for my border collie puppy while he’s in his crate. I like the 3 holes on both sides because it offers more angles for him to get the reward inside. However, I wouldn’t trust this toy with any of my other dogs. You can tell it wouldn’t hold up just by holding it, the material its made out of just isn’t meant for that kind of chewing. That and my puppy has already given it a beating in the couple days i’ve had it. As for the “leafy” top bit, while my puppy hasn’t made any effort to chew that; its a thin, easily chewable material. To be safe, i’d I like the idea, I like the holes on the side, but I think a stronger material would be better. I stuff this with different condiments and then freeze for my border collie puppy while he’s in his crate. I like the 3 holes on both sides because it offers more angles for him to get the reward inside. However, I wouldn’t trust this toy with any of my other dogs. You can tell it wouldn’t hold up just by holding it, the material its made out of just isn’t meant for that kind of chewing. That and my puppy has already given it a beating in the couple days i’ve had it. As for the “leafy” top bit, while my puppy hasn’t made any effort to chew that; its a thin, easily chewable material. To be safe, i’d recommend removing that before giving it to an unattended puppy who’s a heavy chewer. … more

When I received it, it was nice and thick and I thought no way would my 1 yr old puppy be able to chew through this... Man, was I wrong. Not only did he have it in pieces within 20 min, he actually tried eating the little pieces, which he never does.. The holes were too big for the treats, they just fell out or fell right thru it. Not worth the little money I paid.

The holes are large and my small dog kibble is small, so didn't work for us. Might work for large kibble and a dog just being introduced to food puzzles. Great price for sure.