West Paw Qwizl Tough Treat Dispensing Dog Chew Toy

I stuff bully sticks in this for my 90lb power chewer. It’s been great! I get thick cut 6 inch sticks and really shove them in. She has to work at it to loosen them up and pull them out before she can eat them. This system makes her bully sticks last anywhere from an hour to a day which is a huge improvement over her normal 15-20 minutes! Also no bite marks or signs of wear on the toy at all and she chomps on it pretty hard!

I've tried puzzle toys and my dog figures them out within a few minutes. I bought this toy after a friend recommended it. I break half a Full Moon Chicken Strip into two (about 1" pieces) and stuff them on either side of the toy. It takes my dog forever to get them out (sometimes I feel bad and help her out after a while). She's had it for a week or so and there's only a few small superficial teeth marks, which shows how durable (and safe) it is.

I have tried no less than 50 of these kinds of toys for our little corgi who has the jaw of a gator... :) Even with putting treats in the end and middle so that she chomps relentlessly, this thing is holding up! Best one I've tried by a landslide.

I have a 26lb Lagotto Romagnolo puppy and although I loved the concept of this to keep her from eating the ends of her bully sticks, she was able to chew through the ends of the toy too easily. It is torn up at the ends, and I'm sure she ingested a few little bits of blue plastic. Had to throw away.

As I write this review, my 81 pound Great Pyr mix one year old is giving this toy its daily morning chew. Buster is a committed and powerful chewer. This toy stands up well to his jaws, and the bouncy shape keeps him very engaged. It’s a perfect toy for those times when we have to leave him home alone for a couple of hours. We put a piece of flat jerky inside, and Buster is absorbed for a couple of hours. The toy is not indestructible. An aggressive chewer will eventually shred it. But it typically lasts 4-6 weeks, which is pretty good compared to other toys.

My pup really likes this toy a lot! I stuff it with ice cubes made for water bottles (the skinny kind), and toss it out for her. It takes her about a half hour, she throws it around, chases it, and has so much fun. I would definitely recommend this toy.

I bought this toy because I loved the idea of being able to put stick-type chews inside and make them last longer. I don't think my pup has quite gotten the hang of it though - if she can't pull the stick out, she'll just give up. I'm hoping as she gets bigger (she's only 4mo, and I got the large knowing she'll grow up to be about 70lbs) and begins to chew more aggressively, she'll get more use out of it. If I put a treat in that's sticking like half way out, she loves it. She also really amuses herself by rolling it and chasing it across the floor. Overall a good toy.. I just probably wouldn't recommend the large size for smaller dogs/lighter chewers.

Our pit bull freaking love this thing. We’re currently using Rachael Ray chicken treats and his loving it. He is such a tough chewer and this treat bone is really giving him a run for his money!

Initially bought to hold a bully stick but my dog has protein sensitivity so ended up just giving to her as a toy and it's held up pretty well. She's an extreme chewer who takes pride in destroying everything and she has only managed to do very minor damage so far. Knowing this, I would buy more of their products in the future.

Mom surprised me with a new toy! She filled the inside with yummy doggy goo and stuffed some kibble in on the ends. Kept me in doggy bliss for a while! If only my favorite cookie would fit in the ends.