West Paw Qwizl Tough Treat Dispensing Dog Chew Toy

Way smaller than anticipated- Our local pet shop’s skinniest bully sticks couldn’t fit inside. It could hold the skinny jerky sticks from our BarkBox but those are soft and my dog got frustrated after biting off the ends and then being unable to get more pieces out - which means I got stuck cleaning it out.

My dog loves his toy. It is a challenge for him to get the yummy out every time and he try's hard each time. This is great for a very large dog and a super chewer.

The whimzee small sticks and other sticks fit so well in here. My only issue is that it gets lost easy because it's smaller. Have the larger size too and prefer this for my 40lb beagle mix since it holds the treat better

I've tried everything I can think of, my dog just doesn't get it. I've tried both sizes. She can't figure out how to get the food out of the middle. If I put a peanut butter stick in it, she eats the ends and leaves 80% of it in in the toy. I really wanted her to like it because it is really well made, I was hoping it would be a good alternative to a kong. Others like it, so it's likely just not her thing. I'll donate to a shelter.

This works OK - not sure what it accomplishes. It doesn't occupy my dog for long. I put a bully stick or other chew treat in the grooves, but my dog releases the treat quickly from the toy and then couldn't care less about it, as she focuses on the treat. In terms of durability, my dog has chewed off little pieces of rubber even in the few moments she plays with it. I'll continue to use it until I can't anymore, but I won't buy another.

This toy really works for my 1.5 year old lab. Great as a treat dispenser or just plain old fetch.

My two golden retrievers loved this toy with bully sticks stuck inside... for a couple of days. Rather quickly, Samson found a way to break off pieces, meaning I had to throw it away.

My dachshund mix is what I would describe as a moderate chewer, and a plucker. In the first couple weeks she managed to tear off pieces from the horizontal openings of the quizl (smaller than pea sized). I monitor her time with this toy more closely now and she hasn’t plucked off any more pieces yet. Though the toy is marketed for tough chewers, if your dog is a heavy plucker then they will probably still be able to tear off pieces. Overall though the rest of the toy has held up well. I will buy it again if she ever manages to totally destroy it (unlikely)! It’s extremely useful to keep her entertained with. Her kibble is the right size for stuffing in there without it being too hard, and for My dachshund mix is what I would describe as a moderate chewer, and a plucker. In the first couple weeks she managed to tear off pieces from the horizontal openings of the quizl (smaller than pea sized). I monitor her time with this toy more closely now and she hasn’t plucked off any more pieces yet. Though the toy is marketed for tough chewers, if your dog is a heavy plucker then they will probably still be able to tear off pieces. Overall though the rest of the toy has held up well. I will buy it again if she ever manages to totally destroy it (unlikely)! It’s extremely useful to keep her entertained with. Her kibble is the right size for stuffing in there without it being too hard, and for a greater challenge I stuff dehydrated beef lung pieces into the middle. She will spend 20-30 minutes obsessively trying to get the food out, which is impressive because she has a short attention span and usually gives up on difficult food puzzles quickly. … more

Pretty Princess Precious Paws is finicky. Really finicky. She loves chew toys. Just not any she currently owns. Her hoomin has spent many hours and many dollahs attempting to appease to no avail. Out of sheer desperation due to exhausting all aisles of all regional pet stores, the search must continue online... Alas, Chewy to the rescue! Pretty Princess Precious Paws is in loooooooove with this chewy. Hoomin agrees sez 13/10 and also, this pairs nicely with Plato Thinkers dog treats.

I bought this toy for my 6.5 month old mini bernedoodle (about 23 lb) and it was a waste of money. Even as a human, it was difficult for me to twist the toy to get the treats out to the point where I don't think even a strong and large dog can solve this puzzle.