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- Specifically built to be durable enough to hold up to the gnawing needs of small but mighty dogs like Yorkies.
- Lovingly designed and handcrafted in the USA at West Paw’s eco-friendly facility located in Bozeman, Montana.
- Made with completely recycled plastic, making this toy non-toxic, latex-free, dishwasher safe and eco-friendly.
- Can be filled with kibble, peanut butter, dog cookies or other tasty treats to keep dogs interested and entertained.
- Boredom-busting design is perfect for light-to-moderate chewers.
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| Toy Feature | Tough Chewer, Outdoor, Water Toy, Bouncy, Exercise | Tough Chewer, Outdoor, Water Toy, Bouncy, Exercise | Tough Chewer, Outdoor, Water Toy, Bouncy, Exercise | Tough Chewer, Outdoor, Water Toy, Bouncy, Exercise | Tough Chewer, Outdoor, Water Toy, Bouncy, Exercise |
| Breed Size | Medium Breeds | Large Breeds | Large Breeds | Large Breeds | Large Breeds |
| Material | Recycled Materials, Plastic | Recycled Materials, Plastic | Recycled Materials, Plastic | Recycled Materials, Plastic | Recycled Materials, Plastic |
| Toy Type | Treat Dispensers, Chew Toys | Treat Dispensers, Chew Toys | Treat Dispensers, Chew Toys | Treat Dispensers, Chew Toys | Treat Dispensers, Chew Toys |
| Chew Style | N/A | N/A | Tough | Tough | Tough |
| Pattern | — | — | N/A | — | — |
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57 Customer Reviews
Everyday Favorite
My puppy is 15 weeks old and started eating some of her kibble from this at 10 weeks. It's her favorite toy to eat out of, hands down. Even when she's teething badly she'll still go for dry kibble if it's in this toy--the rest of the kibble has to be softened. Definitely a big fan -- and her 6 year old big brother is always hoping for a chance to steal it too
Good toy for a strong chewer
Has held up for a week. No visible damage. I call this a success! 18 pound poodle eventually destroys all toys. This is our second Tux. The first is about a month old with only slight deterioration.
Indoor and Outdoor Fun
My mom introduced the Tux to me by placing some goodies (peanut butter, kibble, wet food, baby food, goat milk yogurt, etc.) inside the opening and freezing it. I couldn’t resist. A month later, my body and appetite have grown and mom thinks the small amount of food in the Tux would just aggravate me so...I now use it as a toy and run after it outside. Outside because I can get a little rambunctious. ~Hacksaw~
Great as a frozen treat
Throw some pumpkin or peanut butter, freeze, much easier to get the frozen treat eaten and not on carpet.
West Paw For The Win!
This line of West Paw toys is by far the most superior in terms of frozen enrichment. I like to fill these with kibble, salmon, sardines, baby food, chicken, or any number of other dog friendly ingredients. Add a little water and freeze. These are also great for dogs who are new to enrichment or get bored easily. West Paw also has a replacement program if your toy becomes damaged (you have to contact them directly through the WP website).
Zogoflex Small Tux
Wish it was a little more flexible to be able to stick treats inside. I suppose it would do better with a spreadable treat.
Keeps my dog entertained
I like this toy because you can make it really easy to get the treat or you can stuff it in to make it more difficult to get. I have two dogs, a bichpoo and a shichon. The bichpoo figured out really fast that flipping the toy over dispensed small treats. The shichon still hasn't figured that out, she prefers handouts and not enrichment toys, so the bichpoo gets this toy. This has a hard rubber texture (it is not very stretchy) and seems durable. I have put pieces of an apple in and I stretch open the top as far as I can (see photo) and jam in a piece. If I get it in good, it takes my dog about 2 hours to get it out. She licks and chews until she eventually gets the apple out. I have put in small treats, but she just keeps flipping the toy until they fall out. Note in the picture that the ball ends are blocked on the inside, so the treat stays sort of in the center.
Great toy!
My two little dogs love this toy. They do figure it out relatively quickly, but they sometimes return to it later. A new favorite.
Dogs love it, so I love it
I am forever looking for new toys to stuff full of treats to keep my gremlins busy and give them some enrichment while I am busy with school or work. Kongs work, as do other stuffables, but a board and groom I used to work at sold West Paw products and I was always intrigued. This toy looked perfectly up to the task, so I decided to give it a try despite the higher price tag, and I am glad I did! All three of my dogs love it, and it is easy for them to carry around. Additionally, it has just enough of an opening to allow them access to the treat without being too narrow or frustrating like certain toys turned out to be, but still presents a challenge and keeps them busy for a while. One of mine (Fox Terrier mix-Super Mutt thing) is a pretty aggressive chewer and has yet to put a dent in this thing, so I am pleased with the durability. It is super easy to clean, which is a mega bonus.
A chewy, bouncy winner!
My dog loves trying to get out the treats! Great for busy work and teething!!!