West Paw Zogoflex Toppl Tough Treat Dispensing Dog Chew Toy

I expected this toy to be as strong as a traditional Kong, it is not. My dog had it chewed through in the first 5 minutes. So pretty disappointed for the price point. I will not be able to leave my dog with this toy unattended in his crate but he will like it for small treats when I’m home. It seems to be a little more challenging for him to get the food out than the Kong so that is a plus.

I've had several of these for years. I put low cal treats in the bottom, then a scoop of canned pumpkin and a little peanut butter - top it off with a few more little treats. Pop them in the freezer and my Golden Retriever gets one every night. He loves to lick the frozen peanut butter and pumpkin - the little treats are waiting at the bottom!

My dog never really had the drive to completely clean out a kong type toy but he still loves to work for his food. I fill two of these a day with his kibble, add water and freeze and it keeps him busy while I am working. They are easy to clean and stand up to both play and chewing.

My 15 year old cocker spaniel broke the side of this off the first time I gave it to him. I was looking for toys other than a kong that I could put food in. Do not buy this.

Have 2 pups, and they love these cups! I ordered 4, and put different nutritious treats in them. Then, just pop in dishwasher. One pup is partial to the blue one, as she's a Tarheel through and through!

I had seen and been recommended this toy so many times, so I finally decided to purchase a few for my pups! I am so glad I did, these are super cute and easy to fill up with all the things we usually fill our enrichment toys up with! They stand up nice in the freezer for when we want a little bit more of a challenge for my boys! Easy to clean as well!

These are fantastic! My dobie shepherd mix puppy has fun getting treat out of these because they always wobble back to an upright position. I bought both the large blue and the small green one so they can snap together, which makes getting treats out even more challenging. Mostly, though, I use these separately to feed my pup her midday meal. I'll freeze layers of kibble, wet dog food, peanut butter, yogurt, and sometimes some surprise liver treats. Just make sure to block off the top and side with something creamy before you freeze them. These have helped my pup love her crate and take down her stress level when she's too amped up. They are more challenging than Kongs because of the way they These are fantastic! My dobie shepherd mix puppy has fun getting treat out of these because they always wobble back to an upright position. I bought both the large blue and the small green one so they can snap together, which makes getting treats out even more challenging. Mostly, though, I use these separately to feed my pup her midday meal. I'll freeze layers of kibble, wet dog food, peanut butter, yogurt, and sometimes some surprise liver treats. Just make sure to block off the top and side with something creamy before you freeze them. These have helped my pup love her crate and take down her stress level when she's too amped up. They are more challenging than Kongs because of the way they balance and because of the small rubber bristles inside, but she does manage to clean everything out entirely after 40 minutes or so. It's also worth noting that my dog is not a big chewer, so she's never attempted to chew the toy itself. If your dog DOES chew rubber toys, you might be better off with the black Kong for extreme chewers. Otherwise, these are perfect, totally dishwasher safe, and I am trying to freeze one for every day of the week! … more

This toppl is so cute and I love the color plus it's a great size and seems sturdy, however, if you have a heavy chewer, I'm not sure how long it'll last. If you don't have a heavy chewer, this is such a great way to challenge the pups while they eat and have some fun! We like to add frozen broth in there too!

My German Shepard is bored easily. I saw this on Instagram and how she stuffed it for her dog. I stuff it with freeze dried nuggets or fish, a layer of fruit and top it with puréed pumpkin or peanut butter. I have a round jerky stick for the hole and top it off with a frozen small treat that I make with yogurt and strawberries or blueberries. It keeps her busy for 30-40 minutes.

Added kibble and put this together with the small one. Kept my pup entertained with exercise pushing/carrying them around for about 20 min. Also added just wet food with kibble and froze it for self feeding while in crate time...So far my 4 month old Lab has not torn or left chew marks on this product.