West Paw Zogoflex Toppl Tough Treat Dispensing Dog Chew Toy

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

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.

I bought this and 3 or 4 similar toys for a dog I’m dog sitting. She’s a 60 pound lab/boxer mix. Of all the toys I bought this along with some Buddy Budder kept her busy the longest. The peanut butter gets into the crevices and she was very invested in getting it all out even though she often gives up. I did buy the small one that snaps onto this one and that’s part of why it took so long, eventually I took the pieces apart for her.

Puppy has not lost interest in this toy unlike the dozens of others he enjoys for a week or two and either destroys or moves on from. Great combo with small and large sizes that combine to be a giant weird ball he loves to fetch. Separately they serve as fun fetch toys and also puzzle feeders. We put all kinds of random treats in there and he tries to break them free. So far his puppy fangs haven’t punctured or torn the material 1 month in, a record

If your dog likes to chew, this is NOT the treat dispenser for him. I purchased 3 of this items, I inserted the small size into the large size for a better challenge as shown on the website. My dog accepted the challenge and won, within 2 hours! They arrived on July 29, 2021 in the morning, by afternoon they were all chewed up.

My dog needs a lot of stimulation and this toy does the trick. I bought the green one too and put them together to dispense her kibbles. She sleeps like a baby after her meals!!! She loved her Kong Wobbler but being the smart dog she is, she could unscrew that and ended up chewing it up. The west paw toy is made of rubber which is also much quieter than the plastic Kong wobbler. I do wish it came in bigger sizes, she eats about 4 cups a day so I have to fill it several times. Overall though it’s her favorite toy, we love it

I was a little skeptical that this toy would be worth the price tag, but I'd seen good reviews, and I liked that it's made in the USA. Well, my skepticism wasn't warranted because my puppy is obsessed with this thing. I'll stuff it with various goodies (pumpkin, yogurt, banana, pb, treats, etc.) and freeze it, and it keeps her SO occupied... and then when it's empty she continues to bat it around and chew on it. It's safe to say that she likes it better than her other stuff-able heavy duty chew toy y'all are probably familiar with ;) totally worth the price

A full Toppl will last my pup 10-15 minutes at most. The large can easily fit half a can of food or half a pound of raw. You can heap on 3/4 of a pound if you don’t mind a mound on top. The small holds maybe a few heaping spoonfuls and doesn’t click into the large one very securely. These don’t hold up as well as the Kong classic (see the torn up rubber in the pic) and are easier to empty. This would be a good alternative to more difficult feeders for dogs new to working for their food or ones that give up easily. The Toppl is however much easier/faster to fill and clean for daily use. When my pup’s calories got cut when he was on activity restriction, freezing some canned food in the Toppl to A full Toppl will last my pup 10-15 minutes at most. The large can easily fit half a can of food or half a pound of raw. You can heap on 3/4 of a pound if you don’t mind a mound on top. The small holds maybe a few heaping spoonfuls and doesn’t click into the large one very securely. These don’t hold up as well as the Kong classic (see the torn up rubber in the pic) and are easier to empty. This would be a good alternative to more difficult feeders for dogs new to working for their food or ones that give up easily. The Toppl is however much easier/faster to fill and clean for daily use. When my pup’s calories got cut when he was on activity restriction, freezing some canned food in the Toppl to give at the end of his meal kept him from begging for more. Those extra few minutes were enough buffer for him to realize he did indeed have food in his stomach! … more

After seeing West Paw's IG, I was curious if my Border Collie Mix would be interested in this toy. My pal Kershaw ended up LOVING this! This is now my fav toy to keep him busy for 30+ minutes. I layer some pate and Greek yogurt and top it with peanut butter and random treats and freeze! We've had maintenance come in to fix the windows recently. Kershaw wasn't a fan of the stranger but with the Toppl, he was able to relax and enjoy a nice frozen treat. I've also tried giving him unfrozen treats in the Toppl but my dog is simply too smart and eats it all in a minute. Freezing has been our jam. Highly recommend this product.

Although this particular Toppl is a bit small - only holds about a 1/4 cup of kibble - it's great for midday snacks for my 4-month-old Golden Retriever puppy, or for something to keep him busy in his crate when we have to leave home without him. Eventually, I'll buy a larger one but for now this one is perfect.