West Paw Zogoflex Toppl Tough Treat Dispensing Dog Chew Toy

My dog LOVES her Toppl. I was concerned that the Toppl would be too easy because of its wide opening, but the protruding pieces on the bottom do create quite a challenge. I think my dog likes how, unlike her Kong, she can see into the Toppl and can reach the bottom with her tongue. The Kong definitely holds more food, but the Toppl is better for wetter foods which can get stuck to the bottom of a Kong. My dog also loves the wobbling motion of the Toppl.

I've been looking at a fun and wobbly way to give my dog her moistened or wet food. I was keen on the kong wobbler but it doesn't lend itself to wetter/stickier food. This is a great alternative! She loves it! Although, if the food is too smushed in, she will eventually give up so I can't pack it too tightly. I got the large despite having a small dog so I can stick her whole meal in there. Highly recommend! I've got a 15 pound maltipoo.

Love this! I stuff my dogs raw food, kibble, and raw goat milk in there, put it in the freezer for a few hours and what would take him 3 minutes to eat turns into 20!! I am only able to fit half of his 4 cups of food into the large toppl so I am thinking about ordering another one to give his complete meal in this. It provides mental stimulation, slows down their eating, and keeps them occupied for a bit! 10/10

We have a 6 1/2 month old rescue pup. We've tried Kongs of all sizes, but nothing beats the West Paw Toppl! This is by far our favorite interactive treat toy. We have 4 Toppls. I put wet canned food inside the Toppl and freeze it, then give it to my pup for a frozen treat before bed! He LOVES it. The cup design works perfectly for keeping messes off the carpet and the inside grooves make it tricky so my pup takes time to finish. Great product.

I've been on the hunt for a lickable treat dispenser toy (I'm not sure how else to describe this) for my senior golden retriever. I find that most of these types of toys have tiny openings that make it difficult for them for lick up all the food inside. I came across this online and knew I had to try it out! It's definitely pricier than other options, but I haven't been able to find anything like this. The Kong, in comparison, is deeper and doesn't stand up. That didn't work out for my dog, who would just give up when she was halfway done. The opening is large enough for her to easily get her tongue in, and there are soft rubber prongs inside for a bit of a challenge. To plug up the hole when I've been on the hunt for a lickable treat dispenser toy (I'm not sure how else to describe this) for my senior golden retriever. I find that most of these types of toys have tiny openings that make it difficult for them for lick up all the food inside. I came across this online and knew I had to try it out! It's definitely pricier than other options, but I haven't been able to find anything like this. The Kong, in comparison, is deeper and doesn't stand up. That didn't work out for my dog, who would just give up when she was halfway done. The opening is large enough for her to easily get her tongue in, and there are soft rubber prongs inside for a bit of a challenge. To plug up the hole when I'm stuffing in blended organ/muscle meat (yum lol), I take a jerky treat and place it over the opening from the inside. My dog is a fan! … more

This works great for my raw fed dog. The opening is big but it works amazingly well for slowing him down. This size will hold up to 1 cup of food which is perfect for my small aussie.

A friend recommended these to use for a lunchtime treat for my dogs. As soon as I opened the box my lab took one and ran around like a dork which was adorable, although I did not buy these as chew toys. I soak their dry dog food in a container and then pour it into the Toppl and freeze it; they have that while I'm eating my lunch. I tilt it on one side with the hole on top so food doesn't spill out. They also try to get the food through the hole, as well as from the top, so it works their minds while feeds their bellies. It's extremely well made and dishwasher safe.

The west paw Toppl is absolutely amazing! Both my dogs love them! My dogs are not chewers so I can’t say how it would hold up to chewing, but they do seem durable. (Nothing is indestructible to a very determined pup!) I like to put canned food or other goodies in and freeze them so it takes longer. They get so excited when they see the Toppls come out! I got Large, my pups are 40 and 50 pounds. My dogs like them better than the kongs just because they get frustrated too easy with the kongs and won’t end up finishing them. Toppl is a winner in this house for sure!

Following the advice of my trainer, we "ditched the bowl," but my dog has trouble with getting frozen food out of her Kong (she's an incredibly dainty eater). This works perfectly for her and she now spends 20-30 minutes eating her meal. She seems to really enjoy it, too. We use the small size Toppl and she's a 16 lb dog.

These toys are great!! My dog doesn’t like KONGs because she has a big tongue and it doesn’t fit into the tiny hole. This toy is perfect for her!! I put in some cheese, hotdog, Greek yogurt, peanut butter, etc and freeze them and she stays busy for so long!! I definitely recommend.