West Paw Zogoflex Toppl Tough Treat Dispensing Dog Chew Toy

Just buy them! There's literally nothing bad I can say about it. It's tough, it's a million times better and more versatile than the kong. I bought both the small and the large so they can lock to become a puzzle. My pup loves it. It's SO easy to fill and even easier to clean. He's also learning how to play fetch with the small one. It's easier bc I can pop a treat in it every time he brings it back. My pup is a chewer and destroys toys. He managed to chew up the toy that came in the same package a month ago. I'm officially a big west paw fan.

I have four dogs and every night we have frozen Kongs. My 11 year old has some arthritis in her feet and started not wanting her Kong. When I got these, she started enjoying her evening treat again! It's easier for her to enjoy and she doesn't have to hold onto it with her foot like she does the Kong.

I mainly wanted this to make a frozen treat for my dogs. Much easier for the dogs as it has a wide opening and shorter than a Kong. The dogs can get everything out.

The Toppl are so great for stuffing with soaked food, meat or treats and frozen, keeps the dogs busy for a while! Very rugged stands up to Rottweilers.

My pup likes these much better than other brands, I like that I can stick a bully stick in the side too for him to chew on while the food thaws

I put treats in it and my dog sniffed around on it and then just walked away from it and yes I've been putting the treats and she's crazy over

Love these. My puppy falls asleep licking the frozen pressure cooked chicken and broth. My older dog loves them too. My dogs are not chewers and leave the Toppls alone after the frozen is gone

I cook a large batch of tasty, protein rich “stinky paste” for my dogs once a month. The basic ingredients are roasted, deboned, skinned chicken, raw white fish (usually flounder or tilapia), steamed carrots, rolled oats, and raw shelled eggs (from my own pasture raised chickens). I purée the ingredients and freeze three cup portions in individual Rubbermaid containers. I thaw one per week in the fridge, and mix at a ratio of 1/4 paste to 3/4 kibble. I scoop portions into large Toppls, and freeze them overnight. This is by far the favorite enrichment for all five of my dogs! They prefer this special meal to any bully stick or other food offering. It takes my Swedish Vallhunds over an hour to I cook a large batch of tasty, protein rich “stinky paste” for my dogs once a month. The basic ingredients are roasted, deboned, skinned chicken, raw white fish (usually flounder or tilapia), steamed carrots, rolled oats, and raw shelled eggs (from my own pasture raised chickens). I purée the ingredients and freeze three cup portions in individual Rubbermaid containers. I thaw one per week in the fridge, and mix at a ratio of 1/4 paste to 3/4 kibble. I scoop portions into large Toppls, and freeze them overnight. This is by far the favorite enrichment for all five of my dogs! They prefer this special meal to any bully stick or other food offering. It takes my Swedish Vallhunds over an hour to eat their meal, usually on a Sunday morning, and they are happy for days afterwards! I wash the Topples in the top rack of my dishwasher after they are empty, and they come out looking brand new. I took three frozen Toppls to a relative’s house while visiting with Celine, my show puppy, and she enjoyed one every evening for dinner after showing. … more

I had intended to put dog food/water inside this thing and put it in the freezer for a fun time consuming puzzle for the dogs--but....they take it outside (flap door), in my bed, and I can't find it!!! With raw nasty meat! I can use it in their crates but they aren't in their crates most of the time. I thought about tying a rope to it and tying the rope to a chair so I can keep track of them! But other wise a great puzzle and baby sitter!

I have 5 of the large Toppls and thought I would try the small one. I love stuffing and freezing these with rehydrated raw food mixed with oatmeal, pumpkin, cottage cheese, peanut butter and anything else in the cabinet. It keeps my dogs entertained for hours. I purchased this small one to twist into a larger one making it a more difficult puzzle.