Durable Dog Treat Dispensing Toys For Aggressive Chewers - EastBlue Natural Rubber Ball Puzzle Toy, Almost Indestructible Fetch And Chase Game For Medium To Large Dogs. Review

Our 3 month old golden retriever loves this! We bought two of them. I lay these on their side (because there is a small hole in the bottom), fill them using squeeze pouches of baby food (fits about half a punch in each) and them put them in the freezer on their side so the baby food doesn't run out the bottom before it freezes. Then during our dinner time, he gets one to enjoy while we're eating instead of paying attention to our food. Works great!

I rotate between this and a kong, our dog loves them both. Although the kong shape is a little bit easier for her to hold with her paws, but she also loves the little "nubs" on this one, so it evens out.I fill with kibble and wet it down, then pop in the freezer. Sometimes I add a few extras, but she is pretty content with having a nice frozen kibble treat on hot days.

O dear goodness. This is now my favorite toys of all times. I have a huge dog with jaw pressure like no other. He always bits these treat dispensing toys in half and gets the treats out in a matter of minutes. So far. I froze some soft dog food in it. Finally.Something can hold up to his jaws. When this toys wears out. I am going to order another a new one. No. Wait. I'm going to order one now so I'll have a extra.

I have a 50lb standard poodle who is an aggressive chewer. In the past, I have used Kong brand toys and he does not destroy them. I constantly search for new toys that I can buy to keep him entertained. I need toys that will last with play. This paw-shaped rubber toy allows you to fill it with treats. I put a couple of his smaller treats in it and then added some peanut butter. He went crazy playing the toy and eating the treats out of it. Because it is made of rubber, this summer when it gets…

Hole is too large to keep most solid treats contained long enough for this to be much more than a minor delay let alone interactive. I guess it is ok if you plan to use gooey / sticky type things to load within. It holds up ok but my 2 pups have still managed to shred parts off. So I would say durable as they couldn't immediately destroy it like most 'durable' items however it is thin enough to give way and shred. We keep looking for things that will last; we will continue looking.

This stuffable dog toy is the best for heavy chewers. I wasn't sure my 1 year old Rottweiler/Shephard mix would stick with it once she got the treats/peanut butter out, but it has proven to be a good play/chew toy. One of the things I really like about it is that it can be bounced around for fetch purposes! Of course, the best feature in my dog's opinion is that there is plenty of space to put in treats/peanut butter!

When I saw INDESTRUCTIBLE "AGGRESSIVE CHEWER"I was all for this. My boy chews and knawls all day. His jaw muscles are ridiculous strong.This was washed and filled with just a bit of pnt buttr just to see what he thought.Hes a 2 years old Stafford terrier/black seal.He rolled it around licking it . Then got the hang of it and got the pnt buttr out.So we filled this up with pnt buttr. He spent I bet ya 2 hours going with this.Toward the last 30 minutes he bit off I guess the ears?So I was like…

Like so far she hasnt Chewed peices off she 6 months old and has other kids of bones Made of hard rubber. Way too heavy and very small..

My dog loves this thing. She's a year and a half old German shepherd and chews on it like crazy. It's held up for weeks so far. A few toes have been chewed off it but it's been very durable and sturdy. Definitely recommend.

My golden loves this. She chews through a lot of toys, but this has held up. Even with her favorite treats in it, she has not destroyed this. Keeps her occupied for 20-30 minutes.

My puppy only has interest in this toy if I stuff it with peanut butter. Hasn't destroyed it.because she doesn't want to play with it.

My Pet enjoys time with its toys and spends hours playing with it and keeps him entertain for hours trying to get treat out of it.

This is very durable. My pup is a five month old Schnauzer/Blue Healer mix with lots of energy and curiosity. When goodies are added, this will keep her attention for a good period of time.If I pack it too tightly, sometimes she'll give up and that's that only con I've noted. You want it challenging, but not so hard to get the treats that they give up.I'm careful about what I use for filling. Little bits of meat or fish (no added salt) and some kibble or a little plain bread work well. I…

This thing is tough. My 40lb dog chews everything up. Even bit the top part off red kong (not black). The hole is small though so it's hard for dogs to get to it if you fill and freeze. Great value. Fits a lot of kibble so you can give meal in it too.

My dogs love it! They are aggressive chewers with toys, and this is so sterdy and tough. That's my feedback! Yet soft. We’re all very 😃 happy

This rubber is thick! I use different toys to feed my dogs out of. If not they eat too fast and get sick. I am very impressed by the thickness. I did not expect this strong of a rubber. However, the walls are so thick that my aggressive chewer doesn’t actually chew it. He just licks the food out of it. My smaller dogs chew just as hard but they don’t like this toy. It’s quite smaller than the other toys we got.The product did have gold glitter on it when it arrived from amazon so it needed a…

My 7 month old pup immediately chewed off a chunk and we had to throw it away. I recently bought the red Kong, tried to save $3 on this, but it’s not the same. This is no Kong.

Love this! Really heavy duty! Filled it with a mixture of yogurt and peanut butter and added in some fresh chopped strawberries and bananas. Froze it first and it kept my dog busy for over an hour! High quality rubber. No worries about her chewing this toy up at all. We are really pleased with all the Eastblue toys we have.

Our dog loves it so much. As a treat holder it works best with peanut butter. But we mostly use it as a ball. Our dog loves chasing it as it bounces erratically. He also chews on it for fun. It does pass the fingernail ident test so it is safe to gnaw on. It also hasn’t fallen apart in a day like other toys he chews on, which is a plus in my book.

This product is very well made and durable. My dogs love getting the treats out of it and I love that I can stick it in the dishwasher and wash it. It's also a fun toy to throw and bounce around with them