TREATPOD Treat Holder - Leash Dog Treat Pouch and Portable Training Container

This container is cute and it does the job of carrying treats. I have found that it is tough to use in the moment when reading my pup. Trying to unscrew the lid while walking and attending to my puppy can be frustrating, and I’ve dropped the treat container more than once. Treats everywhere. A single piece container, with an attached snapping or latched lid, should be much more functional.

I do like this for storage, overall, but it isnt the tool you need to quickly dispense a treat, since it has a screw on "lid". Otherwise, its good quality

Perfect treat container to go on leash or in pocket.

We fill ours with training treats for our Westie puppy and give her a treat every time she goes potty outside! Holds a good amount and easy to open and close.

i wish i could open it with one hand but it's better than my old one that was leaking expensive treats everywhere.

I have it on my leash. It’s great for the dog beach and on walks!

Easy holds enough treated

It's incredible that while this basic design is available everywhere for doggy bags, this is the only manufacturer and product (that I could find) that makes a treat holder good enough for moist treats. I feed my dog Blue Buffalo Blue Bits which dry out if not in a sealed container. I couldn't find any other treat holders that sealed completely to keep my dog's treats fresh. You can get poop bag dispensers in the same basic shape (with a hole in the center) for $1 with 1 or 2 rolls of bags. This is basically the same basic design without the hole and with a slightly better quality and thickness and comes with a metal clip. Seeing as how a cheap version for bags costs less than $1 I would say a fair price this at about $3-$5 but since there are no sealed alternatives other than wasting zip lock bags or containers with gaps, that'll dry out the treats, I guess this is good enough. Don't get me wrong here, this is a good quality product but at $10 I feel that the price is too much for what you get.