West Paw Zogoflex Zisc Dog Flying Disc, High Flying Aerodynamic Disc for Dogs Puppy – Lightweight, Floatable Disc for Fetch, Tug of War, Catch, Play – Doubles as Food/Water Bowl, Small 6.5", Aqua Blue

NOT meant for a chew toy, but if your pup likes catching frisbees, this is the brand to go with. Saw pics of other reviewers with the frisbee chewed up, well, what do you expect? These are softer for the teeth and fly well. Our Aussie is very active and we have at least 3 frisbee sessions in a day. These are durable, if not caught in the air he can catch on a bounce. Easy to wash up from dirt and mud and we always put them away for the next frisbee session. Sure, with the amount of use, we had to dispose of a few. Another reviewer said it's much smaller than his previous one. Well, there are two sizes. Our pup likes the smaller size. We've had all colors available, even the glow-in-the-dark. Wish it glowed for longer, we have two that we use in a night time session so we can put the flashlight on one while he's running for the other. Better than no option for nightime frisbee.If my Aussie could talk he would say that these are his favorite frisbees. Again, review is based on the product being a frisbee and not a chew toy. Wish they were cheaper as he is a frisbee loving dog, but these will last 20x (at least) as long as the other silicone frisbees or soft frisbees, so worth the $

Excellent as a frisbee, but also easily takes a beating if you have a serious chewer. This thing almost seems indestructible. Great product.

I really like everything about this $10 frisbee from westpaw. I did a bunch of reading and educating myself on the whole process of puppy teething and also pleasing textures etc, and I think it was AKC that recommended this frisbee among many other. Of all the things I ordered, this is the only one she still loves. She dislikes really hard/firm toys so it sucks because most of the softer stuff, obviously, is easy to tear apart. Now, this little freak of toy nature falls in between. She is a 55lb+ husky mix puppy and we play tug of war with it, as in it can withstand her nearly being off the ground holding on to this thing. It is sort of the texture of firm silicone, like good oven gloves. She has not pierced it with her teeth yet, although I have seen photos of other dogs succeeding in chewing holes in it. I do not let her use it as a chew toy, since it is primarily a frisbee. We use it for tug of war and for fetching. It ends up being a treat every time she sees it. I have a lot of other toys I rotate in and out, but I collect them all back for the next fetch session. She has other toys she can chew on in the meanwhile. Lot of people report that it is easy to throw. It sure is. And it is light enough that a good breeze carries it even further. Last night the breeze carried it right onto the roof of my house, balanced right on the apex. I can't reach it with my ladder so will probably end up buying another one. I also throw it side-armed badly and it gets this little wobble that the dog is fascinated by. But yes, it is sturdy, light, flies like the wind, and just fun.

I have 2 dogs, a German Shep and a Australian Shep. Both are High Energy and love ball and Frisbee chasing. The like Frisbee chasing the best because they can play Tug Of War with a Frisbee. Chasing a Green Ball does not allow T.O.W. Regular cheap Frisbees are worthless for dog playing. They do not hold up.Soooo - I bought the KONG RUBBER FLYER, thinking this Frisbee would be a good choice for my dogs. WRONG. The Kong was cheaper $ than the West Paw but it only lasted a week before getting rips. After about a month it was in tatters and useless.I decided to go back to Green Ball chasing for a while. Green Balls last a while, are cheap, but do not allow TUG Of War. My dogs were quite unhappy. No more T.O.W. means less fun. So I broke down and got this West Paw Zisc Toy. First I noticed the West Paw is a harder type material. The Kong seemed like a rubber material. Next I noticed that the West Paw does not Fly as well as the Kong. (Neither fly as well as a regular Frisbee). However - this West Paw is Tough. I have had it for 7 weeks now and after daily chase and Tug of War playing the West Paw does not have any damage. This is quite remarkable. Remember, I throw the Frisbbee and 2 dogs go as fast as they can go to get it. Only one dog gets the Frisbee. He tries to return it it to me but the other dog grabs it and the T.O.W. begins. Usually the Aussie wins and brings it back to be thrown again. We usually play daily for 15 minutes. This gets the dogs good and tired and also makes them very happy. Makes the owner happy too.Verdict: Even at a much higher price The West Paw is a better choice for 2 dogs that love Tug Of War. The West Paw is MUCH tougher.

I bought 3 of these and it’s a 5 star review from my pack. I like these a lot better than a regular lick mat. I have lick mats with both geometric shapes and just little (I don’t know what to call it?) pieces of mat sticking up in the same design that I can’t describe. Just a regular lick mat. My dogs did not clean it well with their tongue and cleaning them in the sink was such a pain. That’s what makes these better. It’s a smooth surface so way easier to clean and not huge. My dogs will lick these clean. I freeze them since we live in south Louisiana and it’s hot and humid. So far I’ve put yogurt, blueberries, cottage cheese, pure pumpkin, natural peanut butter, and water. I don’t care to use the water so I didn’t this go round that is attached in a photo here. I bet it would be also good to use dog food in it but I don’t use it for that. I’ve got 3 dogs and on different foods and they’ll want to change treats like they usually do! It’s just thick enough to be durable but I can’t speak for heavy chewers because my dogs do not chew things. There was no weird plastic smell or anything. If I could afford more I would get more for less time spent refilling every other day!