WOOF Power Chewer Pupsicle - Durable, Long-Lasting Dog Chew Toys for Aggressive Chewers - Keep Your Pup Busy - Easy to Clean - Toys for Medium and Large Dogs 25-75 lbs

Love this for my pup! On her second one after she chewed up the last ( it took her probably 3-4 months and some very hard chewing to do it). Her second one I have monitored more, taking it away whenever she is done eith the treat and it has held up way longer! Shes a tough cheer so she would naw on it once she was done. The back does get hard to screw on from time to time, but if you keep your dog from chewing on it and keep it clean it works like a charm! Loved these for crate training my puppy and just to keep her busy from time to time. Definitely recommend getting the silicone mold as well so you can make your own at home!

If I could give this zero stars, I would. We were eager to try this for our 66 pound, 8 month old Labrador puppy who is a strong, aggressive chewer. She loved chewing on it - so much so that she tore off chunks of the toy. It lasted less than 20 minutes. She did not like the pupsicle treat we purchased which led her to chew the toy and not lick the treat. (She wouldn’t eat the treat even when held for her outside of the toy, and she is a lab that eats EVERYTHING.). We now have an opened bag of useless treats and a toy we must throw away. Given how much we paid for these, saying we are extremely disappointed would be the mother if all understatements.

Our dog is a 20 pound Morkie and one of our his favorite treats is the frozen treat that is placed inside of this ball. Our dog is a chewer and he will chew any toy to destruction if given the opportunity, yet the WOOF Power Chewer is holding up against his ability as a chewer and giving him a run for his money. We have had this for a few weeks now and our dog has not made a dent in it. It is about the same weight and size as other brands and is very durable. Unlike the other brand, this one is very easy to open and close making it easy to insert the treat and to clean. So far, our dog is able to get his treat from it without have to chew it to pieces. It may be a bit more expensive than the other brand, but the quality of this product makes it a great value for the money and will outlast the other brand. Keep in mind that this product is designed for a 10 - 25 pound dog, so if your dog is larger than that you may want to consider a product designed for a larger dog. I highly recommend this product.

My dog loves her pupsicle. One of her favorite toys and one of the only things sure to instantly calm her down when she gets agitated. I started with the original green one which over the course of a few treat sessions, my dog did manage to chew up a big. (My dog is a 50 pound terrier mix with teeth of steel--she eventually chews through all toys except the ultra strong black rubber bones from Kong.) She managed to chew off a couple of pieces but they were big enough that she didn't eat them and I could clean them up when I took the empty pupsicle to wash. When I saw the black version for super chewers I decided to try it. It does feel a little weightier but I haven't noticed a huge difference in use. She still has managed to chew it up a bit and some pieces have fallen off. Both are still usable but I expected a little more obvious durability from this one given the price jump. I will say that the green one has been harder to screw closed over time which I think is because of my dog's chewing on the top while trying to open it. The black super chewer one still works smoothly so maybe that's where the difference in material comes in?

After a few months of use, we wash with soap after each use. It is impossible to unscrew. Have taken a knife and cut off most of the threads on the inside part and it still gets stuck so much that it hurts my hands to try and unscrew. nearly impossible to get off. Sometimes my husband has to do it for me. Not sure what is going on. This toy is working out really well for a few different reasons. We got the large size extreme chewer version because it is similar in size to the extra large extreme Kong toys that are 100 lb rescue Doberman was enjoying. We usually put some peanut butter in a Kong after meals.. So far the popsicle is holding up really well. One of the big advantages is that you don't have to freeze the toy itself so the tray takes up much less room in your freezer. Dog also seems to like it and it keeps him busy with homemade treats which also saves on the bank account and lets me know exactly what he's getting in his diet. For the large size it takes approximately 2/3 of a cup to fill all four treat holes. Have already ordered the extra large extreme tour toy also! In a comparison of the large pupsicle versus the extra large kong, I can say that if we put a spoonful of peanut butter in the bottom of the Kong without freezing it takes him a similar amount of time to finish the peanut butter as does the Frozen pupsicle. Peanut butter unfrozen doesn't work as well in the popsicle because it's not as deep as the Kong and it's too easy for him to get it out. So we will stick to the frozen treats in the pupsicle. I have purchased some of their pre-made treat inserts but they have not arrived yet.

Two stars because the dogs love them. I, however, am not impressed. I just got them this morning along with the company's pre-made treats that go inside. The packaging indicates the pup should be occupied for 20 minutes or so. Well I have 3 pups and each of them had a filled toy. None were able to get to the treat inside after an hour. BUT... That isn't from a lack of trying as indicated by the rubber pieces ripped off the toys. After an hour and after going behind pups picking up rubber pieces, I decide that this "toy" isn't for us. In my case this was a huge waste of money (3 toys plus 3 bags of treats). Additionally, the toy becomes tough to open after being chewed on for a hour. Kinda reminds me of those childproof caps on medicine bottles. Oh well... Back to the Kongs.

I’m disappointed with the quality of this. It says “super chewer” but my dog has already started to be able to shred pieces off when trying to get the treat out. She’s not even a crazy chewer. I expected the material strength to be more like Kong, but it is definitely softer. It’s too bad because my dog loves these treats and keeps her busy for 45 minutes.

I bought the molds as well and the recipe possibilities are endless. The dogs are entertained for a good 20 minutes. I put them in the dishwasher to clean. I've never had any mess on the floor, but that could depend on what the pupsicle is made of and how fast it melts. Very sturdy, though I could not say how they would stand up to aggressive chewers. My dogs don't chew it, they only lick them clean and leave them.

The item did not last 10 minutes with my 65 lbs lab. 😢

Purchased this with the molds for my son’s dog. He loves it. My son throws some wet kibble into the mold to freeze and it keeps the doggo busy for a while. He is quite happy with it.

My pups love getting treats in these. We use the silicon molds to freeze treats as we don’t like all the ingredients in the premade options. They do tend to develop issues with opening and closing after some use though.

Like the idea and ease of use. The issue is the rubber. Chunks of rubber are bitten off with first use. Tried the black unit for heavier chewers but had same issue after 2 uses.