WOOF Pupsicle and Treat Tray - Long-Lasting Interactive Dog Toy for Boredom and Silicone Mold - Reusable, Dishwasher Safe - For Small Dogs 10-25 lbs

The Pupsicle Treat Tray and Pupsicle are a must-have combo for dog owners. The build quality is very impressive, with the green Pupsicle being made of hard rubber and the yellow tray being made of a much softer, bendable rubber. This material on the tray allows users to remove anything put into the tray easily. I recommend freezing yogurt in the tray. This typically lasts a dog around 15-20 minutes, and is a great, mess-free toy for my golden retriever. The Pupsicle is not a chewy toy, it encourages dogs to lick whatever treat is inside the toy. It is on the heavier side, so it should never be used as a throwing toy. Overall, I would highly recommend the Pupsicle to any dog owner (or their dog!).

Works well. Sturdy and washable. I was hot and tired so I just froze some canned food in the molds and that worked fine . My dogs are older I dont know if a puppy would chew the Woof but it’s sturdy like a Kong

This is great to keep the dog calm and teach him to relax! Love the yellow four pack to make and keep in the freezer. Only wish it came with a cover to keep smells from at bay! Worth the money!

Love the idea it is genius, and the design is made of strong durable material. My puppy loves it and it's easy to make the frozen ablls. The only issue I have is the design of the ball, the threaded twisting is very difficult to open and I am not sure it will get looser over time. I also see a lot of leaking well because of the exposed holes for the dog which is ended and expected, but when it melts it makes a mess on the floors surface, for me this is hard because of carpet. I try to place it in a bowl or under a towel but Winston picks it up and carries it all over the house as we move at times. I do love it and it is convenient and allows for a good healthy easy water infused treat which I love very much. I know he gets enough water, and great on hot days, plus great ingredients which he loves. we use the powder as a gravy, some just powder and the frozen treats.

I got both the medium and large sizes, one for our heeler and one for our German shepherd mix. I feel the recommended sizing is appropriate. We’ve used the pupsicles daily for a couple weeks now and the holders go into the dishwasher every night. I’ve only had to put the molds in the dishwasher a handful of times, but so far both the holders and the molds are holding up great! If anything changes I’ll update my review.

My dog loves this for frozen treats. I love that I can make her healthy treats and that it does usually occupy her for 15-20 minutes. It was great at first, but after a few weeks it became extremely difficult to open. I started using oil where is screws every time, but didn’t always help after. I tried what the company said. Putting it in warm water and drying it and putting it against the counter to help hold it to unscrew it. I would give it a 5 if it unscrewed well and even a 4 if I didn’t have to see my dog sad numerous times when I’d try to open it for 5 minutes as she was getting excited and would give up and give her something else. It is durable and a little heavy. If opening it wasn’t such an issue I’d highly recommend. I also tried several different times to put it in the dishwasher to open it up and didn’t help and putting oil on it to try to seep through to the coils to make it easier, but majority of the time it was just a hassle unfortunately.

I have a mini Aussie, very intelligent and is sometimes frustrating because she’s super picky about toys and treats. She’s always turned away dog treats unless made from real ingredients. I love to freeze bone broth, stew, etc. for low calorie snacks but giving her frozen ice balls and frozen sticks essentially left her with fractured teeth over the years. Beware of handing over rock hard chews that don’t bend easily: offenders are horns, hooves, antlers, etc. or frozen treats because apparently teeth fractures happen often, lead to severe pain obviously and expensive surgery to remove teeth which in her case led to her losing a couple teeth and fighting a jawbone infection which had been hard to treat. This toy/chew is awesome because now I have a safe way to give her these beloved frozen stew bites or frozen yogurt and she can only lick and not hurt herself in the process. Tonight she tried it for the first time with some bone broth and later a little frozen yogurt and immediately figured it out and loves it. I love that it’s a softer but robust rubber, easy to clean and unscrew the couple times I’ve used it so far. It’s quality made, holds just enough frozen whatever snacks for a small dog so dogs 25lbs and smaller this is perfect for. She can manipulate it around to get access to hard to reach spots and it’s again safe for her teeth if she chews on the ball itself. Mine came with the 4 rubber cups to make the right sized frozen treats which I wish had a few more cups to make more at once but it’s quality and isn’t flimsy like some rubber ice trays are. Also doesn’t have an offensive odor like some rubbers do. Highly recommend for all dogs but especially those with dental issues, weight issues as treats are customizable for weight restraints or bored, hyper active and anxious dogs that need something to work on

Excellent for making pupsicles. My dogs love a pupsicle and it keeps them busy for a little while. I think these will be perfect for summer. Because my dogs love ice I tried to trick them by making straight up plain ice and putting them in this because I'm always afraid they will choke on a cube. Couldn't fool them with the plain ice, they were bored pretty quickly. BUT their favorite smoothie concoctions frozen up and they will lick them until they are gone. Kind of expensive but good quality and they have been durable for them. Glad I purchased this and would recommend.