Chew King Premium Treat Dog Toy, Large, Extremely Durable Natural Rubber Fillable Toy Collection, Frozen Feeding,All Breed Sizes, Blue

I recently purchased the Chew King dog toy for my Doberman, and it's been a game-changer! Not only does my pup love it, but it's also become an essential part of our playtime routine.The Chew King toy is incredibly durable, which is essential for a strong chewer like my Doberman. Its sturdy construction can withstand even the most enthusiastic gnawing without showing signs of wear and tear.One of the best features of the Chew King toy is its versatility. I discovered that by freezing some food inside it, I could keep my pup entertained for at least 30 minutes. This has been a lifesaver on those days when I need a bit of downtime or want to keep my pup occupied while I'm busy with other tasks.Additionally, I appreciate that the Chew King toy is easy to clean. After each use, I simply wash it with warm, soapy water, and it's good as new. This ensures that my pup's toy remains hygienic and safe for her to play with.Overall, I highly recommend the Chew King dog toy to any pet parent, especially those with strong chewers like Dobermans. It's durable, versatile, and provides hours of entertainment for my furry friend. I have already ordered another one to rotate through the freezer.

Purchased 3 of these for my extremely toy destructive english bull terrier. We have been using Black Kongs but he has destroyed 2 of them already. And a Black Kong treat only lasted maybe 15-20 minutes with him. The blue brick toys have survived! And a frozen brick keeps him busy for 1 hour+. They are made of thicker rubber than the Black Kongs. My dog loves to bite into toys as hard as possible, and they have survived! When he is done I just rinse them out and wash them in the dishwasher. We fill them with pureed fruits/veggies mixed with his kibble, I have not had leaking issues. I place them standing up on a flat plate in the freezer until they are frozen solid. Once frozen solid, I freezer bag them and give them through out the week as a great treat to keep him very busy.

As others have mentioned, the shape makes it easier to work with and clean over the Kongs. These still have some bounce, and my dogs like playing with these even if there is nothing in them. Maybe the essence of treats makes it continually appeal to them.As for cleaning, I haven't had any problem giving them a good hand wash. A bottle brush will pretty much take care of it, or the Kong brush, or even just a good soak. I haven't tried it in the dishwasher yet.Filling is easy as is storing in freezer if that that is what you wish to do.I have a wide assortment of treat holders like this from various companies in various shapes and sizes. This has been an extra nice addition to their ridiculously huge array of enrichment toys.My 3 dogs:I have a 105 lb large yellow English lab, 7 years old. Not huge into food, or treat toys, but will occasionally take one to lord over his younger siblings. Size is good for him.75 lbs (and counting) 8 months old American yellow lab puppy. Size is good for her,50 lb mega mix. 1.6 years old. No idea what she is. Small face, big rump roast. Should be 40 lbs (we're working on it). Size is good for herI bought tww of these toys, but going to buy two more.

These are very good for chewers. I fill with chicken or beef broth and put a chew in the middle, then freeze. There are 2 holes in each end of the toy. The only issue I have with these is sealing up the small hole, so that the broth will not leak out before it is frozen. I use duct tape and it seems to work, but it is sort of a pain.

The media could not be loaded.  I used to buy Kongs but was getting frustrated with the rounded bottom when freezing the tears. Like a normal person, I don't have room in my freezer to put a whole cupcake tray in there like I've seen recommend on pinterest.I've tried several other treats: chewable where you have to buy new treat disc's that only work with their product and are too pricy for me *eye roll* and didnt last long, the penguin chillables -- which I liked at first because of the flat deign and no holes but just didn't keep my dogs busy enough and didn't have much space to fill. Other fillable treats with lots of holes where the kibble and such falls out -- too easy.Here is the very simple reason why you should switch to these instead.THE SHAPE!!!1. The shape makes it super easy to fill and freeze. It still has a hole at the bottom that needs to be plugged, but these are able to stand upright on their own. I sometimes set four on a Tupperware lid to freeze. And once they're frozen you can easily stack them where the fit best.2. There is so much room to fill! I feed my dogs less of their normal food in favor of giving them one of these treats a day. I fill them with different goodies (peanut butter gets old and has too many calories in my opinion) so I use things like whiting fish (that I fry in a pan with a little salt), bits of cheese, little ham cubes, pumpkin puree, various baby foods, Greek yogurt, ricotta cheese, unsweetened apple sauce, ripe bananas mushrd up that I freeze in ice cube trays (I hate waste), blue berries, strawberries, baby carrots, the list goes on. For the savory treats add bone broth (because when chilled in the fridge it already is a little more congealed so it's not as runny as regular broth). This creates a great frozen cube.3. The square shape makes it easier to clean ultimately and the dogs can get everything lick things out better even towards the end where I usually find food left over in the kongs that the dogs just can't reach at all.4. THIS LASTS TWO HOURS with my dogs. The Kongs usually only last maybe 30 min before they're done with them and they always still have residue that the dogs can't get to, and is a huge pain for me to clean because of the narrowing shape and ridges.5. Even when using it just for dry or non frozen treats, the square shape makes it more difficult to move around to get the treats to fall out so even in this regard it is more stimulating for my dogs.I love how long they keep the dogs occupied, and how easy to freeze and clean they are. I'm mad that I already wasted so much money on Kongs.I got the large for my two larger dogs, and the medium for my chihuahua. There was no small available and I honestly wouldn't want to go any smaller than a medium for small-medium dogs.I'm going to keep buying two a month until I have enough to meal prep all at once for my three dogs.JUST BUY THESE ALREADY!(Since I can only post one video per review, the next time I buy, I'll show the dry treats)

This is thick and strong. Very hard to figure out how to keep water in it to freeze it though as it has a small hole you must cover in order to fill it. We've tried putting dog treats on the bottom, carrots, etc to cover it but the water seems to seap out before it freezes. But she still loves playing with it anyways.

Usually it takes my dog about 15 minutes to get through a frozen Kong, but it’s been over 30 and she is still only 2/3 of the way through. I plug the hole at the bottom and fill it with kibble and water, pop it in the freezer, and it’s good to go. Super happy with this purchase!

My dog loves it when I fill this with his dry food, add water and freeze! It's a puzzle for him and he loves chewing on it too. It arrived fast with no issues! He loves to bring it outside so we often have to look around the yard to see where he left it.

It is as good as Kongs would get, but cheaper in price and adds a challenge for my pup witb the variety in shape!

Easy to fill and freeze, also easy to clean which is important. Love that it's flat sided so its easy to fill. Dog loves it.

Purchased this for my Great Dane to use in between Kong washes as it’s a cheaper alternative for the size I use. My dog is not a big chewer, thus the durability has been very good for her, however I would say that that material does seem a bit softer compared to the kong. It holds about ~3/4 of a can of wet dog food.