WOOFPupsicle Refill Pops for Calming - Calming Dog Treats - Long-Lasting Refills for The Pupsicle Toy to Promote Calm - Magnesium for Dogs- Small Pops - 10 Count

These Woof popsicle refills are a total win for my dog’s calm and comfort. They’re easy to use, mess-free, and my pup absolutely loves licking them during downtime. Great way to soothe nerves or just treat your four-legged bestie. 🐾

These pupsicles are awesome!!! They keep my very active dog busy for about 30-45 minutes! I’m not sure if they calm him but he is definitely calm when he is using the pupsicle ball! They are expensive though!

This has become a household favorite with our Australian Shepherds! Every time we leave the house for more than two hours, this has become our go-to "parting gift" for our dogs, and they absolutely love it. In fact, I think they might actually enjoy their time alone now, knowing that this treat is coming their way.The quality of the treat is fantastic—our pup devours it, and it keeps them engaged for a good amount of time. It's also a great way to ease any separation anxiety, as they associate our departure with something positive. The packaging is convenient, and we've never had any issues with freshness.If you're looking for a reliable and much-loved treat to keep your dog happy while you're away, This is an excellent choice. Highly recommend!

My dog loves these and they take her around 20-30 minutes to eat in the pupsicle toy and shes focused and calm the entire time. My issue with them is it says to give them once a day but there are 5 in a pack for $23. Obviously you dont HAVE to give one a day but even one a week and youve used almost a whole pack in a month and have to buy a new one. I think they’re really great, but the large size ones have 7 balls and the XL has 5 balls for $3 more. I realize they are a bigger size but I dont think its fair that you spend more money for less use overall just because of the size.

I gave these to my dogs tonight. Did it calm them down? I don't know. They're bernedoodles, so hard to say. They are chill any time they are passed out or licking something out of a treat toy.They seemed to love the flavor. One is picky, but has a love of peanut butter.The dogs each worked on a pop from 20 to 40 minutes before getting bored and moving on. They aren't half gone. This means they will work on them for another 29 to 40 minutes tomorrow.I'm pretty sure these will also fit in the skull heads treat toys and the globe treat toys, so its nice that they seem to be versatile and not limited to just their brand of treat toys (probably not intentional). I bought these when they were on sale for under $12, I think. Worth it? Uh, there's 7 in a bag for the larger size. Meaning they are just shy of $2 a piece. They do last for at least a couple of snack times, so that might bring it to $1 per snack time. So *maybe* if they are on sale, they might be worth it, but if you want to save money, you could just get peanut butter, applesauce, or plain low fat yogurt and make them for under $1 each and they last for one treat, under $1.

This kept my dog entertained for an hour. Great product.

I ordered large in both the treat and toy. the treat is too small for the toy. the treat is too small for the toy, it just sinks to the bottom of the hole.

Overall, that is a great product. It has a great smell to it. My puppy loves it and he definitely calm down after eating it and is able to relax and settle down for a longer period of time. However, for the size of a large, it does not fit very well for the large toy associated with it in a crumbles a bit easily so it does make a bit of a mess.