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Buy one for every dog in your life!
I’m always on the hunt for good dog enrichment toys and this is one of the best I’ve found. I got the medium for my 1yr old corgi and 11yr old pug mix and the large for my 9yr old 65# lab mix. These keep them occupied for 25-30 minutes which is longer than a yak cheese or bully stick ever has. Tonight I filled them with a mash I made out of boiled carrots, peanut butter, and their kibble – kept them occupied for an hour and they’re still going! They’re strong and durable, easy to clean, the dogs can chew on them and throw them around and I’m not worried about chunks breaking off. I’ve found it’s best to open and clean it right when the dog is done with it, let it dry, and get a little oil on the threads when I fill it again, no issues opening or closing it! This is great post obedience class, really helps my pup relax and unwind. All of the dogs in my life are getting these for Christmas!

All you need to know:
Medium ball: holds about 1/4 cup of kibble. The top hole is about 1in wide, which might be of note if you’re worried about your dog’s jaw getting stuck in it like another reviewer. My 23ish lb dog finishes this in 13.5 minutes, which is shorter than I was hoping.Large: holds about 1/2 cup of kibble. It is about double the size of the medium. My 23lb dog can carry this with slight difficulty, but he is fairly muscular for his size. The holes are larger than on the medium ball, as I show in the pictures. This makes a difference in a dogs access to the popsicle as well as the ease in which kibble falls out of it as a slow feeder.Both: the balls are hefty; do not buy for throwing/fetch purposes. The silicone plug does indeed pop out of the top, but my dog doesn’t seem to do so until finishing off the kibble inside. So far, the ball shows very few signs off wear after a few uses. However, I should note that my dog is not a power chewer. If your dog is a power chewer, I wouldn’t expect this to last, even though it is fairly thick and well made, a determined dog can chew through anything. In terms of ease of screwing it back together, it isn’t easy, but it’s doable. I intend to only hand-wash the item as other reviewers have said it became impossible to unscrew after being in the dishwasher. Additionally, I will not be using oil on the threading to avoid degradation of the rubber.Other brands: from what I gathered from reviews of other off brands and the WOOF brand of this product type, they have a smaller capacity and are less durable than yipetor’s. Those that don’t have threading are known to pop open when the dog is using it. Those that do, are just as difficult to screw/unscrew as yipetor’s are.

Too easy to open
the black lid on top is too easy to open, my dog figured it out in 5 minutes, so he can take his treat out instantly now…. kinda beats the purpose of this… two stars because it’s done with good materials and it’s a decent size though… but yeah useless to be honest…EDIT:if you put in the silicone stopper backwards, I mean the top of the lid on the inside it actually works way better so I’m changing the review to 5

Freeze yogurt, apple sauce, pumpkin puree, chicken puree….. Keeps the dog busy for 15-20 minutes. A little bit of oil on the threads makes it easier to unscrew. Goes in the dishwasher. Do not screw too tight because it is quite a challenge to unscrew. That’s why we don’t have a tendency to use it everyday. Sturdy, indestructible ! Four stars because it can be very hard to unscrew.

My lab loooooves this toy. We freeze plain Greek yogurt and blueberries in the molds and keeps her busy for a good 30 minutes lol She hasn’t destroyed this one like all the other ones