KONG - Wobbler - Interactive Treat Dispensing Dog Toy, Dishwasher Safe - For Large Dogs

Product Information

Always supervise your pet during play, and regularly check your pet's toys, removing and replacing them if damaged or if parts become detached and could be a choking hazard, and seek immediate veterinary attention if any material is ingested. The Dodo may receive complimentary samples to test in our Paw of Approval program, but all our opinions are 100 percent our own.

It’s a nice and simple way to keep your dog busy — and what dog doesn’t want some homemade PB Applefish of their very own? Best recipe, fairly heathy (with peanut butter being the exception) sometimes instead of pb, I use honey or cream cheese, but I wouldn’t recommend sealing it off with honey. If you don’t own a Kong (or if you’re not a fan of Kong toys) check out the West Paw Toppl Toy, it’s my favorite Kong alternative. At the end of each week I always find myself with a few extra groceries that I don’t know what to do with. Whereas the classic KONG is made out of pliable rubber meant to be chewed and filled, the KONG Wobbler is made of sturdy material that isn’t meant for chewing, but rather batting around!Seeing Ricki’s little brain work to get her food out of the Wobbler has been great; we see her progress! Providing environmental enrichment through treat dispensing puzzle toys like the KONG Wobbler can help to keep your dog mentally stimulated, avoid boredom and help manage behavioural issues such as separation anxiety. And if your pup is a bit on the hyper side, he’ll love having something to keep him busy when you’re too busy to play (and you’ll love having something that can keep him entertained for more than 30 seconds).

Required amounts may differ between individual pets, and adjustments may be required to maintain optimal body weight. Just remember to watch the fat content — the skin and certain cuts of meat can contain extra calories that can add up quickly.Laika loves a challenge, especially when it’s figuring out how to get all those frozen berries out of that Kong. When you’re looking for a quick way to keep your dog busy or distracted a stuffed Kong is the perfect toy for the job.

While mixing peanut butter and carrots together might not sound awesome to you I bet your dog will absolutely love it. However, a few months later The Global Times, a Chinese state-run English-language tabloid, reported that HSBC could be included on China’s forthcoming “unreliable entity” list in response to its “unethical” handling of the Huawei affair. Stuffed and frozen KONGs keep dogs engaged, extending playtime with a healthy, long-lasting, mentally stimulating challenge.

Or try sweet potato, yogurt, canned pumpkin,, nat baby food which is softer and will not stick like PB. Most dogs live fairly boring lives, only going on a walk a day (if even that) and not getting nearly enough mental stimulation.

We put regular food plus a few treats in it, and it helped slow down Lenny’s eating and kept him occupied for a decent amount of time. The unpredictable movement stimulates natural instincts keeping even the most seasoned users challenged. Encourage them to play with the Kong, and praise them when they start moving it around to get the treats out. Slower eating helps their digestive system work more efficiently and can help them feel better post-meal.

Compared to other puzzle toys, it’s simple and easy to set up, making it a really perfect first go at puzzle toys. of assets and 235,000 employees across 64 countries, HSBC is facing one of the most testing periods in its 155-year history. When you get a tracking number it does not mean the item is 'dispatched' and has left us, it just means the item has been allocated a carrier with the tracking ID. I still don’t quite get how to fill the Kong for my 7 week old puppy so everything doesn’t just immediately fall out.