Chew King Premium Treat Dog Toy, Large,Extremely Durable Natural Rubber Fillable Toy Collection, “Frozen Feeding”

Muy buena calidad! Compré algo similar, barato, y mi perro lo rompió el primer día. Este me parece que no es posible romper 👍

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

***Edit/Update*** - Had to get another one of these cause we lost the first one. She still loves it and it's definitely a must for anyone who has a dog with separation anxiety!! Easy to fill, easy to clean, 10/10! Absolutely love this thing, it's like a Kong on steroids!! Fits a TON and keeps my dog busy for a while! She loves it and already knows the word for it now, 'the brick' lol. For reference, she's a 90lb German Shepherd and she has extreme separation anxiety. At 10 years old, this anxiety is really concerning, especially since she had to have emergency surgery last year to remove curtains and clothes from her stomach!! Crazy dog! This toy though is awesome! I don't have to worry about her eating the rubber, and it has held up to a lot of chewing! She's had toys in the past, but this one takes the cake! She loves when she can get 'the brick' and even likes playing with it without any food or anything in it. It's an amazing deal and honestly you should get it if you have a dog that destroys literally everything you give them! This'll last for quite a while!!

Cannot attest to hard/heavy chewers. My pup is 90lbs and overall has never showed an interest in toys unless they contain food. This was challenging enough it took him several hours to mostly empty this, and he only "failed" cleaning it 100% because I put in larger chunks of apples, carrots, treats, and other stuff with the watered down wet dog food. Next time I will definitely stick to much smaller chunks or possibly just watered down wet food. For anyone curious I also included a large already frozen sardine inside and he was able to easily get that out and eat it chunk by chunk. TLDR: MUCH more challenging than a Topple, have to be more conscious of what you fill it with cannot attest to the durability as my 90lb pup DOES NOT CHEW anything

Stuffed with veg and kibble and frozen, they work really well and she enjoys the challenge. Plus they don't damage the floor when she chucks them about. The shape works better than kongs for putting in the freezer. Blue is also a good colour for dog vision.