WOOFPupsicle and Treat Tray - Long-Lasting Interactive Dog Toys and Silicone Dog Treat Mold - Keep Your Pup Busy - Easy to Clean - Dog Toys for Small Dogs 10-25 lbs

The Pupsicle Treat Tray and Pupsicle are a must-have combo for dog owners. The build quality is very impressive, with the green Pupsicle being made of hard rubber and the yellow tray being made of a much softer, bendable rubber. This material on the tray allows users to remove anything put into the tray easily. I recommend freezing yogurt in the tray. This typically lasts a dog around 15-20 minutes, and is a great, mess-free toy for my golden retriever. The Pupsicle is not a chewy toy, it encourages dogs to lick whatever treat is inside the toy. It is on the heavier side, so it should never be used as a throwing toy. Overall, I would highly recommend the Pupsicle to any dog owner (or their dog!).

Excellent toy for the dog, keeps her occupied and focused for 20 min or more. I wouldn’t recommend it as an everyday treat solution but it’s great for those times when you need a reliable toy to keep your dog’s interest. Durable product and easy to clean.

This is one of the best ways to make my LGD a tasty, healthy & cold treat on a hot Summer day. I have found all kinds of recipes online. It keeps her entertained for a while & cools her off. You can make them as inexpensive or expensive as you'd like. You also know exactly what ingredients are in them because you make them yourself. The mold is easy to clean & easy to remove the treats once frozen. Make a whole months worth to freeze or make a few at a time. I also have a smaller one for my maltipoo. They work for dogs of all sizes. Highly recommend this product.

Hard to write a review on two products.Molds: works as expected and worth the value.Pupsicle: My dog absolutely loves them. We have 2 now (previously 3). After the first initial times, it starts to become hard to open where I have to use a wrench to crack that baby open. My dog just eats them within 10 minutes, and we make a ton of different flavors that we blend up. I found that putting some olive oil in the threads, makes it much easier to open if you grab it after the pup is done. I highly recommend but took a star off for the difficulty to open the pupsicle.

This came in less than a week and is a great heavy duty material that resists my Labrador Retriever’s teeth. We bought the mold that works great in making treats. Both my mother and daughter bought one also for their dogs, a Golden Doodle and Catahoula, both large dogs. All three dogs love the treats inside the ball shaped toy and spend 20-30 minutes licking creatively to get every bit of yumminess out. We’ve made treats out of pumpkin purée and wet dog food. The molds are sturdy and we thought too hard for my mother’s arthritic hands to pop out. However, if you push directly on the center of the cross or X on the bottom of the mold, they slide out surprisingly easy. Before we figured this out we had her run a spoon along the side of the treat to easily lift it out. I’ve even just frozen tablespoon sized mounds of pumpkin and put them in the ball, but the molded treats last longer. Great for all our dogs during the cold, enclosed time of winter (more time indoors).

So I’ve historically used frozen kongs full of wet dog food as an activity for the doggo while I’m working. My dog loves them but they are kinda a pain for me as an owner. First you have to plug up the little hole so the liquid doesn’t run out. Then you have to fill it with a spoon and I invariably spill some down the sides and have to wipe it up. Then I have to put it in a mug or something so it doesn’t tip over and spill out in the freezer. Then while you can put them in the dishwasher, it doesn’t really clean the insides very well so I have to pre-scrub each one with a bottle brush.These on the other hand do the same thing but are dead simple to use. You just pour some dog food into the little tray, drop it in the freezer, and…. actually that’s it. There is no step three. Then when it’s meal time, you just unscrew the cap and drop it in. Everything is dishwasher safe so they are a breeze to clean, and the whole thing comes apart so it cleans right up, no pre-scrubbing the inside needed.This legitimately saves me 5 minutes of work every single day, which doesn’t sound like a lot but it adds up. I bought a few so I can cycle through them while the others are in the dishwasher.The only caveat is that I haven’t had them that long so I can’t speak to the durability, which especially given these are quite pricey for a rubber dog toy, I’m hoping they last. So far they’re holding up to my power chewer that destroys most toys, but he’s more interested in getting the food out than chewing on it as a toy, so that doesn’t say much.Anyways, zero complaints so far. As close to a perfect wet food toy as I’ve ever come across.

My dog loves this for frozen treats. I love that I can make her healthy treats and that it does usually occupy her for 15-20 minutes. It was great at first, but after a few weeks it became extremely difficult to open. I started using oil where is screws every time, but didn’t always help after. I tried what the company said. Putting it in warm water and drying it and putting it against the counter to help hold it to unscrew it. I would give it a 5 if it unscrewed well and even a 4 if I didn’t have to see my dog sad numerous times when I’d try to open it for 5 minutes as she was getting excited and would give up and give her something else. It is durable and a little heavy. If opening it wasn’t such an issue I’d highly recommend. I also tried several different times to put it in the dishwasher to open it up and didn’t help and putting oil on it to try to seep through to the coils to make it easier, but majority of the time it was just a hassle unfortunately.

FANTASTIC!!! I'm so happy I decided to give this a try!!! I have a pitbull who is an aggressive chewer but he loves toys and is very food motivated. I started by stuffing the toy with treats I know he loves, and he went to town! Then I bought some single-serving yogurts (blueberry and strawberry) to test the mold. He LOVED the frozen pupscicles and hardly moved from his spot once he got going. I'm trying some of the recipes next. The outer shell is very durable with no punctures or tears after multiple uses. This is going to be a favorite and long-lasting toy for my boy.