Snake Treat Dispenser Toy, Interactive Dog Toy, Dog Enrichment Toy with Squeaker

The media could not be loaded.  This toy is one of our favorites! It keeps my dog engaged for a good while and I like filling it with healthy treats. I load it up with some small treats and healthy snacks like chicken and blueberries and add some peanut butter, and it keeps my dog occupied. I also like that I can freeze it and it takes my dog even longer to get the treats out. Also seems to hold up well and cleaning it is easy. Thanks for the great product!!

This particular rubber snake was for my puppy and he still has yet to figure out how to remove the treats within, BOL...BaaaaRoooo!!

My 100lb Rotty sometimes spends up to an hour trying to get Peanut Butter out of the snake. Even when he chews on it after there's been no rips or tears. Easy to clean in the sink too. Good and sturdy for the price.

Do not purchase this toy for aggressive chewing dogs. Our 100 pound Rottweiler managed to tear this toy up in two minutes and is now in the hospital for a stomach obstruction. So if your dog is more interested in chewing up toys, rather than getting the treats out, do not purchase this toy.

My dog absolutely loves this snake. I put treats and dog food in the opening and he spends 15-20 min occupied and having fun.

My husky/shep mix took no interest in this toy whatsoever. I tried treats, nope. I used peanut butter then put it in the freezer for a while, nope. It's now it the bottom of her toy bin. Another tidbit- this toy is not make for aggressive chewers. It has the feel of a collapsible water bowl, not the feel of a King of WestPaw dog toy.

Needed something to keep my yorkie busy. This was perfect. Although it looks easy it is not. He did get frustrated several times after he realized it was work. I’d purchase again. I would NOT give to my Newfoundland dog.

I had seen these make an appearance on a Facebook group for dog enrichment ideas. I saw some comments from pet owners wondering how to stuff the snake, so I decided I would start out easy and see how it goes before I create a lot of work for myself on either the filling or cleaning stage.First I tried spray cheese...huge hit! Dogs loved it, and it was easy for them to lick it out (which is good for older dogs). I then put a little peanut butter and wet food in it...also a hit! My dogs love all food, so I am not surprised. I liked that I didn't have to put a lot of food in since they are small dogs. They cleaned all the snacks out so I only had to give it a little rinse. I would suggest starting slow to ensure your pet can get the food out.I wanted to try this with my big dogs, but worried they would chew it up if left unattended. I would only leave it with them if I stood by to watch them (which kinda defeats the purpose for an interactive dog toy).