WOOF Pupsicle Chicken Refill Pops Dog Treats, Large, 7 Count

We have five English labs, which are all crate trained. We use the popsicles several times a day when it’s their nap nap time - they love them. It’s keeps them entertained and wears them down. Sometimes we add peanut butter, carrots, blueberries as inserts to the popsicle toy. If anyone has LABS, they know that they love to chew and we have several different sizes and they’ve all held up considerable. Sometimes it’s a little difficult unscrewing the insert out but by stepping on them, it breaks it free and you’re able to unscrew. Sometimes if it’s stuck, I’ll use some cooking spray oil on it to lubricate it as well.

Love these treats! I always freeze them so it takes longer for my dog to lick through one and they are perfect! My lab mix loves how they taste and when frozen they take up to 20-30 minutes to use. The perfect distraction or treat!

My dog love these! The pre-made ones were getting costly so I decided to buy this mix and make my own - more volume for the same price. The only modification I made to the instructions is to add peanut buttered flavored calming butter to the mix. It increased the volume slightly and I fill each puptray about 3/4 full. My dog loves these frozen treats. As a tip, I had a couple of clean, empty, original pup treat bags. I made and froze the entire bag of mix using the trays, and put 10 or 11 frozen balls in each empty bag. They separate easily and keep well in the freezer. This is a much more affordable option and my dog takes her time licking the frozen treat. I always open the toy when she's done, so she can lick the remaining treat residue, which makes it a little easier to clean. Btw, the toy can be very hard to open/close so I apply just a drop or two of olive oil before twisting it closed.

I love these! My dog has a great time with them and it keeps her occupied for a good bit of time. I definitely will not run out of them! Such a great treat!!

Our dog is hit or miss with these, because apparently even treat balls are subject to his personal standards. Some days he’ll sit there and lick one for 20 minutes like it contains the meaning of life. Other days he ignores it completely, as if it personally offended him. The concept is great, and when he decides to participate, it’s a solid distraction. The last bag arrived with about half the balls smashed, which wasn’t ideal unless the intended experience was “pupsicle debris.” They’re also on the pricier side, because naturally my dog’s occasional interest has to come with a premium price tag.

The dog loves these. Put them in the freezer first or they are eaten very quickly. Aggressive chewer dog does well and takes about 15-20 minutes to finish from the Woof ball. Only issue is the woof ball is very hard for me to open with my arthritic hands. Wish there was an easy way to get this ball opened. Have to try to open it with vise grip which my son has to help with.

I also have the holder for the refill pops as well as a form for making more. It keeps my dog occupied for quite some time and she seems to really enjoy it.

Great product! Very cost prohibitive!!

Great time consumer for a bored mutt!! Mine loved playing with the ball afterwards. Would give it a5* but honest i think they are way over priced