Rather than serving meals in a feeding bowl, let your dog forage for their food inside our treat dispenser chew toys, which also help slow down dogs that eat too quickly. These toys slow down the eating process and entertain at the same time. Fill our treat dispensers with kibble or with more advanced recipes like peanut butter, cottage cheese, non-fat yogurt, fruits & vegetables, chicken broth and more! Best result is to mix wet & dry foods. To prolong feeding time and play time, freeze treat dispenser toys with food inside.

There is more to these toys than just dispensing food. SodaPup treat dispensers are excellent enrichment toys and chew toys. Treat puzzles for dogs—like our treat dispensing toys—help mentally stimulate your pooch and keep them engaged. Treat dispensers are excellent tools to manage separation stress and can be used for crate training. They’re also great for keeping dogs calm and prevent destructive chewing and excessive barking.

For puppies, we have food dispensers made from our proprietary Puppy Rubber compound that’s only available in pink color and formulated for teething puppies. It’s an exceptionally soft material that is gentle on sore gums, while providing durability for developing jaws. Note: not all pink color toys are made for puppies. In fact, most pink toys just happen to be pink in color, but aren’t specially designed for puppies. Pre-fill our puppy treat dispensers with moist ingredients and then freeze them ahead of time. Give them to your teething pup. The combination of cold ingredients and the chewy material of our toys helps soothe their irritated gums. Just fill each dispenser with food, keep it in the fridge or freezer, then grab one every mealtime, snack time, or when it's time to train your dogs.

Choosing a suitable treat dispenser could be an overwhelming task, especially with the myriad of choices for these treat dispensers available on the market. Pet owners must consider their pet's size, chewing capacity, and strength, plus their pet's readiness to use these treat dispensers.

Always take your time choosing a suitable treat dispenser for your pets—you mustn't rush and buy impulsively.

Durability: Durability is perhaps the most important consideration. Many dog toy companies use cheap fillers in their materials, which reduces the material's tear strength. To the naked eye, the material seems durable, but when put to the test with your dog, these materials don't hold up.

Correct Sizing: A toy's durability has largely to do with the quality of the material and the size of the toy. If a toy is too small for your dog so that he can get it in his back teeth, then no matter the material, your dog will destroy it. So, it’s critical to buy the right size toy. When in doubt about the correct size, buy the larger size. SodaPup has a wide selection of sizes, shapes and designs that allow you to find the ones that are most appropriate for your pooch.