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Reddit mentions of Chew King Premium Treat Dog Toy, L, Extremely Durable Natural Rubber Toy, Pack of 2
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Chew King Premium Treat Dog Toy, L, Extremely Durable Natural Rubber Toy, Pack of 2. Here are the top ones.
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Hail to the King! It’s endless treating fun and, unlike synthetic treat toys, no chemical smellDurable, natural rubber retains shape and stands up to tough chewingSafety air vent protects your pup, keeps happy tongues from getting stuckThree sizes to entertain schnauzers and St. Bernards alikeGreat for treats and rewards, yet holds up to 3/8 cup of kibble(in L) to keep meal time entertaining
Specs:
| Color | 333C |
| Height | 4.1 Inches |
| Length | 6 Inches |
| Number of items | 2 |
| Size | Large |
| Weight | 1 Pounds |
| Width | 3 Inches |
This is awesome. I figured I'd throw out my Kong strategy:
I have three dogs and 24 fillable toys.
I like the Kong. It's a classic shape that's bounces erratically if that's your dog's method of filling removal. The dogs tend to like the kongs best as toys even when not filled.
Easy for dogs to empty but also easy to fill - just plug the side. The best is this is a fun one to fill with 'surprises.' I tend to go a bit treat crazy adding lots of good things. Also great for dogs that might get discouraged with kongs.
The straight sides allow for more filling and add a bit of a challenge. If a toy isn't going to be empty when I get home, it's one of these. So I've started filling the bottom with looser treats. However, because they hold a lot it doesn't take them any less time.
Very affordable, very sturdy (though I have some gentle dogs - even the dachshund). I'll see how long they last, but I may stick with these if I ever need more. (right now the X-Large are the cheapest)
How I typically fill a kong: https://i.imgur.com/yTxBzch.jpg
Yellow: soaked kibble for the dachshund, loose treats or treats with some sort of coating so they stick together a bit when frozen depending on how persistent the dog is (one poodle is fine with a frozen coating, the other prefers no coating).
Blue: Something that freezes well. Sometimes the blue is the same as the brown, sometimes it's a little different - just wet food (for this layer it'd be a chunks in gravy), just peanut butter, etc.
Brown: My Peanut Butter/Wet food mixture (a pate/ground wet). I often cut it with something like cottage cheese, cream cheese, apple sauce, plain yogurt, etc (not all those at once. Just one or two).
Green: a treat. Ideally ones that stick out. But for the dachshund I use a flat treat (yogurt drops work well) so he has to work at it, for one poodle it has to stick out to get him to eat, and for the other Poodle it doesn't matter.
I also leave three kongs unfrozen (thus 24 — 21 get frozen for 7 each). Those get the insides coated with peanut butter and the inside filled with whatever for those times I need to chill someone out.
These! They have stood up to my malinois and are still going strong 2 months in! They’re very similar to Kong’s but they’re more of a ball shape, she loves carrying them around. Raw marrow bones are great too