Product Description
Product Dimensions : 3.94 x 3.94 x 3.46 inches; 12.63 ounces
Item model number : AUMUS-BDCZ01
Date First Available : May 6, 2025
Manufacturer : unimaxlink
ASIN : B0DYJN35ZC
Country of Origin : China
【30+ Minutes of Fun & Mental Stimulation】 Keep dogs engaged for over half an hour with this frozen treat toy! Fill the tray with their favorite snacks, freeze it, and let them lick, chew, and play to relieve anxiety, burn energy, and beat summer heat.
【Dual-Purpose Slow Feeder & Licking Toy】 Use the textured lid alone as a slow feeder or smear peanut butter, yogurt, or soft treats inside, freeze, and extend playtime. Perfect for mental enrichment and calming anxious pups through prolonged licking sessions.
【IQ-Boosting Interactive Design】 Plug side holes with silicone stoppers and let dogs roll/push the toy to release treats. This puzzle-like challenge promotes healthy brain development, improves intelligence, and turns mealtime into a rewarding exercise.
【Indoor/Outdoor Play Companion】 Designed like a football, the interactive ball keeps dogs cheerful while chasing, fetching, and playing. Ideal for solo fun or bonding games with owners, rain or shine!
【Safe & Durable Construction】 Made of natural rubber, coffea wood, and thickened nylon, this teeth-friendly toy features a smooth, rounded shape for gum safety. Dishwasher-safe, easy to clean, and weighted for stability—ideal for medium/large breeds.
CJL –
Frozen treats keeps the pup busy!
This is great when we want to keep our dog distracted. Frozen peanut butter or liverwurst is her favorite. She’s a golden retriever and loves to chew but this is durable enough to last. Cleans up easily in the dishwasher.
Music –
Sturdy, keeps my dog busy
My dog really loves this treat toy, especially when I freeze the treats. It keeps him busy and thinking for at least 30 minutes, which is great for mental stimulation and gives me a break. If I skip freezing, he rolls it around for maybe 5 minutes before finishing. The toy feels sturdy. My corgi mix hasn’t managed to break it. It’s also super easy to use. If you want something to actually keep your dog entertained, freezing treats inside works best.
Misty –
A great dog toy.
Got this for a good boy who is a fast eater. It didn’t really slow him down much, though. The material of the toy seems very durable and will surely last. For reference I got this for a <50lb dog. It fits a good number of treats as well.
Marty Henneka –
Dangerous
NOT for a chewer! Our 7 month old mini-doodle chews like crazy and the plastic in this toy is too easy for her to chew on and possibly choke ☹️
Michael H. –
Built for my Bulldogs power jaws
My English Bulldog is basically a chewing machine with jaws of steel, and most toys end up looking like dog confetti within days. I stuffed it with peanut butter and froze it—he spent almost an hour happily licking and chewing, which is a rare win for us both. The treat dispensing feature keeps him busy without getting bored, and it’s big enough for his chunky bulldog mouth but not too heavy. If you have a tough chewer like mine, this toy is worth every penny. Durable, fun, and keeps slobber mess to a minimum. Bulldog parents, you’ll love it!
Lorraine –
Best frozen treat toy
I’ve had several different toys with frozen treats. This one is the best so far. So easy to freeze in the included cup and place the cup inside the toy. Clean up is a breeze. Keeps my pups entertained for about 30 minutes.
D. Hopson –
Holds up great!
I love that this isn’t a rubber toy like a lot of treat dispensers because my aggressive chewers ruin those immediately, it’s made of the hard plastic material. I like being able to chose to either put in treats and let them roll it around to get them out, or filling the included cups with their favorite lickable treats. It comes with two cups so I can always have one in the fridge/freezer ready for the next treat!
B.S. –
My dogs love it
I love this because my dogs love it. It makes me so happy to watch them play with it. lol. My dog has figured out how to get it open but that’s okay