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Our story began with a simple realization – traditional pet feeding methods often fall short in addressing the natural instincts of our companions. Animire is more than a brand; it’s a dedication to fostering a healthier, happier life for pets worldwide.
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Product Dimensions : 5 x 3 x 3 inches; 11.99 ounces
Item model number : Wobble-Orange-M
Date First Available : May 7, 2025
Manufacturer : Wobble-Orange-M
ASIN : B0F7R51MWC
Wobbly Fun + Interactive Feeding – Add your dog’s favorite treats to the Interactive Wobbly Toy and watch them enjoy the feeding time. Once the treats are gone, this floatable chew toy can be used for fetch, toss, and catch. The unpredictable wobble makes mealtime exciting, keeping your dog busy and entertained.
Freeze Treats for Longer-Lasting Fun – Perfect for frozen yogurt, bone broth, wet food, or homemade dog ice cream! Just fill, freeze, and let your dog enjoy a cool, long-lasting lick session – Ideal for hot days or soothing anxious chewers.
Stimulating Dog Lick Toys – Prolong play with this mentally stimulating dog freeze ball toy that can be filled with kibble or treats. This process helps train intelligence, expend excess energy, stimulate the mind, provide mental enrichment, and engage bored dogs in physical activity.
Durable & Safe Silicone – The durable, treat-dispensing design of these dog treat dispensing toys, designed with your dog’s well-being in mind,each dog chew toy is made from silicone which is non-toxic, bpa free.After playtime, rinse it or toss it in the dishwasher for a quick clean.
Promotes Oral Health – The textured licking surface encourages natural saliva flow, helping fight plaque and freshen breath while your dog enjoys playtime. At Animire, we’re committed to enhancing pets’ lives through high-quality, innovative pet supply. While no toy is 100% indestructible, supervised play ensures longer-lasting fun and keeps your pup safe & engaged.
Siggy –
Simple design and very effective
Why did you pick this product vs others?:I’ve seen treat dispensers like this but the one that I would compare it to is out of my budget so I was excited to try this one for our 1 year old pit bull GSD mix who is a serious chewer and also loves any sort of puzzle toysDurability:This seems incredibly well made and has withstood some serious chewing and licking. I have no doubt it will hold up well with our pup. I am usually able to tell within 10 minutes if she’s going to tear it to shreds. Size:The size is great for her, she’s about 70 pounds so the large one was appropriate for her size and breed.Ease of cleaning:Incredibly easy to clean! I didn’t have to use any of my small bottle brushes or anything. The opening is wide enough to use a normal kitchen sponge or brush. There hasn’t been much to clean after she’s had a treat of some sort but it’s very simple.Activity level:Any toy, treat, or puzzle that will keep our girl occupied for more than 15 minutes is a huge win! Depending on what you fill this with I think you could adjust the amount of time you would want to occupy your dog. She has been very engaged when we’ve filled it up with various treats too so just a win all around.
Mike H. –
High quality, frozen treat lick dog toy….premium silicone material for safety.
High quality, frozen treat lick, dog toy….premium silicone material for safety. I have 3 different models, by 3 different brands, of these frozen lick dog treat toys and the build on this one is superior, being all silicone type material, it’s of the highest quality. One unique thing here, is the wide open mouth… which I know many people think that such hole’s, on most brands out there, are too small, for large dog’s tongues, but my dog, and most dogs, manage the small holes very well…. but this product is just one huge open hole, so to speak… but since the name of the game is to freeze your own concoction of food content, within the device’s open cavity, there’s no worry Even though this is one big open hole, it takes my dog about the same amount of time to finish off the frozen content, as the other 3 brands that I have. Great product.
AllisonS –
A good feeder for wet dog food
I like how I can use this toy to change up the way my dog gets her dinner since it slows down her eating pace, esp. when you push the food like boiled chicken or wet food all the way down into bottom of container.Positives:The material of this dog toy / food container is a good, sturdy silicone.I would compare this to the Westpaw Zogoflex, see photo comparison. One thing I like better about this feeder over Westpaw is that it is easier to clean. The middle tongs aren’t as high and there are nubs on the side for extra sensory enjoyment. (Some people might prefer the higher tongs as it makes it harder for dog to get food out.)It washes nicely in the dishwasher and is easy to clean, which makes it something I’ll be using a lot.Negatives:If you put dry food in it, your dog can too easily spill all the food out, not much mental stimulation here.The size is larger than necessary for my purposes and it takes up a lot of space in the dog feeder area.
Reva –
thick, tough, but soft on the mouth
I have three Dalmatians and also am a pet sitter for other breeds like small poodles and Shiba Inu as well as bigger dogs than mine like Great Dane and large guard-shepherds. This toy is great for all of them. It is rubbery and not hard, and has a slow feeder type bottom where you can put training treats or cookies. Then you pour in whatever you would like to give them as a frozen treat and put into the freezer. Bone broth with yogurt and a chicken goblet in the middle is what I used. The dogs are very curious about it . My oldest Dalmatian tried rolling it everywhere to see if something flew out, and the others tried giving it a lick. So instead of it being just a treat, it is also a Toy. They enjoyed rolling and bouncing it as much as licking it. there are some good dog ice cream mixes here on amazon that would work very well as a filling. This would also be great to leave with your dog if they get separation anxiety or for when you are busy with something else and they are bored. I think its worth the money and not likely to get chewed up as the walls are thick
B. Junkin-Mills –
Excellent for frozen treats or meals
I have a young pittie girl who really benefits from having her meals and treats given as enrichment. I have bought SO many treat dispensers over the years and this is one of the best we’ve tried. I actually have two of these because they’re excellent. I love:+ Made of thick durable silicone that stands up to pitbull chewing. My girl has never bitten even a scrap off of these. Compare this to the well-known Toppl; my dog has chewed little bits off of the edges Toppls so that I had to throw them out.+ Wide mouthed with no side hole so they’re very easy to fill. Again, compare to the Toppl which has a hole you need to plug.+ Easy to freeze- no drips or spills+ Wobbly to play with which adds to the enrichment+ I freeze treats and meals in these to make them really long lasting, but you could also smear peanut butter on the insides and put dry treats or kibble inside.+ Easy to clean in the dishwasher or by handBOTTOM LINE: Easy to fill, easy to freeze, long lasting, fun way for your fur baby to get their meal or treats. 5 stars!
Kitty R –
Great, Heavy Pot
I ordered this because I am something of a collector of dog enrichment pots. I have another one of these from a different seller, in a lilac color, so I ordered this one in orange. I really like this design. It’s big, deep, bumpy, but easy for my dogs to clean out fully. The bottom is weighted so it keeps it upright. They are SO easy to clean, I actually just toss them into the dishwasher, but hand washing them is also a breeze, especially if you have a bottle/cup brush. They’re not chew toys, if your dog destroys the pot, it’s your fault, not the seller’s. They are soft silicone, they’re going to get teeth marks or pieces taken off if you let your dog chew on it. My dog has certainly taken a few chunks out of the several different ones we have, it’s part of owning dogs, most of them enjoy chewing on things.