Zogoflex Qwizl Dog Puzzle Treat Toy ? Interactive Chew Toy for Dogs ? Dispenses Pet Treats ? Brightly-Colored Dog Puzzles for Aggressive Chewers, Fetch, Catch, Non-Toxic, Tangerine, Large

My 4month old golden retriever would get through a bully stick in under an hour. She also once swallowed about a 4-inch bully stick end WHOLE. Like a duck, gulping it down before I could do anything. (She was fine, but it was what made me look for a holder because she could've choked). This is an ideal toy. She takes forever to eat bullys now, we're talking days not minutes. She'll carry it around and I can easily find it - plus it doesn't slide under the sofa now, either (I have a low-to-floor sofa but the sticks would slide under). It takes a lot of effort for me to shove a bully stick in, and I usually have to pull them out bit by bit because they're held so tight. The actual rubber has withstood her chewing so far, though bear in mind she has puppy teeth so that may change in the future. This is a very expensive toy, but it has absolutely saved me a LOT of money on bully sticks as she gets through them waaaayyy more slowly now. I also don't worry about leaving her alone for a bit with it, as she can't get the ends out to choke on.

Keeps my Lurcher happy for ages and was well worth the cost, have used over 10 separate occasions for around an hour at a time and he has yet to damage any part of it. Is also easy to fill and clean although I have not used wet ingredients in it. Would recommend to anyone with a large dog that loves to chew.

Great addition to our dog’s toys. Really slows down her eating of things like dental sticks. I either use it for these or freeze ice cubes in the long moulds to pop in there which she loves. I’ve only knocked a star off because she managed to bite a small piece off so definitely not indestructible but she is a strong chewer.

One of few toy brands that dogs can't seem to destroy. They love this one with a beef chew inserted into it - the right sized chew can last for hours this way. Another option is blueberries, easier to push in if frozen. If they are at it for hours (as with the beef chew) then little bits can come off it but otherwise it stays pretty clean. A good alternative to Kong.

Up till finding west paw, the only toys my dogs couldn't destroy in minutes was the black Kong, which became limited in style and colour, these are great, hold dentasticks and various treats, colourful and strong enough to take my 2! And dishwasher safe

Expensive for what it is, it's tricky to get the food in and my dog can't get it all out from inside

I got this after reading an article about some of the things that it's bad to give your dog to chew. It works really well to keep him occupied as you can stuff quite a few healthy treats through the middle (I usually go for dental chews and beef chews). It's better of the chews are in strip form as that makes it harder to get them out and your dog will have to work longer at it. This is the perfect thing to keep our beagle quiet when one of us is on a work call where a series of arrooos in the background won't go down well.

This is the only toy my large yorkie has not managed to chew !! And he has had loads !! He chews all the Kong toys . It takes him ages to get a chew stick out of it