Jouet distributeur de friandises Karim Rashid kibbler

My dog figured out the two-side compartments almost instantly — the stick treat slot is perfect for his favorite dental chews. Finally a toy that keeps him busy without any chemical smell.

The rubber feels sturdy and safe — no weird chemical smell like some toys. My pup figured out the stick treat slot in minutes and keeps going back for more.

My dog is obsessed with the two-side compartments; I can put kibble in one side and a small stick treat in the other, which keeps her busy for a solid 20 minutes. The rubber feels sturdy and durable for her aggressive chewing.

The treat slots are a nice size for both the little training bits and the bigger sticks, and the rubber has a satisfying give without being too soft. My dog actually stayed busy with it for a solid twenty minutes, which is a win in our house.

My dog is usually picky with toys, but he went straight for the stick treat holder and kept gnawing for half an hour. The natural rubber feels sturdy without any weird chemical smell, which I appreciate for his health.

My dog usually loses interest in toys fast, but the two-sided treat compartments keep her busy for ages trying to get every last kibble out. The rubber is soft enough to flex yet feels super durable, and I love that it's BPA-free.

The rubber has a strong smell right out of the package, but it seems sturdy enough. My dog is interested in the treat slots, though she loses interest once the kibble is gone. It’s okay for a quick puzzle, but not something that keeps her busy for long.

The two-side compartments are a clever idea, but the rubber has a slight chemical smell that hasn't faded after a week. My dog eventually figured out how to get the treats out, but the toy itself feels durable. It's okay for the price.