Pet-FunMedium Mango - Durable Rubber Chew Toy for Boredom, Tough Treat Dispenser, Long-Lasting Puzzle Feeder, Strong Teething Cleaning Chew for Medium/Small Dog/Puppy Average Chewers

My cockapoo puppy destroys most toys that we give her, so far she has been unable to completely destroy this one but has definitely chewed a lot of the rubber off. However, it's still functional and she enjoys to play with it. She struggles to get the treats out, which means it occupies her for about 25 mins before she gets bored and gives up. Definitely expensive for what it is, but I'd recommend to anyone who's dog is lively and difficult to keep busy.

My miniature poodle LOVED this toy but after a very short time he managed to chew off small pieces so sadly it had to go in the bin. All manufacturers give instructions about supervised play. My dog chews all his toys supervised or not. If I were to remove a toy when being chewed, he would never play!However, this is an excellent way of delivering food and to be fair, if I had only used it for this, there would have been no problem.It bounces in an unpredictable way which causes great amusement.I would recommend this toy but NOT if you have a very aggressive ‘chewer’.

My 16 week old puppy absolutely loves this! He is really teething at the moment and wants to chew everything and this is the first toy he hasn’t managed to destroy yet. It keeps him entertained for a good while, trying to get the treats out from inside and once he has then he chews on it.Very durable and sturdy - would definitely recommend!

I chop up little pieces of dried beef and put them inside and he loves it. he's worked out that if he spins it round the pieces sometimes come out, but it's all pretty erratic and keeps him well occupied and engaged. Just put little pieces of something suitably stinky inside that wont spoil and you're golden.

Joan of Bark is thrilled with her mango. It's durable enough her for big old jaws (she's a shar pei cross bull dog - I got the medium size), great to spread peanut butter on for her to lick off and releases treats slowly which keeps here entertained for a good deal of time.

Bought to entertain a working cocker spaniel puppy as I worry she gets bored when she's on her own or just sat.She really seems to like it. It's hard to get the treats out but it keeps her entertained. Have only tried with biscuit treats so far, but will buy some Pea-Mutt butter for the scored side which I think she'll love.It's sturdy, heavy, good-quality, material so even very sharp-toothed, strong dogs will probably manage to have a fair bit of a chew on this before it starts to break.

I have husky puppy and been using this for over a month . He is an extreme chewer, so absolutely loves it. Sometimes as part of his lunch, to slow him down . And sometimes just to give hime something to play with.

He gets fed up and leaves it