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Sodapup Double Trouble Enrichment Chew Toy

Sodapup Double Trouble Enrichment Chew Toy

$14.99
$14.99
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Enrichment Chew Toys are easy-to-use brain games that help exercise your dog's mind and keep them busy! Think of it as a lollipop for dogs 😃
When used correctly, these enrichment toys help tap into your dog's food drive and keep them happy and distracted. Here’s why you’ll love this Double Trouble Enrichment Chew Toy ⤵️

  • Help reduce boredom and destructive behaviors

  • Helps with anxiety and stress during grooming and bathing

  • Keep your dog busy and not bored by working your dog’s mind to stay engaged & active

  • Can be filled with spreads (peanut butter, etc.), treats, or even some chews!

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How to Use Sodapup Double Trouble Enrichment Chew Toy

How to Use Your Toy

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This toy is dishwasher safe (top rack) or can be cleaned with warm soapy water.

How to Use Sodapup Double Trouble Enrichment Chew Toy

FAQs

Yes. It is made in the USA from non-toxic materials.

The toy is about 3.5" tall x 3" wide and weighs 7.1 ounces.

You can use a variety of dog-safe food items like peanut butter (xylitol free), plain yogurt, applesauce (no sugar added), etc or they can be stuffed with training treats or chews.

If your dog enjoys food and chewing, then they will love this toy!

Suggested Training

22 activities to engage your dog's mind & keep them busy.

With these Enrichment Activities, you'll have access to 22 activities that will help keep your dog engaged, improve their confidence, and help decrease problem behaviors.

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Sheila Cook
Active dog treats

My dog, a medium poodle/bichon mix, does not respond to, and is not interested in ANY toys. (Whoever heard of a dog that won't chase a ball?) Can't get him to play with anything! The only thing that he's interested in is things that contain food, like feeding mats or puzzles containing food. I'm concerned that he' will get too much food and become overweight.
Have you any suggestions?