BARK Super Chewer Treats n' Sweets Gumdrop Tough Treat Dispensing Dog Toy, Pink
In a Nutshell
- Durable and well-made
- Difficult for dogs to get treats out
- Best suited as a chew toy, not a treat dispenser
- Not ideal for smaller dogs
Quick Verdict
The BARK Super Chewer treat dispensing toy is well-made but has significant usability issues. The opening is too stiff, making it hard for dogs, especially smaller ones, to get treats out. Some dogs gave up entirely. It's a good choice for durable toys but not for treat dispensing.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
One dog got its jaw stuck in the opening.
Prevention: Monitor use and supervise dogs while they are playing with the toy.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Durability (3)
The toy is made of heavy-duty, durable material.
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Good for Chewing (2)
The toy is great for heavy chewers.
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Large Capacity (1)
Holds a lot of treats.
Cons
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Difficult Dispensing (5) major
The opening is too stiff, making it hard for dogs to get treats.
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Not Suitable for Smaller Dogs (3) major
The opening is too small for smaller dogs to use effectively.
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F tagja (1) minor
It only takes a specific size and shape of treats.
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Safety Concerns (1) critical
One dog got its jaw stuck in the opening.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners with large, aggressive chewers — The toy is durable and can withstand heavy chewing.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of smaller dogs — The opening is too stiff and small for smaller dogs to use effectively.
- • Owners looking for a treat dispensing toy — The design makes it difficult for dogs to dispense treats.
Durability & Care
Factors: Aggressive chewing
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Clean regularly to prevent stuck treats.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this toy suitable for smaller dogs?
No, the opening is too stiff and small for smaller dogs to use effectively.
Highlighted Reviews
"Bubba didn’t quite understand this the first time around. He tried to lick the food out through the hole. I’m not sure why though since he’s used a lot of rolling treat dispensers. He got the kibble soggy and then it didn’t want to come out. His second time went better. I set it on the floor..."
"Toodon't fix it so I could have let her do that some more and she didn’t give up. My dog (60# staffy) managed to get his lower jaw stuck in the opening in the first 3 minutes. I got him extricated but now he’s scared if it and I would not want that to happen again anyway.I liked the smaller trea..."
Bottom Line
If you're looking for a durable toy, this is a good choice. However, if you want a treat dispensing toy, consider alternatives that are easier for dogs to use.