SodaPup Flower Pot Tough Dog Treat Dispenser Toy, Medium/Large
In a Nutshell
- Great for smaller dogs and simple treats.
- Durability issues reported for larger dogs.
- Engaging design, satisfactory functionality.
Quick Verdict
The SodaPup Flower Pot Tough Dog Treat Dispenser Toy is a fun and engaging toy for dogs, especially useful for holding treats. However, durability issues reported for larger, stronger dogs that make it weaker in the same environment.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Not suitable for aggressive chewers. The toy becomes torn apart by dogs within minutes>
Prevention: Consider more durable toys for heavy chewing dogs.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Easy to Clean (1)
Users appreciate that the toy is easy to clean.
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Fun for Small to Medium Dogs (2)
Works well as a treat dispenser for smaller to medium sized dogs.
Cons
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Durability Issues (3) major
The Toy is not durable with high use in the toy.
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Size Issues (1) major
The capacity is smaller than expected.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dogs of Small/medium Size — I took this for my large sized puppy for his meals .
✗ Skip If
- • Large dogs — dog breeds will vary
Durability & Care
Factors: chew strength of the dog, type of treats used
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Avoid filling with hard treats or peanut butter.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Can this toy be cleaned in a dishwasher ?
cleaning tips mention it wasn't forseit
What is the capacity of this toy?
Detail value score, normally about 1/2 a cup
Highlighted Reviews
"My dog usually gives up on kongs when the filling is hard to get to, which makes them hard to clean. He licks these pots clean!"
"Ordered this for enrichment for my dog and we love the brand however he has this for all of 5 minutes with some peanut butter and got a very large chunk off the edge of it. Needless to says we will not be using it again ."
Bottom Line
Consider this toy if you have a small or medium-sized dog and are looking for a fun treat dispenser. However, be prepared for durability issues. For larger, more enthusiastic dogs, alternative toys might be more appropriate.