🍦Frozen Treat Dog Toy, Ice Cream Cone Slow Feeder🐕
One toy replaces multiple types of dog toys—cooling, feeding, enrichment, and chewing—all in one. It's easy to use, easy to clean, and thoughtfully designed for real-life moments when dogs need something fun and engaging.
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Perfectly Sized for Medium & Large Dogs
Designed for dogs weighing 25–75 lbs, this easy-to-grip toy is made for interactive play, fun, and everyday enrichment.
Keep Them Focused, Get More Done
A fun and engaging way to keep your dog happily occupied during crate time, mealtime, or grooming. Designed to turn everyday routines into rewarding moments while helping reduce boredom and keep pups focused.
One Toy, Three Ways to Play
Keep your dog entertained with three fun play options: freeze and lick for a refreshing treat, roll and dispense for engaging food play, or chew for long-lasting fun. One versatile toy, endless ways to keep tails wagging.
FAQ
What does 3-in-1 mean?
It gives dogs 3 ways to stay busy: chew, frozen licking, and roll-to-dispense play.
How do I use the frozen treat feature?
Fill the cup, freeze it, then slide it into the toy.
Do I need to remove the frozen treat from the cup first?
No. Freeze it in the cup and use it directly.
How does the treat-dispensing mode work?
Add dry kibble or small treats, then let your dog roll the toy to release rewards little by little.
Can my dog use it without food inside?
Yes. The textured body also works as an everyday chew toy.
How can I contact you?
Please use the contact form on our website and our team will be happy to help.
What size dogs is it best for?
Best for medium to large dogs(25-75 lbs).
Can I use it for meals or just treats?
It works well for portioned meals, snacks, and everyday enrichment.
What can I freeze in the cup?
Yogurt, pumpkin, broth-based purees, xylitol-free peanut butter, and ready-made treats like WOOF Pupsicle Refill Pops all work well in the cup.
What size kibble works best?
Dry kibble and small treats work best for smoother release.
Will it roll under furniture?
It can in tight spaces, so open-floor play works best.