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Barkbox Super Chewer Cinamutt Roll Treat Dispensing Toy for Dogs and Puppies, Medium and Large Dogs
$20.99
About This
- Treat Spread: This toy holds your dog’s favorite spreadable treats (like peanut butter or plain greek yogurt) for a tasty twist on playtime.
- Great For Stimulation: Cinnamutt tough rubber construction is designed for chew-obsessed puppies or older dogs. Keep playtime engaging by adding treats, or bounce for a wacky game of fetch.
- Unique Design: This treat-holding toy was designed to make playtime last longer! Smear your dog’s favorite spreadable treats (or hide smaller chewy treats) in the grooves and let the irregular shape and vanilla scent create a challenging yet rewarding game. As always, our toys are designed by thoughtful dog-obsessed humans in New York City, USA.
- Indoor & Outdoor Enrichment: Grooved surfaces and unique designs make BarkBox Super Chewer toys the best in show. The different scents keep the toy interesting and stimulate your dog’s need to chew. This toy is completely free from rope, stuffing, and plush so there is no need to worry about cleaning up a mess after playtime.
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