Benebone Pawbler - Natural Rubber Interactive Enrichment Treat and Kibble Dispensing Dog Toy – Great for Boredom - Medium/Large
$16.19
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Benebone Pawbler - Natural Rubber Interactive Enrichment Treat and Kibble Dispensing Dog Toy – Great for Boredom - Medium/Large
$16.19
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- YUM PUZZLE: Make your dog earn it with this challenging natural rubber enrichment toy and slow feeder. Just fill with their favorite treats and watch them problem-solve their way to yum-town!
- EXERCISE AND ENRICH: Designed for medium to large dogs, watch as they roll the Pawbler unpredictably. This dog toy loves playing hard to get and is sure to keep them moving as they earn their treats.
- MAKE MEALTIME LAST: Let’s face it, most dogs act like jack rabbit at dinner. Slow them down with the Pawbler.
- EASY TO FILL AND CLEAN: Fill in a jiffy. The bottom half acts as a great kibble scoop. Then unscrew and toss in the dishwasher.
- HAPPINESS, GUARANTEED: Have an issue? Reach out to us directly and you’ll get a real person whose sole job is to make you and your pup happy. Shouldn't a dog enrichment toy make your dog happy?
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