Dogs love this toy
Both my dogs, a beagle and a terrier mix, enjoy trying to get treats out of this. It's easy to pull apart and stuff, and the natural latex rubber seems very durable. A great way to provide mental stimulation.
Looking for an enrichment toy and slow-feeder in one? Meet the Porcini™ Toy — a durable, chew-resistant dog toy inspired by nature. This colorful toy is built for slow feeding and mental enrichment — just pull apart the two-piece cap and stem and stuff the easy-to-clean internal chamber with your dog's favorite treats or an entire meal. Despite its large size, dogs of all sizes can benefit from this interactive toy and its slow-feeder benefits. Made with natural latex rubber and built for moderate chewers, the Porcini™ Toy is dishwasher safe and FDA Approved Food Contact Safe. Chew Style: Moderate Play Style: Slow Feeder, Treat & Enrichment, Pull-Apart Dimensions: 6 in x 6 in x 6.5 in
| Features | Moderate Chewer, Food Contact Safe, Two-Piece Design |
|---|---|
| Material | Natural Latex Rubber |
| Play Style | Slow Feeder, Treat & Enrichment, Pull-Apart |
| Enrichment Type | Slow Feeder, Treat Dispensing, Puzzle |
| Difficulty Level | Moderate |
| Care Instructions | Dishwasher Safe |
Both my dogs, a beagle and a terrier mix, enjoy trying to get treats out of this. It's easy to pull apart and stuff, and the natural latex rubber seems very durable. A great way to provide mental stimulation.
This Porcini toy has become a regular part of my dog's routine. It's a good size and holds a decent amount of food, making meal times last longer. My only minor gripe is that sometimes small kibbles get really stuck in the crevices and are hard for him to dislodge without a lot of effort, which can be a bit frustrating for him.
My dog enjoys working for his treats with this Porcini toy. It's pretty durable for a moderate chewer and the two pieces fit together securely. Sometimes it can be tricky to get every last crumb out of the inside. We got the Gray Sky version.
My small terrier couldn't really figure out how to get treats out of this Porcini toy, even when I tried making it easier for her. She just gave up quickly. It might be better for larger dogs or those with more persistence.
This toy works great for slowing down mealtime for my lab. It's durable enough for his moderate chewing, but a friend's power chewer probably wouldn't get much life out of it. The natural latex rubber feels sturdy.