Soda Can – Durable Dog Treat Dispenser & Chew Toy Made in USA from Non-Toxic, Pet Safe, Food Safe Natural Rubber Material for Mental Stimulation, Problem Chewing, Calming Nerves, & More

I put half a nubbs in the can and my dog just rolls and throws the can all over until he gets the nubbs out. Best thing I ever bought

Great for a chewer. Most toys don't last a week. I have a hard time finding toys that aren't as hard as a rock that he can chew and not destroy in a day. These last for months. I really recommend this product. The first one I bought from a vender at a park in Henderson Nv and have ordered these twice online from Amazon. I buy two at a time but I think one lasts about six months. He sits there and chews on it for hours. Great product and I will continue to buy.

Very durable

I had high hopes for this toy and unfortunately it was chewed the first day. It couldn’t survive the puppy or my female doodle who is an aggressive chewer.

People may see a toy like this one and ask what makes it superior to its Kong counterpart. The sizing is comparable, pricing is within $1 for each respective size, and they're both made in the USA. I think the reason one would go with this toy over the Kong is aesthetic, plain and simple. Not gonna lie: it's a durable toy. My dog has smacked it into every surface imaginable, violently attacked it for the goodies inside (granted they were kosher beef hot dogs pieces at the time), and it is still going strong. The toy is sturdy enough to handle what my 75 pound puppy can throw at it. Why, then, am I rating this toy 5 stars when it has seemingly nothing to set it apart from its well-established competition? Because it's adorable. The writing in the can uses the same font one finds on cola cans from a certain Atlanta based soft drink company. The consistent shape makes it easier for me to hold in one hand, as well as easier for the dog to pick up and carry. Kong toys are not easy for the dog to just pick up and run with. This is a more suitable toy to a dog on the go. This toy is definitely a niche toy, but if you are looking to purchase a new Kong and have a particularly active dog who likes to run with his treats/toys, I highly recommend this. Also, it's adorable to see a dog with a can in its mouth (and if you can take a picture, you can make your family/friends think your dog likes to chew soda cans). It's a boatload of fun priced within $1 of its main competitor. There is a certain beer commercial that argues $1 is worth it for a better product. I tend to agree. Or, one could always buy one of each.

Lasted less than 2 minutes. One of the last durable toys out there.

My pup loves this! It is a little different than her kongs, so it gives a variety in fun. It fills up with more food than our Kongs (these fill about a cup of food, the XL kong is a little over a half of a cup) so they make great for feeding meals in. It is however, less durable. My dog likes to chew - I would say she’s an extreme chewer, but she likes to destroy when she can - and she definitely was able to begin to destroy this one. I think it’s mostly because of the soda can lip (she can chew and rip that off easily), but it does seem a tiny less sturdy than a Kong, which she’s never chunked up. She’s not able to fully destroy it, so I still love it. So just a heads up if you have a destroyer or extreme chewer - purchase the extreme version of this toy for longevity :) I highly recommend it!

Held up to our full grown Rottweiler