Woof Pupsicle Pops - Premade Long Lasting Dog Pupsicle Pop Treats

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I recently tried the WOOF Pupsicle Refill Pops for my Labrador and these have quickly become our go-to warm weather snack. Here’s why I love them:Long Lasting and Low MessFrozen straight from the pack, each XL pop lasts my pup a solid 10 to 15 minutes of enthusiastic licking, which is perfect for cooling down on hot afternoons. Even with vigorous licking there’s hardly any drippy mess to clean up thanks to the sturdy stick design and thick texture.Wholesome IngredientsThe ingredient list is short and recognizable: real chicken broth, yogurt, and a touch of honey. No artificial colors or flavors means I feel good giving these as an occasional treat or reward after a walk.Pre-Made ConvenienceNo prep work required. Just pop them in the freezer and grab whenever you need a quick distraction or a way to slow down chewing. The refill format is great for families who go through frozen treats quickly.Packaging and ValueEach two-pack of five XL pops comes in resealable sleeves that keep unused pops fresh. The price per treat is very reasonable given their size and quality. I also appreciate that the packaging is compact and easy to store.Final ThoughtsIf you’re looking for a fuss-free, healthy way to help your dog beat the heat, these Pupsicle refills are a top pick. They deliver on taste, durability, and nutrition with minimal cleanup. Highly recommend for any dog owner seeking a summer treat that’s both fun and functional!

She loves the taste of the birthday pops ! The size and quality it’s amazing especially when frozen the function of that works great keeps her busy for 20 mins. Chewing is easy for her and not hard on the teeth. Definitely best money I ever spent on treats

These are awesome! My golden loves these so much. It’s great to use when we have to leave for a while and she is alone. It’s also great for her to have treat. She loves the taste and they last a while. It usually takes her an hour to finish it if not longer.

Got this for my bfs family’s dog, with the matching toy because our dog has the L version and she loved hers. His family’s dog is a bit on the older side with an extremely sensitive stomach and she was able to eat these and play with the toy with no problem. They fit perfectly into the toy and last her about 45mins of play/ activity time (she’s a pro) they smell kinda tasty too, as soon as we open the package both dogs come running. I personally liked the ingredients, and how you can freeze them.

These are the largenpops, but they do not fill the toy to the top, no matter what toy it is. That's fine because you're dog has to watch their puppish figure anyway.Value for the money? You get 7, and the price for the pops range from $15 to $20 per bag for the large. Getting them on sale is a little more Value friendly. These are worth it for an occasional treat, otherwise not exactly as budget friendly as just freezing some broth, water, applesauce, or plain lactose free yogurt.The dogs liked the flavor, they said. The ingredients are good. The quality is good (they did not fall apart at any point until they finally fit through the treat hole). They do last my dogs quite a while, but not as long as the calming pops.

My dog absolutely loves these. He is a husky malamute mix and he is an extremely picky eater and he doesn't like most sweet dog treats. He also got bored of peanut butter after the 1st month of having it. But he loved these! I was worried when I bought the pupsicle and popped a frozen chicken broth cube in the pupsicle that he would turn his nose up at having to work so hard for a treat. Especially after that he drank the broth for the 1st time at room temperature the night before only to turn his nose up at the frozen version yesterday. I worried that he wouldn't get any use out of the pupsicle. I tried this pb&j birthday cake treat by itself and he went crazy for it! The smell that came from the bag smelled as good as a human treat if not better. Today I tried popping one into the pupsicle and offering it to him. He quickly bores of toys so I worried that he wouldn't enjoy trying to get the pupsicle Especially after he was able to just eat one and experience the full flavor of the treat without having to fight a toy to get tiny tastes of the treat slowly over time. But his eyes opened all the way and he was so excited! He has been chewing on it and licking at the treat for half an hour! I cannot believe that anything is keeping his attention for so long. If your pup won't use the pupsicle you have to try these pb&j birthday cake treats! They are pricey but they are so much cheaper than cycling through and purchasing treats that your dog won't eat. As I am a slow writer it has been a bit since I started writing this. My husky seems to have given up on the pupsicle. I will inspect the toy to figure out if he has simply given up on getting the treat or if he has finished the treat and needs another. Either way I will be buying these as a regular treat for my picky eater even if he eventually gives up on the pupsicle.

These are the best treats ever! If you have a dog that needs to be busy this is for you. It keeps my Aussie busy for at least 20 minutes.