Woof Party Pupsicle Dog Treat Dispenser Toy

Description

Treat your furry companion to tons of fun with the Woof Party Pupsicle Treat Dispensing Dog Toy. This interactive puzzle is perfect for any occasion and is designed to keep your pup engaged and entertained. Simply unscrew the bottom, add a Woof Party Pupsicle Refill Pop (sold separately), and watch your furbaby go wild. The toy features drool-catching slots and a weighted base to prevent tipping, keeping playtime mess-free. And when it’s time to clean up, simply rinse it off or toss it in the dishwasher for hassle-free maintenance.

• Treat your furbaby to tasty playtime with this interactive puzzle toy.
• Each Woof Party Pupsicle Refill Pop (sold separately) offers approximately 30 minutes of playtime, making it perfect for pups who need extra engagement.
• Opens effortlessly for spill-free filling and quick cleanup.
• Made from natural rubber to withstand even the toughest chewers without the risk of dangerous shards.
• Drool-catching slots and weighted base that prevents tipping keep playtime mess-free.

My Pupsicle is Stuck

Help, my Pupsicle is stuck! We’ve got you covered! After using your Pupsicle for a while, we sometimes find that it can get a bit sticky which causes some difficulty in separating the two pieces. Here are a few tricks to try out:

1. Be Gentle: Hold your Pupsicle gently when trying to unscrew it. It’s natural to hold the Pupsicle tight while trying to unscrew it, but this can put additional pressure on the threads, which keeps them stuck.
2. Oil It Up: When the two pieces are separated, put a little olive oil on the threads to grease them up a bit. This will help to keep the gears operating smoothly!
3. Soak n Roll: Soak in warm water, and then roll your Pupsicle against the counter (like you’re rolling a lime). The warm water can help to dislodge any stuck food, and rolling it afterward will help finish loosening up anything that gets stuck.
4. Mr. Freeze: Try storing your Pupsicle in the freezer for a little bit and then trying to separate it. The cold temperatures can help to contract the rubber a bit so that it won’t stick!