SodaPup 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 ordered the small (or XS I can't remember) and when it arrived, I was really shocked. It was S-M-A-L-L. The toy actually fit in the palm of my hand, which is no small feat as I am a very petite woman. I'm sure the measurements/dimensions were listed in the description but I must have glossed over them. Anyway, I decided to give the toy a go with my 4 month old Westie puppy, Lottie. She loved it. The size was perfect for her and I was able to cram in enough little treats to satisfy her (and not *too many* treats to satisfy *me*). Lottie must have REALLY loved the little SodaPup toy because I haven't seen it since. She has buried it someplace in the house for safekeeping. In the short time I had my hands on the toy, I found it to be very durable and can imagine it lasting quite a while should it appear again. As for price, well, I feel it is slightly more expensive than it should be. I think $5.99 on the low end to $7.99 on the high end.

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.

*UPATE* company offered to replace the item or refund the money. They were very considerate and professional. Adding stars to my initial review. If this happens in 15 minutes, what will happen in a hour? Our KONG XL extreme looks brand new after 2 months compared to the SodaPup after just a few minutes. Right out of the box my dog was able to start tearing chunks out of the SodaPup Can Toy (70lb pittie mix) If I let him he would just keep taking chunks out until the whole thing was torn apart. When I was younger I had to take one dog to the vet for his system being clogged up with rubber toy bits. Not looking for that experience again. I don't let him chew on any rubber toy by himself unsupervised, but this one I had to take away all together on day one. Disappointing, specially considering it cost more then double the price of the KONG XL Extreme (at the time of this review). I feel like I flushed money down the drain. The XL KONG extreme, which works pretty decent for us. I thought it would be fun to change it up and give a different company a shot. I really wanted it to work. I appreciate more tough toy options since so many are too flimsy for any dog, but this one was a waste of money for my big guy. Happy health to you and your pets!

Nice toy, but my boy (Staffordshire Bull Terrier) managed to split open the whole trying to get his treats out, so only reason it’s one star. He’s a chow hound and nothing gets between him and his snackos. Holds up pretty well, just have to keep a close eye on him, it’s easier for him to destroy it than to work to get the treats out, instant gratification. I made the treats a little smaller, although the process takes him less time of being entertained, he doesn’t tend to want to tear it up as much.

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.

Very durable

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

This was recommended to me by a dog trainer. it is so useful, I have stuffed it with chicken, cheese, liver cake, vegetables etc. I will stuff it and freeze it when the weather is warmer. It is a great distraction for my vizsla puppy and so useful when crate training

Perfect for my Husky and American staffy

Dog enjoys the challenge of retrieving treats out of this toy

I gave this to my most chewy dog who usually needs the black kongs (and even then will still destory them if left unsupervised) as it said for power chewers and it didn't last 2 minutes before she chewed the rim off the can. If I didn't always supervise their snack time she'd have definitely torn it to pieces easily.

Very excited to receive this toy. Puppy absolutely loved it but only survived half a day of chewing. Would love to know if they make a stronger version!