Dog Toys, Puzzle Treat Dispensing Dog Toy, Interactive Puppy Toys, Durable Hide and Seek Nose Work Toy for Small, Medium (Ramen)

Our border terrier loves his Chewffon ramen interactive toy. Terriers can be prone to chew and dig if they are not kept entertained. By feeding kibbles and treats in Chewffon toys and giving his nose a good work out it helps keep him out of mischief. As a young pup he has also enjoyed chewing on the noodles even after the treats are finished to help with teething. Great dog toys.

A must-have for your doggies toy collection. When we first rescued our brother and sister duo, we were told they "wouldn't like toys and only like treats". It made us always second-guess buying toys for our dogs because we weren't sure if they would even take an interest in the toy let alone take the chance to play with it. But we saw a huge difference in their attitude towards this toy. The crinkle noises got their ears right up and they were hooked from the get-go. We have never seen both of our dogs more interested in a toy than ever before. The design is fun, unique, and colourful. Plus the noodles tuck perfectly into the cup, with a lid that shuts (Perfect for making the game harder for our pups). We have found a toy that allows our dogs to enjoy a toy and a treat at the same time, while also providing mental stimulation. We would highly recommend this toy.

Our dog loves snuffling for food and this and it's super cute. My only criticism is that the bits of 'vegetables' in the noodle aren't really big enough to get treats in. The noodles themselves are kinda like tough shoelaces and have survived a fair bit of chewing from our large dog.

Brilliant toy, very creative design. My dog loves playing "find it" and when it comes to toys, she generally only likes those that are soft and squeaky. This one doesn't actually squeak, but crinkles, yet she loves it!It took her a while to get it open the first time (simple, yet very clever velcro closure that sticks to the red soft material), but now she has mastered it, she's in in seconds, tearing out the innerds looking for the hidden treasure! She's bright and fussy and not a lot holds her interest, but this toy is a hit (perhaps a good emulation of disembowling...eww).I think the noodle version is superior to the crisp version, as treats can be broken up and hidden amongst the noodles as well as in the little pouches. I feel the crisp packet one is too simple/easy, but it depends on your dog's preference. My dog needs more of a challenge, so the noodle cup suits her better. So far it's held up perfectly to foraging and light tug and fetch games without damage. My dog is small and a fairly gentle chewer though.Combinging soft toys with hidden treats is a winning formula. We need lots more toys like this please! :)

Added feature of hiding training treats in the little pockets has my three shih-tzus loving this. All the loose noodles keep they entertained even without treats.

Our Lhasa Apso loves this toy/game which keeps him happy for half an hour. I’m not sure if it would be robust with a bigger dog as the pockets are really small. We have decided to watch him though as he swallowed one of the strands, he brought it straight back up so alls good. It also washes well, I have just chucked it in the washing machine and it was fine although I didn’t put fabric softener in with it. We bought him a snuffle mat but he wasn’t much for that but he absolutely loves this, such a great buy

I got this as a present for my brother’s dog and it went down a treat! Louis the dog loved it

Unfortunately the noodle section all had to go in the bin as its a pretty serious choking hazard. There are a number of O shaped sections that are wound around one another, meaning if your dog pokes their head through the o and happens to be pulling on a different part of the toy its very easy for them to cinch the part around their throat and throttle themselves. This is absolutely not acceptable in a dog toy.The rope parts are also not very sturdy and for more robust chewers it will be a mangled mess of string in fairly short order. The risk of a dog swallowing sections is similar to that of rawhide in danger since the pouches to put the treats are very small and snug, larger dogs may well just set about eating the pouch.The package portion is very krinkly and fun and you can place treats in it and close the lid so its not a total write off.