KONG - Quest Foragers Flower - Dog Stuffed Toy, Cleans Teeth and Massages Gum - Available in Assorted Colours

The dog loves it and it keeps her quiet for ages. Have to say that some of the other Kong toys I've bought - especially the orange monkey on a rope - didn't live up to expectations at all... it survived for about 30 mins before Olive dismembered it (and she's not a big dog at all!). However this green thing is pretty indestructible and her 'go-to' toy when she wants a treat... or when I need a break!

Our cocker spaniel is a compulsive chewer. If I fill this with bits of cheese, dried chicken strips, treats and small biscuits plus a little of his kibble it keeps his busy and entertained for ages. Seems to stand up to the attention well and just needs a good wash before refilling. Sometimes if he leaves some of his food in his bowl I also stuff this in the forager and he shows renewed interest and spends ages getting it out.

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS!!!! I have a jack russell cross chihuahua, she is very clever, she used her paws like hands and a little tongue like an ant eater! I cut treat up small and put thinks like ham and tuna so they stick to the sides and harder to get out. I also put peanut butter mixed in to make it even more sticky. Shes at it for a good 20 minutes every time and it pretty tired after. The product is easy to clean and very durable. I have put mine in the dishwasher but not sure if you are suppose to....

I got this toy for my Pomeranian X JRT, who isn't the quickest whippet out of the gate. She's usually bemused by treat balls where the food is hidden from her view, and she seems most perplexed by the KONG Wobbler. Even the classic bonio hidden in a cardboard box took her months to master.SO, a toy where she can see, taste and smell the treat, but has to work a bit to get at it is just what she needed. The classic Kong toy with its one compartment was OK, but it wasn't stimulating enough to hold her attention. Of which she has very little.If I fill the compartments very tightly with fresh meat, PB, or sloppy kibble treats, she has a good 20 minutes trying to lick it all out. She might give up for a bit, but then rediscover it later and have a renewed go at getting into the crevices.When she first accidentally flipped it upside-down, I thought it was game over, as now the food had "vanished" from view, and it was surely too big and awkward a shape for her to flip back over again. But she actually managed to pick it up in her little jaws and turn it right ways up. Like the unified field theory, suddenly it all came together for her.When she's done, it's easy to clean by hand and quickly comes up sparkling. It's a nice firm rubber that can withstand a bit of gentle chewing, and it has a slightly textured surface to add grip on lino or carpet, so it doesn't slide about too much.In Summer, you can freeze it with fruit mash or meat for a cool treat.

This is perfect for my dachshund, I put natural yogurt in it and freeze it for him.

This is a good quality toy, as you would expect from Kong. My dog is bored of standard kongs and enjoys novelty, so I thought this would be a more interesting variation on a food foraging toy. I expected the uneven base to present a new and exciting challenge. Unfortunately, no matter what I put in it, she's not interested! Even her favourite, irresistable foods won't entice her! Either she doesn't feel confident about it, or she's scared of it (or perhaps doesn't like the smell?). She tried it once and now won't go near it ever again! £11 down the drain! Should have shopped around as it is cheaper elsewhere. A lot of dog toys are seriously overpriced on Amazon, so bear that in mind.

In our house sitting on the sofa means two border collies dropping a toy to throw, on your lap. They constantly want to play with you (not each other) and the little one is usually causing an argument by stealing whatever toy the older toy wants me to throw. Found this little gem at the back of the cupboard having been misplaced during a house move. Gave it to the youngster in her crate and it kept her amused for a whole hour and she was so knackered that she zonked out for another hour. The older dog then took the toy and proceeded to lick out the bits she’d missed (he’s a professional). Ordered another one for him. Two identical toys, two border collies, alone in the living room, no arguments amused and peace and quiet. It’s the holy grail of dog toys.

Spent the last two days watching our little dog carefully for signs of intestinal blockage. I thought we could trust the name KONG, but as you can see from the pictures obviously not. I gave this to my little girl in the kitchen whilst I was making a cup of tea, turned round after 5 mins to find it in this state and rubber all over the floor. My girl is just a 9lb dog! Imagine what a larger dog could do! Although she loved it and its a great idea, the rubber material is not robust enough and down right dangerous

I ordered this because I have been unable to find the Kong quest critters for sale anywhere and needed a new tool/you for my ever curious dog. It is bigger then I thought it would be and my clever dog had if figured out in under 10 minutes but it's a good distraction for a time. Durable and good value.

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I stuff it with peanut butter and treats to keep my dog busy while I drive 5 minutes to the off leash park. He is an anxious traveler and he soothes himself...distracts himself ...by working to free up the goodies. The first one lasted approximately 6 months...which is remarkable for a 75 lb dog.

Hund liebt es sich damit zu Beschäftigen. Hund und Herrchen sind begeistert :P

My dog and I both love this toy. I fill it with varieties of food and freeze it. My dog will work and chew and work on this for over 30 minutes. It is durable, I clean it in the dishwasher. I will eventually buy another one.