Summit

I received this as a replacement for another toy which he quickly destroyed. He loves this thing with or even without treats! He loves it way more than he ever did his kong and so do I. I fill it with the Great Outside treats and one of those stick Hard and Chewy. It has been durable so far and looks like it will last a long time.

Summit is built tough for chewing and has a great bounce. Fill it with treats for added fun. It perfectly holds the chewy sticks that come in the monthly barkbox. And it’s a substantial size - our 80lb 1 yo superchewer gives it two paws up.

This toy came recommended by the great people and pups of Bark, as a replacement for another heavy-chewer toy Dolores had started to quickly destroy. And what a great recommendation!!! Just the toy alone keep her entertained, the natural rubber seems to satisfy her chewing needs, the ridges providing different texture, and the overall shape/design making her work to get her chew on. Dolores is a small dog (20 lbs), and although this toy is on the heavier side, she’s loving hauling it around.

I froze some peanut butter inside and some treats. The shape of the top makes it fun for my dog to push it around while trying to get all the treats inside.

Similar to Kongs and Orbees in concept (large hole on one side opens to fillable cavern) but slightly shallower, the inside is a smooth taper, and the rubber is much thicker. Fits about half a cup of large dog kibble. Like all toys in this category, they can be a tremendous mental workout with the right fillings. We love that it’s shallow enough for my dogs can actually reach pb and yogurt in the end and thick enough I don’t worry about them destroying the toy to get their breakfasts. We don’t allow unsupervised play with the summit so I can’t speak to how it would stand up to a chewer bent on its destruction. Regular feeding use has not now impacted the toy.