TAILGLEE Freezable Treat-Dispensing Dog Toy — Refillable Rubber Slow Feeder (Large)
TAILGLEE Freezable Treat-Dispensing Dog Toy — Refillable Rubber Slow Feeder (Large)
- Ships from our US warehouse — 2–5 business days
- Sizes, weight limits and fit notes listed in full below
- 30-day returns on unused items — no restocking fee
A dog that empties its bowl in ninety seconds hasn't been fed. It's been refuelled.
Dogs are built to work for food — to search, dig, chew and problem-solve their way to it. A bowl removes all of that. What’s left is a dog with the same drive and nothing to spend it on, which is where counter-surfing, shredded post and 6 p.m. restlessness come from.
Pack this, freeze it, and a portion that took ninety seconds takes half an hour of licking and problem-solving instead.
What to fill it with
| Easiest start | Their own wet food, or soaked kibble |
| Good additions | Plain natural yoghurt, mashed banana, pumpkin purée, wet-and-frozen kibble |
| Never use | Any peanut butter containing xylitol (check the label — it is fatal to dogs), grapes, raisins, onion, chocolate |
| Freeze time | 4–6 hours, or overnight |
Is this right for your dog?
We would rather you skip this than return it.
- Medium or large dog that inhales meals
- Crate training, or need quiet during a call
- Bored dog showing destructive habits
- You have freezer space and 5 minutes the night before
- Your dog is a power chewer. The manufacturer says it plainly: not for the mighty chewers. A dog that destroys rubber will destroy this.
- You want something to leave with an unsupervised dog all day
- You won’t wash it after each use — food residue in a rubber toy goes off
- Small breed — this is the large size
Questions people actually ask
Will it survive an aggressive chewer?
No. This is a treat-dispensing and licking toy, not a power-chew toy. If your dog shreds rubber, buy a chew toy rated for that instead — we’d rather say so here than take the return.
How do I clean it?
Warm soapy water and a bottle brush after every use, then air dry fully before refilling. Rubber toys with food left inside develop mould in the crevices.
Does the filling count as extra food?
Yes. Take it out of the daily ration rather than adding it on top — easiest is to stuff it with part of their normal meal.
Is peanut butter safe?
Only if it contains no xylitol (sometimes listed as birch sugar). Xylitol is fatal to dogs in small amounts and appears in many “no sugar added” brands. Read the label every time — recipes change.
My dog gave up after two minutes.
Start easy. First few times, don’t freeze it and pack it loosely so food falls out quickly. Build difficulty once your dog knows it’s worth working at.
Care instructions vary by product — see the specifications in the description above for what applies to this item. As a general rule: wipe hard surfaces with a soft damp cloth and air dry, wash removable fabric covers cold and air dry rather than tumble drying, and store away from direct sunlight.
Shipping. Every product we sell ships from a warehouse inside the United States. Orders are picked within 1 business day and typically arrive in 2–5 business days. No customs, no overseas transit. Free shipping on orders over $50.
Returns. You can return an unused item in its original packaging within 30 days for a full refund. Message us first and we will issue a return authorisation — there is no restocking fee. Items that have been assembled, used by a pet or washed cannot be returned for hygiene reasons, so please check the dimensions and weight limits before ordering.
If your item arrives damaged, incomplete or not as described, email us with a photo within 30 days and we will replace it or refund you in full. You will not be asked to ship a damaged item back at your own cost.
We are a small shop. If you are unsure whether a product suits your pet, message us before you order — we would rather talk you out of the wrong thing than process a return.
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