These licking toys are the perfect size for tiny dogs to lick and play with. Please do not allow any other size of dog to play with them as they will either be broken or chewed in the powerful jaws of even small sized dogs (and even swallowed whole by medium to large dogs).

EVERLASTING TREAT BALL - SMALL
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED - Dogs have to LICK their way through the edible chicken flavour Treat Cap to get at the tasty treats you put inside the ball. Prevents destructive boredom behaviours, separation anxiety and provides mental stimulation.

Fill the Everlasting Treat Ball with dried dog food, or your dog's favourite snack

Increase the challenge by filling the ball and inserting an Everlasting Treat

Is your dog already an expert? Fill the ball and insert TWO Everlasting Treats (one at either end) so that your dog will have to lick through the caps before he gets to the goodies inside.

Increase the challenge even more by turning the Treat Cap upside down so that it curves inwards - this makes it harder to lick and knaw the Cap.

Click here for more information on how to use the Everlasting Treat Ball

BENTO BALL - SMALL
Made from the same soft yet hard-wearing rubber as the Everlasting Treat Ball, this treat toy offers the option of licking, problem solving to get at the treats inside, and cleaning your dog's teeth with the dimples on the outside of the Ball. This toy only has one area for the treat cap - not two. See above for suggestions on how the Bento Ball can be used.
Size - 6.5 cm (2.5") diameter

PUPPY KONG - SMALL
The Puppy Kong's design, size and unique soft chewy rubber formula provide all the benefits a growing puppy needs. Suitable for puppies of toy & small breeds up to the age of 6 months. See below for suggestion on how it can be used.
CHEW SCALE - approx 4/10

CLASSIC RED KONG - SMALL
This unique natural rubber Kong dog toy has an unpredictable bounce and remarkable elasticity which withstands all but the toughest chewers. Suitable for tiny dogs. The Kong is one of the best known of all dog toys and has rightly earnt its place as being one of the most useful ways of keeping a dog amused. Sticky, gooey foodstuffs are pushed inside the Kong so that the dog has to stretch its tongue into the hole at the bottom of the toy and try and get them out. For instance -

First smear the top and inside of the Kong with a small amount of something sticky (eg meat or fish paste, pate, peanut butter, honey, cheese spread, butter or margerine - just a little will go a long way and will do very little harm to your dog's weight or health!). This stickly stuff will be the hardest to empty from the Kong.

Then pack the Kong with larger treats and biscuits which will get jammed inside and hard to pull out. Why not try a slice of bread with something sticky spread on it - or tinned dog food. Left overs from your meals can also be stuffed into the Kong so that your dog has to work hard to enjoy these high value rewards. Whatever flavours you choose, there is no need to fill the Kong all the way - too much of a good thing can be fattening!

For other suggestions on how to stuff Kongs - Click here

Once the Kong is stuffed it can be kept in a plastic bag in the fridge until the moment when you want to distract your dog and give it a Kong to occupy its mind (eg when you are going our and leaving it alone for an hour or two).

The Kong can also be frozen so that the contents have to soften and thaw while they are being licked out.

Try to avoid preparing the Kong in front of your dog and giving it to them straight away as this can lead to over excitement, frustrated barking etc.

Some dogs enjoy the challenge of having a Kong slightly longer than their tongue can reach, so that they have to bounce and chew the Kong in order to dislodge the elusive tasty moresel at the far end. Therefore we strongly recommend offering your dog a variety of sizes to make licking a Kong more interesting.

CHEW SCALE - approx 7/10

As with any product, supervise your pet's use of these toys. Inspect them regularly for rips or tears and remove the toy if damaged or if parts become separated, as injury may result.