Long-lasting quiet in a beautifully designed dog toy. Easy to clean and fill with DIY or pre-made treats. 

The Pupsicle opens in the middle for easy filling, cleaning, and reuse. To get started, unscrew the bottom, drop in a treat, and give it to your dog.

They'll enjoy some playtime, and you'll get 30 minutes of uninterrupted me time!

This Product is Toy ONLY

Use Pupsicle Pops refills for an extra long-lasting distraction, or make your own treats with the DIY Treat Tray. 

How to Use
Open the Pupsicle by unscrewing the two halves, drop in a treat, and give it to your dog. It’s as simple as that! When you're finished, open the halves and rinse or drop it in the dishwasher. Treat, rinse, and repeat! 

Refill Options
Pupsicle Pops are our longest lasting treats (2-3x longer lasting than frozen treats). 

DIY options include wet food, peanut butter, bone broth, pumpkin (for digestion) and more. Sprinkle on some Super Strips or Love Nuggets for an extra special treat!

Our Pupsicle sizing is as follows:

Small: 2.9" in diameter and 2.2" tall with the hole in the middle (where your pup will try to get at the treat inside) being about 0.9" in diameter. We recommend this size for 10-25lb dogs.

Dogs 10-25lbs
Breeds like Frenchies, Pugs, and mini breed mixes.

Large: 3.6" in diameter and 2.8" tall, with the hole in the middle being about 1" in diameter. We recommend this size for 25-75lb dogs.

Dogs 25-75lbs
Breeds like Labs, Shepherds, and Poodle mixes.

X-Large: 4.8" in diameter and 3.8" tall, with the hole in the middle being about 1.5" in diameter. We recommend this size for dogs 75lbs and over.

Dogs 75lbs+

Breeds like Bernese Mountain Dogs and Mastiffs. 

Safety first 

We want to ensure your Pupsicle is the right size for your Pup! We recommend measuring between your dog's front lower canine teeth to make sure that gap is wider than the diameter of the hole on your pupsicle. This is to avoid the Pupsicle getting stuck on your dog's jaw due to incorrect sizing, or them having a particularly narrow lower jaw. 

If your dog does have a particularly narrow snout, consider going down one size.