Teaching your dog how to use the TreatStik?
· There are two sizes- small and large- so make sure you choose one that is appropriate for your dog.
· Most dogs will need to learn to use this toy. Most will not know how to use it the first time you give it to them.
· Fill the toy with treats or kibble.
· The item that you choose to fill the TreatStik with must fit through the oval hole.
· Place it on the floor and push it so the treats fall out.
· If your dog struggles with using it, put peanut butter on it to encourage them to play with it.
· Make sure you allow your dog enough time to learn how to play with this toy.
· This toy is very good for dogs that are food motivated. Dogs that are motivated with other things such as balls, may take a lot more time to get used to it.
Safe use of the TreatStik
· While this toy is durable, no toy is indestructible, supervise your dog’s use with this product.
· Inspect the TreatStik regularly. Look for cracks, missing pieces, tears, and other imperfections.
· Replace worn or damaged toys immediately.
· This is NOT meant to be a chew toy.
What can I put in the TreatStik?
· Any food, treats, or kibble that will fit through the small hole can be used.
How can the TreatStik help with weight control?
· Dogs were meant to forage for their food. Feeding your dog with the TreatStik provides an easy, interactive, & stimulating way to give meals. Your dog will have a healthy release from boredom and be entertained while eating.
The TreatStik is also sometimes spelled TreatStix.
Showing posts with label dog toys. Show all posts
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Friday, September 25, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
What is the best kind of toy for my dog?
Let’s face it; there are millions of different kinds and varieties of dog toys on the market. How do you know what to choose?
First, you need to decide what kind of toy you are going for. Are you looking for a cheap toy that your dog can destroy or are you looking for an indestructible dog toy that they can’t? Are you looking for a challenging toy that will make them think and keep them busy or are you looking for a toy to be used in the water?
Cheap dog toys can be found anywhere, while they are good for a dog that just tears it up right away, wouldn’t it make more sense to get a toy that is durable and lasts longer? While these durable toys may cost more initially, in the long run they are actually more cost effective because you buy less of them.
Durable Dog Toys are hard to find, but there are options out there. Toys such as the Goughnut as guaranteed, so even if your dog does destroy it, you can get a replacement one for free! Also Tuffy’s brand dog toys have a scale of 1-10, 10 being the toughest. They are stitched many times so that your dog can not tear it apart. Dog toys made out of fire hose are also very tough and perfect for dogs that manage to chew through them a lot. There are also Tuff Balls tennis balls that are very durable and non toxic, unlike many dog toys out there.
Interactive dog toys are good for dogs that have a never stopping mind and need something to keep them busy. Toys such as the Treatstik and Canine Genius Leos are made to have food and treats put in them and then your dog has to work to get it out. The Nina Ottosson dog toys are puzzle dog toys that your dog has to work to get rewards. They come in many levels so whether your dog is a beginner or advanced, there is a level for them that will keep them occupied. The Hide a Toy series (puzzle dog toys) are good for dogs that like to tear apart toys- they allow you to put the toy back together after your dog thinks they have destroyed it!
Tug and fetching Toys need to be durable and long lasting. The Pentapulls from Doggles are a high quality toy that can stand up to the rigors of two dogs pulling on it. Water wubbas can be used for playing fetch on the lake; they are large and brightly colored!
Stuffing less dog toys are good for dogs that main purpose when they get a toy is to rip out all of the stuffing. They look just like an average dog toy, but they do not contain stuffing, thus dogs do not have the want to tear the toy apart and it will last longer.
First, you need to decide what kind of toy you are going for. Are you looking for a cheap toy that your dog can destroy or are you looking for an indestructible dog toy that they can’t? Are you looking for a challenging toy that will make them think and keep them busy or are you looking for a toy to be used in the water?
Cheap dog toys can be found anywhere, while they are good for a dog that just tears it up right away, wouldn’t it make more sense to get a toy that is durable and lasts longer? While these durable toys may cost more initially, in the long run they are actually more cost effective because you buy less of them.
Durable Dog Toys are hard to find, but there are options out there. Toys such as the Goughnut as guaranteed, so even if your dog does destroy it, you can get a replacement one for free! Also Tuffy’s brand dog toys have a scale of 1-10, 10 being the toughest. They are stitched many times so that your dog can not tear it apart. Dog toys made out of fire hose are also very tough and perfect for dogs that manage to chew through them a lot. There are also Tuff Balls tennis balls that are very durable and non toxic, unlike many dog toys out there.
Interactive dog toys are good for dogs that have a never stopping mind and need something to keep them busy. Toys such as the Treatstik and Canine Genius Leos are made to have food and treats put in them and then your dog has to work to get it out. The Nina Ottosson dog toys are puzzle dog toys that your dog has to work to get rewards. They come in many levels so whether your dog is a beginner or advanced, there is a level for them that will keep them occupied. The Hide a Toy series (puzzle dog toys) are good for dogs that like to tear apart toys- they allow you to put the toy back together after your dog thinks they have destroyed it!
Tug and fetching Toys need to be durable and long lasting. The Pentapulls from Doggles are a high quality toy that can stand up to the rigors of two dogs pulling on it. Water wubbas can be used for playing fetch on the lake; they are large and brightly colored!
Stuffing less dog toys are good for dogs that main purpose when they get a toy is to rip out all of the stuffing. They look just like an average dog toy, but they do not contain stuffing, thus dogs do not have the want to tear the toy apart and it will last longer.
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