Penny Puppy Toys & Products Reviews

'Penny Puppy'
Toys & Products Reviews

This is not a recommended list of toys and products for your pet.
This is Penny Puppy's experiences with these products.
I'm not an affiliate nor an associate of any company that makes the products listed here.

bitter apple spray Penny has tried to dig past or chew it off everything fabric I sprayed with this. It's so strange to me. However, it works well on hard textured surfaces like window seals and tv stands, Penny doesn't gnaw at them anymore.	large tennis ball textured type ball She has the best time playing with them. She chases them and kicks them around, almost reminds me of a soccer player. It still hasn't gone flat after a month of playing. However, if it wasn't so sturdily made, it would be flat.
The Kong is a curious looking treat feeder. It took Penny awhile to figure out how to eat stuff from it. She doesn't like the usuall suggested stuffing stuff. It took me a month of pondering on what to stuff it with, that she might like and would be okay for her to eat & then it occurred to me....canned dog food. WINNER! I put hard kibble in the bottom and fill it the rest of the way with canned dog food. It freezes beautifully.	The molecuball is a real joy. Penny has fun flipping & rolling it around. She learned super fast how to empty it. It's a sturdy hard plastic. She has gnawed on it, but she hasn't made a dent in it. So it's keeper.
rope chew bone toy Made of super hard plastic & sturdy rope. I do like this chew toy. It lasts a long time before having to be thrown away. Tiny pieces of plastic flakes off while Penny gnaws on it. (I haven't noticed her choking nor any tummy problems from the plastic flakes.) You have to be cautious when buying one of these rope type chews, there's one type that looks like these but it's a lighter weight textured plastic and Penny chewed big hunks out of it in less than an hour. Supervise your dog or puppy when giving it this object.	The roll-a-treat ball was a big hit for about 15 minutes. After Penny ate all the snacks from it, she then proceeded to eat the ball. You can see the hole in the picture. I was able to get the little chunk from her before she swallowed it. Supervise your dog or puppy when giving it this object.