Bully Stick Holder for Dogs - Medium Size - Interactive Dog Toy, Dog Treat Holder, Slow Feeder, Treat Dispenser, Chew Toy and Dog Safety Device

This is the best bully stick holder I have used. It does take a bit of effort to remove once finished, but I would rather struggle at the end taking it out than have it come out easily and potentially have a choking hazard for my dog.The rubber is also high quality and doesn’t wear if my dog chews on it. The safest bully holder on the market!I also had an issue that was very quickly and easily resolved regarding ordering, but the seller was very prompt with responding and correcting.

I’m pretty happy with this Bully Stick holder, works great for my dog. He’s a 25 pound mixed breed who is a pretty aggressive chewer. He did manage to pull one stick out of the holder, but it was thinner than the others bully sticks I’ve used. The key is to get bully sticks that fit the size range specified by the manufacturer for the size holder you buy. With the right size bully stick, he chews down to the rubber disk and cannot get the stub out, which is exactly how it’s supposed to work.The manufacturer has good videos and instructions, I followed those with a couple improvements. To remove the remaining stub of the bully stick, I mounted the recommended bolt on a 4” x 4” piece of wood. That works great. To prepare the disk when inserting a new stick, I half fill a glass container with water and put in the disk, then in the microwave for 1 minute. Saves water and time.The rubber disk itself is heavy duty and looks like it will last. My dog is not bothered by the weight of the disk, he had no hesitation chewing his bullies when I put the sticks in the disk. I’m glad I have this to make bully sticks safer for my dog. Definitely recommend this item.

Product works very well to keep dogs from swallowing large sections of bully stick. You end up throwing a portion of the stick away, but this is a small sacrifice given the item prevents choking/stomach issues. Holder also extends the life of the bully stick such that the dogs are spending much more time chewing than they do without it. Must use larger sticks with this item and it is a bit of a chore to get the stick in place---but again worth it. I plan to buy the other sizes to accommodate the skinny sticks that are often part of multi packs.

My pup loves bully sticks, however, about 2 months ago, she vomited up a 1.5" piece of bully stick that she swallowed when I wasn't watching her. I didn't want to have to take away a favorite treat, so I looked for a way to minimize the risk of her swallowing a chunk of it again. The bully stick holder does exactly what it claims to do. It's extremely durable so the pup can play with it when it's not holding a bully stick and it keeps the stick in place. It can be difficult to get the bully stick in sometimes depending on the thickness but that also means it's extremely difficult for the pup to get that last inch or so of bully stick out of the holder (it's difficult for me to get that last piece out of the holder as well). It also keeps her interested far longer as that last piece of bully stick that remains in the holder is enticing and keeps her engaged with the toy/treat for hours longer than if it wasn't in the holder.

I have an 8 month old Standard Schnauzer. She's an aggressive chewer, to be sure, so I had my doubts about this holder, but decided it was worth a try. It's made of hard rubber, and holds the stick pretty firmly. I ran it down to the middle of a 12" bully stick, so that she wouldn't just put her feet on it and pull the stick out. She's strong, and smart. Smarter than me, it seems, cause that made little difference. She got the entire bully stick out, and then started chewing on the holder itself. My bad...I got distracted and wasn't watching as closely as I should. But she did finish off the ENTIRE stick, so she got it out somehow...and had the holder pretty well chewed. Not destroyed, but that's probably only because I DID finally realize she was done with the stick. If you have a mild mannered chewer, a tiny dog that isn't as strong, or a dog with little imagination & determination, this might work out fine. But, in my case, it's wasted money.

I got this product for our pedigree Havanese dog, Beau, who is only 14 lbs. He loves bully sticks, but we had to take them away when only half-chewed due to the choking risk. Bully sticks are expensive! Now with the bully stick holder, not only is the problem solved but Beau has extra fun chasing the round holder along with a stick in it, or part of a stick. Plus the holder wriggles when it rolls, so much fun to chase! For fat bully sticks, one will stay in place. For thin bully sticks, I use an end piece as well as the new bully stick, i.e. 2 thin bully sticks are needed to be sure they stay in place and Beau cannot pull them out. Also, he can hold the bully stick holder with his paws and chew on the bully stick - so cute! I cannot comment for larger dogs, but this product is GREAT for smaller dogs. We are with Beau all the time, but for those who have to leave their dog alone at home in the day, this is a great item for helping play and fun, as long as it is used supervised at first to make sure your pet can play with it safely. PS. Please keep your pet healthy and only buy bully sticks without harsh chemicals!

The media could not be loaded. This thing worked AMAZINGLY. It’s hard as heck to get the bully stick in, I bashed it on the counter top a couple times lol But my dog who normally would have finished one bully stick in an hour and then swallowed the end piece has been working on the same stick for two days now. Will never not use one again

Holds but my dog can take the bully stick out