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Dog Training And Behavior Aids Deep-textured grooves design make it easy to fill sticky foods like peanut and butter. The raised parts can separates the food, makes slow feeding come true It can effectively reduce the pet's eating speed and extend the meal time, thereby preventing indigestion. Train your pet to lick food instead of eat like wolves and tigers. Read more Help Dogs Distract And Relieve Anxiety Dogs have bad moods too, just like humans. If dogs are often trapped in crates, they will become restless and anxious. When they leaving the crate, hey will seek something to chew and destroy everywhere to vent their emotions. The dog's housebreaking is undoubtedly the most troublesome problem for every dog lover. This dog cage training toy was born to solve that problem. This dog training toy has appealing milk flavor that will attract your dog to lick it. It can help your pet reduce anxiety when they are distracted. Read more
Food-Grade Natural Rubber: This dog crate toy is made of natural rubber special added milk flavor. Non-toxic and non-hazardous. No need to worry that dogs are not interested in. The milk flavor will attract dogs to lick the toy all the time.
Unique Animal Design: Our dog cage training toys are designed with unique and fun dog faces. The vivid design will help inspire your dog to play and keep busy.
Beneficial for Oral Health: The grooves and protrusions are designed to clean the tongue coating through repeated licking, which can help your dogs keep their mouths clean.
Distraction And Reduce Anxiety: Coat the crate licking toy with peanut butter or your dog's favorite sticky food, which can help your pet distract and relieve anxiety by licking. (Comes with a free brush and easy to clean after use).
Easy to install: Suitable for most crates. You just need to put it in the crate and rotate it 90° to fix it in the crate. Help you perfectly solve the problem of dog crates training.
