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Lingo Frozen Treat Wobble Toy
Five minutes with a normal toy. A long, calm chew with this one.
A wobble toy that holds a frozen treat your dog has to work for.
Fill the tray with peanut butter, yogurt or broth and freeze it overnight. Pop a treat into the toy, twist the lid to lock it and hand it over. They lick, it wobbles, it lasts.
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Freeze a tray, hand it over, watch. If it is not the toy you hoped for, you don't pay for it.
The toy: a royal-blue wobble ball with a weighted base and a twist-lock lid. The frozen treat sits in the opening on top, so your dog licks and works at it instead of swallowing it whole.
The freeze tray: a 4-cavity silicone tray, each cavity the size of the toy's opening. Fill, freeze, pop.
1. Fill the tray with a dog-safe mix: peanut butter thinned with water, plain yogurt and banana, low-sodium broth with a few kibbles. 2. Freeze it overnight. 3. Pop a treat out of the tray, drop it into the toy and twist the lid to lock it. 4. Hand it over, ideally outside or on a mat, and take the toy away once the treat is gone.
Sized for medium and large dogs. It is a lick-and-work toy, not a chew toy for dogs who destroy hard rubber: supervise play, and take it away if your dog tries to chew the toy itself once the treat is finished.
Rinse the toy and the tray in warm soapy water after each use and let them dry. The tray goes back in the freezer as soon as it is refilled. Use only foods that are safe for dogs: no xylitol peanut butter, no grapes, no chocolate.
The plush is gutted, the rope is shredded, the tennis ball is bald. This one gives them something they cannot destroy: a frozen treat they have to lick at, locked inside a wobble ball that keeps rolling away. Peanut butter, yogurt or broth, frozen overnight. They work, they cool down, they calm down.
Try It for 30 DaysEvery dog owner knows the cycle. A new toy lasts an afternoon, a chew lasts ten minutes, a handful of kibble lasts four seconds. The frozen treat inside this toy cannot be gulped, cannot be torn and cannot be swallowed in one go. It melts at the speed of their tongue.
Why dog owners switch, in the order we hear it.
A frozen block of their favorite food, not a treat they crunch and forget. It melts slowly, so the session lasts as long as the treat does.
The weighted base rocks and rolls under their tongue. They chase it, pin it, lick it, and never get a clean bite on the toy itself.
Drop the treat in, twist the lid, done. The treat stays in the toy until it is licked down, not popped out and eaten on the rug.
Peanut butter and water, yogurt and banana, broth and kibble. Four cavities, the size of the toy's opening, so a tray is a week of treats.
Fair question. It is the first thing every dog owner asks, so here is the plain answer.
The treat is frozen solid and locked in the toy, so it comes off in licks, not in dripping chunks. Most of it ends up in the dog, not on the rug.
The porch, the yard, the crate or a mat by the door. It is the perfect summer toy for dogs who spend the afternoon outdoors.
Warm soapy water for the toy and the tray, then the tray goes back in the freezer with the next batch. Two minutes.
A frozen treat on a hot day, and a job to do when they are bored.
What it is, who it is for, and the two things to know before you order.
The treat is frozen and locked in. There is nothing to tear, nothing to gut, nothing to swallow whole.
Licking is a calming job for a dog. A bored dog with a frozen treat is a quiet dog for a while.
On a hot afternoon, a frozen treat is the treat they actually want. Perfect for dogs who live outdoors half the day.
Peanut butter, yogurt, broth, pumpkin: you know exactly what is in the treat, because you made it.
The toy and the silicone freeze tray, together. Nothing else to buy before the first treat goes in the freezer.
Freeze a tray, hand it over, watch. If your dog is not into it, contact us inside 30 days for a full refund — no questions asked.
Try It for 30 Days
Take two and you save $9.99, with an extra silicone freeze tray in the box. Take three for the multi-dog house and you save $24.98, with two extra trays and free shipping.
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The treat is what keeps them busy. A dog who ignores the treat and goes for the toy itself should be watched, and the toy taken away when it is empty.
The opening and the treats are made for a bigger mouth. Small dogs may struggle to get anything out of it.
Use it for a hot afternoon, a crate session or a boredom fix, and count it in their food for the day.
Supervise your dog with any treat toy and take the toy away once the treat is finished or if pieces come loose. Use only foods that are safe for dogs; never use peanut butter containing xylitol.
Frozen treats are extra calories: count them in your dog's daily food. Rinse the toy and tray after each use.
Free shipping applies to orders of $59.99 and over. Photos are illustrative.
Creator reviews of the toy, condensed to the lines that matter. The photos are stills from their videos.
5.0 out of 5 · 2 video reviews
Star ratings reflect the overall sentiment of each video review.
Review“If your dog destroys every toy in five minutes, you need to see this”
It's a DIY frozen treat maker. I mixed peanut butter and water, poured it into the mold and froze it overnight. Look how easy that comes out: twist and pop, then it clicks right into the base. Perfect for dogs who are outdoors a lot because it cools them down while they chew. He is locked in. It slow feeds him, so he's not gulping it down, he's actually working for it.
Backyard test videoSep 21, 2026
Review“Something to lick, push and figure out before I leave”
If your dog starts destroying things when you leave, don't immediately assume they're just being naughty: stress can show up as chewing, pacing or whining. The first thing I changed was giving my dog something to focus on before I got busy or left. I put some wet food, yogurt, pumpkin or treats in this, freeze it and give it to him. Now he has something to lick, push and figure out. It's not a magic fix for anxiety, but it's one simple way to add more enrichment to his day.
Separation-anxiety videoSep 21, 2026
