SodaPup/True Dogs, LLC
Corn on the Cob Rubber Treat Dispenser
Corn on the Cob Rubber Treat Dispenser
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- $Made by SodaPup in Longmont, CO and sold through Shopify Collective. Not made or shipped by Sniff and Shift.
- Usually ships within one business day from SodaPup, with its own tracking. Shipping calculated at checkout.
- Unused toys return within 30 days with a label from SodaPup; chewed toys do not. Email us first. No chew toy is indestructible: supervise play.
- Family-owned in Malvern, PA · support@sniffandshift.com
Made by us in Malvern, PA · ships free over $50
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The Corn on the Cob is a corn-shaped rubber chew toy and treat dispenser with a textured kernel surface, for dogs of different sizes.
It is made from rubber in yellow. The large size is 4.75 inches tall by 2.5 inches wide and weighs 9 ounces, for dogs 30 to 65 pounds. The medium size is 3.25 by 2 inches and weighs 3.8 ounces, for dogs 15 to 30 pounds. Fill either with kibble, peanut butter or wet food, and freeze for a longer session. Supervise play and size up for strong chewers.
Sold through Shopify Collective and shipped to you directly by SodaPup in Longmont, Colorado, usually within one business day, with its own tracking. Not made or shipped by Sniff and Shift. Not eligible for our free local delivery. Returns go back to SodaPup; email us and we start it.
What goes in it: freeze-dried dog treats from Sniff and Shift fill the hollow cob alongside kibble, and they ship separately from our kitchen in Malvern, Pennsylvania.
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