T here comes a time in nearly every dog's life when they get to experience their first peanut butter Kong. I'm talking about ...

The main issue with using a Kong as an enrichment toy (especially if you’re stuffing it with frozen kibble or wet dog food) is that often, dogs can’t reach the food in the back of the Kong.

The text layered over the September 17 video read: "Every night my dog gets 10 minutes to play with one really annoying toy." ...

If you have a dog ... toy, an anxiety buster, and a treat dispenser all rolled up into one. Another PetHelpful article breaks down why these toys are a must have, "For years, Kong has been making ...

When choosing dog toys, it’s important to keep a few things in mind. “Very hard objects can wear away the tooth enamel over time, exposing sensitive nerve endings and causing discomfort for ...

Finding the right pet products can get expensive (I would hate to know how much I’ve spent on vet-recommended kibble my dog won’t eat and expert-reviewed toys he’s never touched).

The classic Kong is a great choice for any dog. It's bouncy ... but some dogs aren't interested in rubber toys. They are usually hard and have little for dogs to nibble on, so keep that in ...

If you have a dog at home ... It's a toy, an anxiety buster, and a treat dispenser all rolled up into one. Another PetHelpful article breaks down why these toys are a must have, "For years, Kong has ...