SodaPup makes moulded rubber chew toys shaped as everyday objects — drink cans, a coffee cup, a bouncing ball. The novelty is the shape; the function is the same across the range. Each is a hollow, ultra-durable rubber toy that holds treats or paste, so it works as a chew and as a way to make a small amount of food last. The rubber is FDA compliant, non-toxic and biodegradable, and the range is designed and manufactured in the USA.
What is here
The Can Toy is the core shape, stocked from Small through Extra Large across several colourways. The Puppy Can Toy is the same shape in a deliberately softer rubber compound, made for the tender mouths of teething pups rather than for a power chewer. At the other end, the Magnum Can Toy runs Medium to X-Large in a compound with an additive for extra tear strength, and is dishwasher safe. The Coffee Cup is the treat-holding idea in a different silhouette. The Crazy Bounce is the outlier: solid rather than hollow, shaped for an erratic bounce, so it is a retrieving ball rather than something you stuff.
Sizing and supervision
Size by the dog, not by the look of the toy: a chew that fits entirely inside a dog's mouth is the one that becomes a problem, so pick the size the dog cannot close its jaws around. Treat-stuffed rubber toys are best used supervised, and any toy that has started to split or lose pieces should be retired rather than repaired. Note that availability across this range moves — several sizes and colourways are out of stock at present, so check the size you want on the product page.
