Kong Gyro

$47.00

3 reviews

Entertaining roll and flip action

PUSH, PAW, SNACK

Keep your dog engaged and entertained with the dynamic fun of the KONG Gyro! Designed with a spinning center orb and a stable outer ring, this treat-dispensing toy rolls and flips unpredictably, sparking your dog’s curiosity and rewarding their effort with tasty snacks. Simply fill the Gyro with your pup’s favorite kibble or small treats and watch as they push, paw, and roll their way to delicious rewards.

Perfect for independent play, the KONG Gyro offers mental stimulation and satisfies your dog’s natural foraging instincts—all while keeping them busy and happy.

Key Features:

  • Unpredictable roll and flip action for irresistible fun
  • Center orb spins while outer ring stays stable
  • Dispenses treats or kibble during play
  • Encourages healthy mental and physical activity
  • Great for solo play sessions

Important Note:
This toy is intended for interactive treat-dispensing play only. Not designed for chewing. Always supervise your dog during use, gently redirect any destructive behaviour and remove the toy if it becomes damaged.

Customer Reviews

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Laura Hickey
Supervised fun!

Good product, I only use it supervised as my pup tries to chew on it!

That's perfect. Lovely that your pup gets to play with the toy as you are there to keep the toy and pup safe. :)

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Anna-lee Innes

Awesome idea but not suitable for a hard chewer. My girl had demolished it the first day.

Great review, thanks for the feedback, Anne-lee. Sorry it didn't last long for you. Definitely not suitable for chewers as it's a toy to push around. The Kong Wobbler would be a bit more suitable for that and alternatively the Shell and Snoop are often great for chewy dogs as well, not because they are more solid, but because they give in more and therefore withstand some chewing attempts. Proper chewers of course love our GoughNuts! :)

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Kaye Bell
In a spin

This has worked better for our young heeler than some of the other treat dispenser type toys. He needed some encouragement initially, to push it, flip it and so on, but quickly got into it. We put it away between play sessions, to try and retain some of its novelty value and also because he would have just used it for chewing if it was out all the time.
Can be a bit messy, if the treat pieces are too small and Freddy gets excited chasing it , treats being scattered all over the tiles and forgotten. So treat size is important, you want them to come out as the dog plays, not too easily, but easy enough for them to notice them, eat them & to keep them interested.
I keep it in a bag, on the floor in the pantry, tucked under a shelf and Fred seeks it out himself, so I guess he rates it a good toy too.

Yay, great the Gyro is a success. True, if the treats are too small they can be forgotten on the way. Go Freddy seeking your toys out yourself! :)