KONG Gyro treat dispensing dog toy, large size, with a spinning centre orb inside an outer ring

KONG Gyro Spinning Dog Toy, Large

$12.28
Sale price  $12.28 Regular price  $17.30
Skip to product information
KONG Gyro treat dispensing dog toy, large size, with a spinning centre orb inside an outer ring

KONG Gyro Spinning Dog Toy, Large

$12.28
Sale price  $12.28 Regular price  $17.30
KONG Gyro – Large

The Gyro is a treat dispenser built as a ring around a free-spinning centre orb. The dog pushes at it, the outer ring stays put, the middle spins and flips, and kibble drops out a few pieces at a time — which is why it holds a dog's attention far longer than a bowl does.

It is a toy to leave a dog with rather than one to play with them, and the Large is the size for a bigger dog's paws and mouth. KONG have since dropped the Gyro from their own catalogue, so what follows is confined to what can actually be verified.

<>
Performance & Benefits
  • Spinning centre orb inside a static outer ring gives an unpredictable roll-and-flip action.
  • Dispenses kibble or small treats gradually as the dog works at it.
  • Designed for independent play — the dog can use it without you.
  • Turns a portion of the daily ration into twenty minutes of problem solving.
  • Sized Large, for the paws and jaws of a bigger dog.
<>
Suitable For
  • Large dogs that finish a bowl of food in under a minute.
  • Dogs that need something to do while left alone for a short period.
  • Owners wanting food-based enrichment on days when a walk is cut short.
  • Dry kibble and small hard treats rather than wet or sticky food.
  • Not a chew toy and not for a power chewer — the black rubber KONG Extreme is the toy for a dog that wants to destroy things.
<>
How to Use
  • Load dry kibble or small treats into the centre orb.
  • Set it down on a hard floor; carpet damps the spin and the toy stops paying out.
  • Start with a generous fill so the dog learns quickly that pushing produces food.
  • Wipe out the orb and ring after every use and dry before refilling.
  • Put it away between sessions rather than leaving it down as a permanent toy.
<>
Specification
  • Two-part construction: a static outer ring around a spinning, treat-holding centre orb.
  • Sold in the Large size; KONG also made a smaller Gyro for puppies.
  • KONG no longer list the Gyro on their own website, and therefore publish no current dimensions, weight or material breakdown for it — none is invented here.
  • Barcode 035585034171.
  • The packaging in the box remains the authoritative source for this item's figures.
<>
Care & Caution
  • A hard treat dispenser with a moving part. Check the ring and the orb for cracks before each use and stop using it once either is damaged.
  • Not a chew toy. If the dog settles down to gnaw the ring rather than push it, take it away.
  • Count anything you put inside it as part of the day's food, not as an extra.

You may also like