
When Enrichment Actually Works
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Master The Art Of The Settle
Our 3-cup system ensures you’re never one step behind the chaos
One in the Freezer
Prepped and waiting for when you need a moment of calm
One in the Mix
Deeply engaged while you handle the day
One in the Wash
Top-rack safe and ready to rejoin the rotation
What Other Dog Parents Asked First
Will the Nectar Cup really last 45 minutes, or is that a best case?
Will the Nectar Cup really last 45 minutes, or is that a best case?
Most dogs get 25 to 45 minutes per session depending on what you fill it with and how aggressive they are. Frozen yogurt or pumpkin in the deep honeycomb extends sessions longest. Spreadable PB without freezing lands closer to the 25 minute mark.
My dog is 70+ lbs and destroys everything. Will this hold up?
My dog is 70+ lbs and destroys everything. Will this hold up?
The Jumbo Nectar Cup is built for dogs 25 to 100+ lbs and uses the same food-grade silicone you'd find in commercial bakeware. It's designed for light to moderate chewers. We recommend monitoring power chewers during their first few sessions.
Will the suction actually hold on hardwood or textured tile?
Will the suction actually hold on hardwood or textured tile?
It grips smooth, sealed surfaces like hardwood, sealed concrete, glazed tile, and glass. It won't lock onto rough textures like unsealed stone, rubber mats, or fabric. Hardwood works well for most setups.
What do I put in it? Do I need to buy special refills?
What do I put in it? Do I need to buy special refills?
No proprietary refills, ever. Yogurt, peanut butter, pumpkin puree, mashed banana, and bone broth all work. Anything spreadable from your fridge. Freezing for an hour roughly doubles session length.
