Description
Pure Enrichment
Meet your pup’s new favorite enrichment combo. This starter pack includes our limited-ingredient Beef Meatballs™ and the Yipetor Frozen Treat Ball—designed to work perfectly together for long-lasting, tail-wagging fun.
Each handmade meatball is crafted with USDA-certified beef liver as the #1 ingredient, with 80% real meat for irresistible nutrition. Pop a frozen meatball into the Yipetor ball and watch as snack time turns into playtime.
Durable yet gentle, the Yipetor Ball keeps pups entertained, mentally stimulated, and satisfied as they lick, chew, and paw their way to the reward inside. With a frozen meatball locked in, most dogs stay happily engaged for up to 40 minutes.
What’s Inside the Starter Pack:
- 1 Yipetor Frozen Treat Ball kit complete with DIY treat mold tray
- 1 pack of Good Pup Limited Ingredient Beef Meatballs™
the longest lasting & most irresistible healthy enrichment treat available
What makes the meatball system so great?
Play, Puzzle, & Pupsicles
Frozen Meatballs: Pop in our small-batch, limited-ingredient, 100% human-grade meatballs for the perfect ready-to-go enrichment activity.
Frozen goodpup: Use the included mold with our regular Good Pup fresh recipes to turn your dog’s favorite meal into a tasty, long-lasting frozen treat.
Custom Pupsicles: Get creative and whip up your own frozen combos for endless variety and tail-wagging excitement.
Spread & Freeze: While pupsicles offer the longest enrichment session, you can also smear peanut butter, yogurt, or pumpkin inside. Freeze it to make the fun last even longer.
Puzzle Play: Drop in small treats and insert the small rubber plug to turn it into a rolling puzzle game that keeps your pup thinking and moving. *Please read our critical review of this function under the final thoughts tab
Long-Lasting Frozen Fun
Unlike regular treats that disappear in (sometimes less than) seconds, the Yipetor Ball + goodpup frozen meatballs can keep dogs entertained for up to 40 minutes or more. It’s the perfect combo of tasty, healthy, and engaging. Keeping pups happy and stimulated.
Our Good Pup Frozen Meatball Treat Packs are made to fit this toy perfectly, making prep quick and easy. You can also scoop goodpup straight from the bag into the included mold to create your own frozen enrichment balls for your dog.
Why Dogs and Parents Loved It
We tested the Yipetor Ball with our own pups, our friends’ dogs, and a handful of Good Pup pupstomers. The feedback? Glowing reviews across the board. Most of our friends couldn’t believe how long their pups kept at it.
Pups stay engaged, parents loved how long the frozen treats lasted, and everyone agreed it’s a game changer for a bored pup.
Limited Ingredients made locally
Our ingredient panels, for all our products, keep canine nutrition at the top of mind. Our treats are no different. Get high quality, human grade ingredients hand crafted from a brand you trust. No fillers, no preservatives. Just wholesome ingredients your dog will go crazy for, but which are actually fantastic for them as well.
An Honest Review
We love the Yipetor Ball, but no toy is perfect for every dog. Here’s what you should know from our own testing and customer feedback:
“Virtually indestructible” does not mean immortal.
Even power chewers we tested with made little to no damage during enrichment sessions, but if the toy is left out after the treat is gone, a determined destroyer will eventually win. We recommend taking the toy away once playtime is over and you’ll have a toy that will last indefinitely.
About the small rubber cap that’s included.
The ball comes with a loose-fitting rubber plug intended for kibble “puzzle mode” use. We don’t recommend it. It’s unnecessary for our treats, and when used with kibble, as intended, can dislodge easily. And—if it smells like food—could pose a choking risk to your pup. The safest move in our opinion is to simply discard it and use this toy as a frozen treat dispenser. Ditch the kibble!
A note on safety.
A few online reviews mention dogs getting their lower jaw stuck in the toy. We weren’t able to replicate this issue with dogs between 30–80 lbs, and it appears to be very rare. Choosing the correct size and supervising your pup the first few sessions is the best safeguard.
