2025 Valentine Upgrated Wicked Ball – Automatic Motion-Activated Rolling Dog Toy for Large Small Dogs – Durable Interactive Ball for Mental Stimulation & Play – Remote Control Included (Orange)

Works perfect
Work perfect for my pet…

Not a bad toy, but maybe a tad boring
So, I have mixed feelings about this Interactive Dog Toys Wicked Ball. First off, I actually got this for my cats, because the holes are big enough to dispense the only treats they will eat, the tooth-cleaning Greenies, which are quite large for cat treats. Sometimes I’ll come home to find it sitting at the base of the stairs, so the cats seem to like it a bit better when it’s turned off. When the ball is on, however, it mostly just scares them. So to the dog it goes.The dog, however, just doesn’t care. It’s a ball. It has food in it. It moves around on its own. What’s not to like? But the dog just does not care. That said, it does actually do what it claims, what it claims just doesn’t seem to interest our particular dog.The Interactive Dog Toys Wicked Ball does seem to be pretty durable, though, because the few times my cats knocked it down our (very long, very steep) stairs, it survived without issue. I do wish the remote was better, as it is someone flimsy and feels like it would break easily. The whole thing does come in a cute jute storage bag, which is a nice touch.My final verdict? It’s not the greatest value. There are better toys at a better price point. But if your dog really, really love chasing balls around the floor, this might be a good bet.

Dogs do not like it
This could be a great you if the dogs could get ahold of it. It is plastic. Too big to pick up. Would not buy again

My girl loves it
My female Blue Heeler loves her new ball toy. I am loving it because she loves it, though there is definitely one big thing I do not like about this toy. Well two things, but one of them is small. The small issue with this toy is the holes and treat dispensing feature. For one, it is pretty difficult to put treats inside this ball. There is very little space in there for treats. And the holes that the treats come out of are far too big. In order to prevent all of the treats from just pouring out the larger holes, you have to choose a larger sized treat. But choosing a bit larger great complicates them being able to fit inside the space available for it. Tiny treats are more ideal, but they just fall out everywhere with no effort from the dog. Just immediately upon setting it down.The large issue I have with the toy is the material used. The plastic this ball is made of. This toy will not work well on carpet. It is meant for harder floors, like hard wood flooring.With this hard plastic material, it is very loud and obnoxious when your dog gets into playing with this ball. Tney slap it around and chase it, and it makes the worst sound and banging ever. I always think the toy is going to crack or break, or break something else. Another issue with the plastic is that the dog can’t really pick the ball up on their mouth. It’s much too smooth and slick, and the plastic is hard and if a dog were to really bite down, it would crack the ball and even potentially hurt the dogs mouth. This plastic seems like it would be sharp and jagged if cracked and broken. So those things bother and worth me. I feel like a more rubbery material would be better suited for this toy.Other than thought though, I love it and my girl loves it. She has so much fun snacking it around and watching it move all by itself, from one direction to another. It comes with a tiny controller to turn the toy off and on. And to make it roll from one side to the other side, opposite directions..Monitor your doggo’s while playing with this toy because of the plastic material and the possibility of it breaking. But also because this ball is going to get lost super easy. It will roll under furniture and become stuck against something. Or get stuck in a corner or anywhere really. For the most part, it will unstick itself but wiggling back and forth, but we have definitely lost ours a few times. The little remote only seems to work when pointed directly at the ball, so you won’t be able to locate it but turning it off and on. The little motor does make a little bit of noise, but nothing bad.Last, this toy ball comes with a charging cord and a burlap style drawstring bag to store it. To charge the ball, you turn each side of the ball on opposite directions to open it. Inside is the the little charging port. It only takes a couple of hours to charge. The little remote takes a small button battery. FYI, be very careful not to lose or misplace button batteries. They are very dangerous for animals and children when swallowed.Oh, the ball is a lot of fun even at night time because of the flashing lights. Have fun!