Enrichment Interactive Dog Treat Toy – Mental Stimulation for Dogs，Mentally Stimulating Dog Toys for Boredom Busy (Orange-Beginner)

Easy to use, too big for my Doodle to pick up and drop!!!
Both of my dogs are food-gobblers. I have slow-feeding bowls that help to slow them down, but sometimes you just need something a little more involved… something a little more fun, challenging and engaging! I have another food ball for my older dog that he can barely fit in his mouth to pick up and carry around. My Doodle (with her big mouth) has figured out that she can pick that ball up and toss it, making it break open at the threads and spill all the loot! And then she can chew on the pieces!! She figured this out the second time I used it for her. Soooo… that was no longer an option.This ball is much larger and she cannot fit it in her mouth to pick up for her toss-n-break technique!!!The built-in sound-maker is a fun addition to keep her engaged! Even when the food is gone she enjoys playing with the empty ball. I don’t let her have it for too long though… gotta keep it “special”.I will say that she really enjoys this method of getting her dinner!! She thows herself into the play of getting her dinner!The larger size of this ball keeps it from rolling under our furniture!It’s easy to clean.It’s easy to load.The kibble/treat dispenser is easy to adjust and secure! It does not slip to the easier/harder settings like my other treat ball.10/10 Recommend!!!!

This is an amazing slow-feeding toy!
I recently adopted a little German Shepherd Dog. She’s a peach, and I worry about her getting bored. The problem with smart dogs is that they require that mental stimulation or they get bored, and boredom leads to destruction. We already had a feeder toy, but she managed to open it and chew the threads, so I was on the lookout for a replacement. When I saw this one I had to try it.It arrived in a nice box and contains just the toy.Use is pretty easy. The clear portion holds the kibble/treats, you can select the size of the openings, screw the two halves together and give it to your dog.This feeder is great! It’s big enough that my dog can’t completely get her jaws around it, so not likely she’ll chew it, but she can pick it up and carry it. The treats dispense at a good rate, fast enough to keep her interest but not fast enough that she can just shake her whole meal free at once. So far it takes her about half an hour to clear out a cup of freeze-dried kibble.This is a great slow-feeding toy and I’m thrilled with it. Highly recommend!

My dog is timid, but loves this toy!
My dog loves walks, treats, and snuggles. Not much else. Toys are weird – he has two that he loves (including one he REALLY loves too much…) but the rest he kind of plays with for a second while he digs for the toys he likes.We got this because it looks fun, and the treats promised to get him moving a bit.I like how you can set this to deposit by rate/treat size. We don’t have training treats in the house now, but the ones we have will fit the larger hole in the ball. He loves trying to get the toys out.The noise piques his interest. The “owwwah” noise like the kids toy I think makes him feel safe as the ball rolls quickly across the room. He goes right for it rather than be repelled.

Awesome!
This toy will DEFINITELY keep your fur baby entertained. My 6 month old Cane Corso absolutely loves it. From the noise to the random treat drops, she’s fascinated with it all. It’s only been a couple of days but it also seems to be very durable. My pup is in that phase where she doesn’t know her own strength, so having a toy that can withstand her horseplay is great. I strongly recommend a large open space play area as this toy has made it’s way behind a couch, under a bed and in the restroom.