OurPets IQ Treat Ball Interactive Food Dispensing Dog Toy, 4 Inches (2 Pack)(colors may vary)
$28.99
Price: $28.99
(as of Feb 05, 2025 12:45:06 UTC – Details)
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Customers find the pet toy keeps their dogs occupied and interested for 10 to 15 minutes. They consider it a great product that provides stimulation and value for money. Many customers are satisfied with its functionality. However, some find the noise level excessive when batting the toy around the house. There are mixed opinions on durability and size.
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OurPets IQ Treat Ball Interactive Food Dispensing Dog Toy, 4 Inches (2 Pack)(colors may vary)
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Amazon Customer –
He loves this!
I use part of his food for the day plus a small treat. He maneuvers it all over the by using it like a soccer ball. It is very loud however great exercise for him.
Amazon Customer –
Dog loves it
My dog loves this ball. He’s a very food-motivated dog who is a mix of a few smart breeds and enjoys the mental stimulus it provides.I like that you can make the inside opening larger or smaller depending on how much you want to challenge your dog.My only complaints are that the plastic isn’t very durable — the dog bit significant chunks off. Also, when my dog got frustrated that the kibble wasn’t coming out fast enough, he found a way to unscrew the two separate sections from one another. Perhaps something with better threading wouldn’t come apart as easily.Overall, a very good purchase that keeps my dog happy and busy.
K. Adams –
Rottweiler Loves It
Before the pandemic and working at home, we gave one of the to the dog when we left for work. When we began working from home, he and we forgot about it for a while, but he found one and began rolling it around the floor. Now he gets one after breakfast – I just put part of his kibble in it. For him, it works well because he is not a destroyer of things. If it starts to go under the couch or somewhere where it will be “lost,” he can pick it up and move it back out in the open. I had one that we used for months – every day – and finally bought more so I can throw it in the dishwasher daily as it got kind of gross. It washes well on the top shelf. This is a great treat ball for us.If your dog tends to destroy toys, I would not advise this. Our dog could shatter it in a second, but he has a gentle mouth.
Noah S Lovewell –
Great for medium/large dogs
I bought the two-pack for my German shepherd (2 years old) and my corgi (18 weeks) a couple weeks ago, and they both go crazy for this ball. It stimulates them mentally to the full extent and even physically. They love rolling it around with their noses as fast as they can. This is by far the best dog toy purchase we have made. The feature where you can change the hole size to make it easier or harder for them is so great too. I will keep purchasing these and definitely recommend for medium to large size dogs; both of mine are power chewers and have learned that you dont chew these, but roll them.
Michelle J –
Great Toy
Doggo loves them! I have one at my house and one at my mumâs house. Itâs great to see her exercise, have fun, and get rewarded for her efforts.Holding up pretty well considering my Golden loved chewing on anything and everything. She drops it on tile, scratches at it, and sometimes straight up tries chewing on it but itâs been durable so far.
Rudy R. –
Good Concept might need a bit more revising
So I purchased this ball for a labradoodle that is very high energy and gets bored easily. He barks and digs a lot, and wanted to divert that attention to something else, especially when he is outside. The toy works very well with a few issues:*used regular dog food when filling ball*1. Might get aggressive/possessive- If there are other dogs around, knowing that there are treats in there, might make him aggressive towards the other dogs.I think initially, it may have been due to frustration while figuring out how to get the treats out.2. There are a few tabs on the ball used for opening and closing the ball that might be designed a bit different. From the chewing etc..the small tabs have been worn down.(used for when filling with food/treats)Gotta say it does keep the dog active and interested in the toy..but again, if you have other dogs, it may create some aggression..
Linda michaud –
its fun but breaks open quickly
I have a 4 month old puppy that I wanted to keep busy with this treat ball.I fill it and close it shut and the puppy does love it, but after a few rolls around and bumping it into things, the ball comes apart (its a twist shut and seems to untwist easily when rolled and bumped).I have tried putting it together very very tightly, without breaking it of course. Nothing seems to make it stay shut.
Orion –
Great toy for a mid-size dog
The best dog toy ever. I have an ultra destructive 55 pound dog who his all muscle – no toy lasts more than 15 seconds because she is so strong, and loves to tear things up. This ball is about the only thing that she hasn’t been able to destroy. The only problem with the ball is that it gets lost, hence the order for the set. We usually end up finding the wayward toy, but it helps to keep the spare around. Our dog is endlessly engaged by the product, in great part because she is so motivated by food! Very happy with the product.