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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
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Vicki
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025
It’s OK, but my dog hates the noise it makes and won’t go near it. I wish there was a way to turn the noise off.
Hailey Genevieve
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025
Two puppys and they LOVE this!!! The sound is loud but they go crazy for it!!!
tammy
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025
My pup loves this product! Sound is encouraging. Only problem is you really need to find the right sized fill or it makes a real mess.
Elizabeth Swanson
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025
My dogs love this but are super determined and can get it opened!
PeaPod Momma
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2025
Our pup loves this and we humans enjoy watching our pup have fun! Worth the price!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2025
I bought a more intricate stimulation toy for my fur companion and she chewed it up day one. This was perfect for her. She can't fit her mouth around it and she nudges it to get the goodies. She's happy so I am happy.
Jacob MOlina
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025
Quality: B—This treat dispensing ball has thick, durable plastic housing with enough heft to be interesting, plus a giggle mechanism (like the toys from the 90s) to drive further engagement from your dog. The hemispheres, which are too big for me to palm but luckily feature ridges for grip, twist apart in order to be filled. Although there are 3 levels of dispensing speed, the larger and smaller holes are so similar that unless the food inside is a very particular size, there are effectively only two: fast, and half as fast. Instructions provided were pretty comprehensive, if a little poorly-worded at times, and featured plenty of tips and tricks for training your dog to use it.Effectiveness: B—The ball does dispense dry food at a varying rate depending on the speed setting and the size of the pieces at a very easy/beginner level of difficulty; all the dog has to do is get the food from the top half to enter one or two 1.5-2cm holes to fall to the bottom, and then out the 1.7x2.7cm dispensing hole. I have a little 13lb dog who was initially frightened of the sound the ball made, but he got over it pretty quick when I followed the suggestions in the booklet and he realized he could get treats out of this deal. I usually cut some of his treats up with scissors to be the ideal dispensing size/speed, and he gets to spend 15 minutes feeling like he's getting a near-constant stream of treats while actually not eating too many. This should work for any size dog, but smaller kibble will fall out too quickly so you might have to get some treats or food specifically to be used with this. The current "3" speed settings leave room for more to be added, this toy would be perfect if all of the available slots were filled with a greater variety of differently sized holes. Pretty easy to wash the outside surfaces of, but I wouldn't put anything truly messy (i.e. not solid) in there.Value: B—$24.90 list price seems about right for the strong plastic materials and complex design. I would recommend it to anyone that's looking for food-based light entertainment for their dogs that prefer more physical than mental stimulation, with the knowledge that their current food/treats may not be ideal for dispensing through this.
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