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About This Item
- Flexible middle makes it fun for dogs to shake.
- End of the rubber Waggle toy can be stuffed with the treat of your choice or kibble.
- Treat Meter will randomly let little pieces loose for your pet to enjoy as he/she chews and shakes their way to a yummy reward.
- Great for fetch and tug-of-war.
- Dishwasher safe, top rack only.
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| Top Ingredients | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Toy Feature | Exercise | Tough Chewer, Exercise | Outdoor, Glowing & Light-Up, Water Toy, Bouncy, Exercise | N/A | Squeaky |
| Breed Size | Small Breeds | Small Breeds | Small Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds | Small Breeds |
| Material | Rubber | Rubber | Rubber | Polyester | Polyester |
| Toy Type | Treat Dispensers | Treat Dispensers, Chew Toys | Treat Dispensers | Treat Dispensers | Plush Toys, Treat Dispensers |
| Chew Style | Moderate | Moderate | Moderate | N/A | N/A |
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296 Customer Reviews
Difficult to use
We received this today so this is not a long term review. The catch flaps inside the holes are hard to cut out - they slice through easily enough but are difficult to catch completely with scissors so I had to fiddle with it a lot and still didn’t get the flap cut completely. I had to cut our already small training “nibbles” in half because they got stuck inside the toy. They weren’t difficult to get in but they were difficult to get out again. My little Havanese liked rolling it around and carrying it but she was frustrated when she could smell the treats but not get to them. She cannot toss it and have the treats rattle out, especially if they get stuck inside. Cutting them helped but it is a lot of cutting, not convenient for me at all. I wanted to try this because her treat ball keeps disappearing beneath and behind things and I thought this would be easier to keep track of.
Good feeding tool
I like how my dog can pick it up by the middle and toss it to get the food out. I cut one of the prongs on one side only so that some food comes out easily from that side, but he has to work harder from the other side so he stays interested. Also smells like vanilla which adds some appeal for him.
Focused Fun!
My 5yo terrier/beagle mix pooch loves this toy! She loves chasing it, rolling it with her nose, tossing it, chewing it, and figuring out how to get every last treat out of it! I did follow the recommendation on the instructions regarding snipping back some of the interior rubber prongs to allow for easier dislodging of treats. I snipped back prongs in one end of the toy, and left the prongs at full length in the other end. My pooch has managed to successfully retrieve all treats from both ends, with some determination and tenacious focus! Because the treat opening is relatively small, I use very small-sized kibble or break up hard (cookie-like) treats into small bits. The sound of the hard treats rolling around in the toy also provide stimulation and motivation!
No tank you
This toy didnt even werk. No treatz came out! My mom tried everyting, cutting it as instructed. The treat power made a big mess and my mom got mad and thru it away :(
Good idea but not for my super chewer
jellybean is a 2 year old heeler/terrier mix. She enjoyed the puzzle toy but chewed holes through the ends of the barbell to get to the treats. $9 got her about 20 minutes of chewing and searching for treats before she had it ripped apart. It is a softer rubber than her more durable toys.
Busy Buddy Waggle Treat Dispenser
Filling the slots with peanut butter and dropping a few treats into the ends has given the dogs some enrichment, especially the seniors!
good if you want to adjust the holes to treat size
Great if you want to adjust the holes to accommodate the size of the treats you choose to use (had a little difficulty getting my scissors in to cut the flaps, but not too much). Holds less treats than other treat toys. This is her least chewed treat-dispensing toy, so it may work well with power chewers (maybe design doesn't lend itself to chewing).
Pups liked it.
Treats have to be small. Had to cut open the holes as suggested. They enjoyed it.
Perfect Toy to keep fur baby busy
Finally found something that keeps my fur baby entertained and busy!
sassys bar bell
My 9 month old Border Collie heeler mix does like it but the treats dont really come out unless you cut the grabbers inside. hard to clean as well.