3 Customer Questions
35 Customer Reviews
For GENTLE Chewers
My dog loves fishing treats out of this ball. It is DEFINITELY only for dogs who are gentle with their toys and they should be watched while playing with it. My 70# boy can nibble out all the treats without any issues, I just make sure to take the ball away once all the treats are gone. If you don't want to watch them play with this or your dog is good at destroying toys, you probably shouldn't buy this. But for dogs who are nice to their toys, this is a fun way for them to use their nose and entertain them for a few 5-10 minutes.
Buy Something Else
The fabric ball is certainly cute, but it is absolutely a no go as a treat ball. Unlike the adorable flat snuffle mats, the fabric ball is more health hazard than novelty. After hiding a few kibbles in it, and my Boston sniffing, licking and drooling her mouth in the ball to eat the treats, it became very clear to me that the fabric would have to be cleaned thoroughly after every use. So, I washed it and the inner stitching was so dense that it was impossible to get all the treat crumbs out of it or to get the inner stitches dry! Finally, ended up with a biohazard ball of moldy fungal bacteria.
One of best/worst products
While this initially seemed to be the best toy or food dispenser I have bought, within 20 minutes, I noticed pieces of felt on the floor so I immediately took it away. I was disappointed with the quality since it is a fabulous concept.
Treat ball
This is the best toy I’ve ever purchased for my puppies. I’ve spent a lot of money on my babies, and this is the toy I would buy again. They love searching for the hidden treats inside this ball.
Our dogs love these1
Our 80lb and 65lb, heavy chewer mixes love these. They are entertained for at least 20 minutes each time I fill them. The toys are made of some sort of soft, felt like material. I thought the dogs would instantly destroy them but they don't. They roll them, lick them and stick their noses in them to get the treats out. For whatever reason I guess it presents a challenge to them. I do pick them up immediately when the treats are gone to avoid any shredding tho.
Great Toy For Old / Handicapped Dog
This toy works beautifully even without food as a soft and accessible toy for an elderly dog with poor vision and hearing and few teeth. He can pick it up and carry it around as well as roll it on his own. He loves it as a ball; the food seems secondary to him. It is too delicate for strong chewers or young, vigorous dogs. I recommend it to anyone with a special needs dog, however. It has given our senior dog a lot of pleasure!
snuffle ball
This was a great concept…BUT…I don’t recommend for an active dog. I have a 3 year old lab, hound mix who started shredding immediately. My older, 7 year old lab mix wasn’t very interested. I sent the balls to my terrier mix granddogs, (3, 7) and they started shredding them immediately also. The balls need to be stronger, it IS a good idea. Better for a dog who doesn’t shred!
Better Than Tissues
Our pup loves to hunt out from pockets, purses and wastebaskets to find tissues to tear up into little pieces leaving a helter skelter mess. This is a permanent replacement for a tissue trauma in vivid colors...
The tail says it all
Is Wilbur adores his new toy.. He loves to flop it around toss it in the air and cuddle with it. I'd say try it! It's a little pricey but if they love it it's worth it.
Excellent toy for scavenger dogs
My furbaby loves to scavenge for food, bones and toys. She's never happier than when she's got her nose searching for something. This toy is PERFECT. We put a cut up doggie bone treat inside the flowers and throw it and she absolutely loves it.