JW Pet Rockin Treat Ball

I got this to entertain my girl on her "hyper" days. She is a 85 lb bloodhound mix. She loves this ball because she gets to push it around and it drops treats. I have not had the problems that others have posted about. Some treats fall out but not a giant amount at once. The only problem I have seen is that sometimes my dog will want to pick it up and her bottom jaw has gotten stuck in it. So warning, if u have a bigger dog watch them with this incase they get their jaw stuck in it too. Other than that have had no problem with it. Her eyes lite up every time I pull it out lol

I am so disappointed with this toy. My 2 great dane pups loved this toy. However, it broke within a week of getting it. I am not even sure how it broke. The blue tube inside that the treat can come out of broke off. The dogs could not even get to it so not sure how it manged to break. But once it was broken it does not even work as a ball to chase because the blue part is what holds it together. I would love to try another one but not willing to spend any more money on something that lasted a week.

My 8 year old and 3 month old dog love it. They were fighting over who was playing with it! This is great for the puppy to keep her mind busy and learn new things. I am going to have to buy another one plus a lot of treats to put inside it!

Our 3 mo old pup Bentley loves this treat ball. We love this toy as it keeps him busy & helps promote independent play. Gave a Four star rating due to the following. As others have mentioned the treat hole is to large for most treats. However, a little duck tape work to make the hole smaller, works perfectly.

Where do I begin... The center where the treats come out is so big the treats fall out very quickly. I have tried treats of different types and sizes; my dog emptying it out very quickly every time. I bought it so he would be busy for awhile and it's not the case. However, the short duration of play time may be a saving grace, because the ball rams into things and makes a ton of noise. There are a few good things: my dog loves it because he gets allot of treats fast and it doesn't get stuck under the couch. They need to make the treat holes adjustable or smaller!

The hole that the treats come out of is so big. Everything fell out at once. Not much of a puzzle ! Just a huge treat dump which my fat boy does not need . I was thinking of putting tape on the huge opening to make it a little less easy to scoop up a mouthful of treats

One flip and a bounce downstairs was all it took to destroy this. Great concept. Bad execution in design materials. The blue pieces shattered everywhere. Should have been able to stay together better than this. First time she used it and I hadn’t even put any treats in it. If you have a hard large player don’t add this to your cart.

My staffy mix is very smart and loves puzzle toys, but tends to destroy them quickly. This treat ball has held up surprisingly well. It’s covered in teeth marks but still intact after a week. It’s nice to find a toy for him that will last longer than a single use. My only complaint is that the holes the treats come out of may be a little big for most training treats. I’ve found that for me the treats that work best are Merrick Power Bites and Bones & Chews Freeze-dried treats which are both a little bigger than most training treats.

My boy is figuring it out and enjoying it. I broke up some treats to put them in the toy and added some Kong cheese in the middle to peak his interest in pushing it around. He's not a chewer so this will last. Pretty sturdy feeling. It also has the potential just be the blue hourglass shape because the white circle can be dismantled. I can't upload a picture but he's a 35lb terrier shiba mix and seems a great size for him.

I accidently ordered this large ball for my 20 lb. Westy-Pom mix and worried it would be too much for him. Ha! I loaded it with treats and he played with it in every area of our home, using his beds as props to hold it steady, "driving" them around for 2.5 hours! This occurred 3 days in a row, so I know it wasn't a one-time deal. The drawback is that it requires large treats, so I have also ordered the regular-sized ball for kibble treats, but this will remain in the toychest for occasional use. Such fun!