JW Pet Treat Tower Treat Dispensing Dog Toy, Large

Bought this as mentally engaging toy for my 50 lb Staffy-German Shep mix. He uses the Bob-A-Lot, so he figured this one out pretty quickly. I started it on the easy setting (larger holes) and the kibble falls out with very little effort. This setting is perfect for a slow feeder, don't want to make him work that hard when he's hungry but it does prevent him for scarfing down a mouthful at a time. I'll switch the holes and adjust the rings for treats and as a time occupier.

Great product to keep your dog busy. My girl needs lots of activities to keep her out of trouble. This product did not disappoint.

We had one before and have fed our dog her breakfast every day for the past 3 years with it. Decided to get another one just because. Slows her down from eating so fast.

This is my 3rd purchase - it is very durable!!! - but a 6 year old, 100+ pound Lab can toss it pretty hard. We use it for her bedtime “snack” - keeps her sleeping later! She loves it and it does exactly what we want: a little exercise and a lot of fun.

My dog loves this. He gets his dinner in a food puzzle every night and this one is one of his favorites.

This toy broke after 3 days and my dog swallowed a big piece.

I'm really pleased with this treat toy. My Min Pin hasn't quite figured out the trick yet, but still gets enough kibble to stay engaged for a decent amount of time. Our foster pig figured it out almost immediately (it's almost perfectly designed for the way pigs interact with their world anyway), and he LOVES it. We just fill it with his usual dry food (it takes about half a handful at a time). He's been gleefully throwing it around the house for days - and he usually gets bored easily. The humans in the household really like that it doesn't travel all over the place (the pig pushes it around a lot, but the weight and shape mean it doesn't keep moving after he stops actively pushing) and that I'm really pleased with this treat toy. My Min Pin hasn't quite figured out the trick yet, but still gets enough kibble to stay engaged for a decent amount of time. Our foster pig figured it out almost immediately (it's almost perfectly designed for the way pigs interact with their world anyway), and he LOVES it. We just fill it with his usual dry food (it takes about half a handful at a time). He's been gleefully throwing it around the house for days - and he usually gets bored easily. The humans in the household really like that it doesn't travel all over the place (the pig pushes it around a lot, but the weight and shape mean it doesn't keep moving after he stops actively pushing) and that it doesn't fit under the couch or in any of the other small, awkward places our other treat toys like to hide. It's also so far proven to be really durable - a little scuffed but still solid after a week of honestly pretty rough use. Will definitely be keeping one of these in rotation moving forward. … more

I have a corgi puppy and gave this to her to play with at only 8 weeks and she was able to figure it out (of course corgi’s are super smart!) she loves to play with this and get her treats or kibble pieces and I bring it out when I need her occupied with something and it works. Love it!

This toy dispenses treats, and the rate is controlled by twisting the top but my 4.5 month old pup empties it in seconds and she gets bored of it quickly. It appears to be well made and indestructible but it needs to be more challenging.

This did not appear as big as it is. I might not have paid attention but I gave to my daughters dog that is much bigger than my Yorker and it still was not as good as I thought it would be.