KONG Gyro Dog Toy

These feeders work great for our two labs. They eat so fast out of the bowls so we gave them this for a treat once and quickly realized how much they enjoyed it. Now we use them every night for dinner. It's interactive, keeps them engaged for longer and slows them down. They love it. One word of caution: You have to watch your dog with these because if they are chewers (or even if they aren't), it's likely that they will start to chew on the red ring. Ours has some bite marks in it but they quickly learned it wasn't OK to eat the plastic.

I only feed my dog from food-dispensing toys, and this is her new favorite. It is a bit loud on the hardwood floors, but not a huge deal. It can tend to dispense kibble a bit too quickly because of the size of the opening, but I started adding in a couple larger treats to block the kibble a bit. The ring does seem like it wouldn't hold up to a heavy chewer who gnaws on it. My dog doesn't really chew on these types of toys, though she has chewed on this just a bit and it hasn't been an issue.

This ball will be good if you just want something to slow your dog down while they eat, but do not buy it thinking it’ll be any sort of puzzle or enrichment. The food comes out super easily with little to no work done by the dog. It worked great for a very young puppy, but I wouldn’t buy it for a dog that has any previous experience with treat/food dispensing toys.

I got this because the large one just like it was noisy when it was being thrown around by my large dogs. They managed to chew the red ring so please supervise if you think they will digest the plastic. My dogs just spit it out. I have tried so many treat dispensers that either the hole is too big for the kibble or in one case the rubber was coated in a stinky odor. I came back to this one (even though smaller) which is small for my dogs but they don't need to eat a lot of kibble. I just need them entertained for a short period of time. Out of all of them this type works for both my dogs but especially my allergic dog. I can't stuff just anything in them due to his allergies so this one I got this because the large one just like it was noisy when it was being thrown around by my large dogs. They managed to chew the red ring so please supervise if you think they will digest the plastic. My dogs just spit it out. I have tried so many treat dispensers that either the hole is too big for the kibble or in one case the rubber was coated in a stinky odor. I came back to this one (even though smaller) which is small for my dogs but they don't need to eat a lot of kibble. I just need them entertained for a short period of time. Out of all of them this type works for both my dogs but especially my allergic dog. I can't stuff just anything in them due to his allergies so this one does the trick for his prescription food. … more

I love this toy for a hyperactive, easily bored dog. I had a Giant schnauzer puppy and this kept him entertained better than any other toy I had for him. I put kibbles in it and he would have to use his brain to figure how how to roll the internal ball part to get the kibbles to drop out of the bottom.

We got this thinking our three month old puppy would enjoy the treat adventure, she couldn’t figure out how to make it work, lost interest and walked away from it. Maybe she’s just too young, we will reintroduce it to her in a couple of months.

My 6 month old australian shepherd absolutely adores this toy— he likes toys he can get food out of and toss around easily. This toy is perfect to put anything from peanut butter to kibble in. I’ve had it for roughly two weeks now and it’s holding up OK. There are deep bite marks and I’m worried it won’t last to the end of next month. It’s a great toy, just not entirely up to Kong durability standards.

I would say I am the ultimate consumer. My dog could be a toy tester. I have other puzzles from this brand. My dog does many puzzle games and toy and treat dispensers. She does not tear stuff up or chew on them. We are happy with this toy. I wouldn’t recommend if you have a chewer. It’s a hard plastic. Thanks for a great selection Chewy.

My Wire-haired Pointing Griff has had this toy since he was 3. In his hey day, he’d chew through most anything...but not this toy. Still loves to chase it around for the treats inside if I go out without him. This and his filled Kong...absolute favorites...for both of us!

Not for a puppy. Rather for an experienced puzzle expert. The ridges make it difficult for my 5 mo old golden ret puppy to get kibble out. He gives up. Try Kong Wobbler