KONG Puppy Activity Ball Dog Toy, Color Varies

We both LOVE this toy (better than the smaller version as it gets stuck under less furniture!) Lucy can go through a regular Kong in no time flat, but this....well, it's good for long bouts of self-play!!! She's a Beagle, so her nose "knows" a good toy and where there may be food hiding! I pack it with various sizes of treats....just enough small bits to keep her guessing and entertained. Watching her push it around all over with dexterity is so entertaining for us, as well!!

I put some of their regular dry food in the ball and they push it around trying to get the pieces out.....they don't even seem to realize that it's the same stuff sitting there in their food dish. Only problem is they are fighting over it, so I've ordered another one and it's supposed to arrive tomorrow. Really keeps them busy so they are not constantly trying to get my attention while I'm working.

This is probably one of the best ways to stop our puppy from chomping down on her kibble. We stuff these with her kibble and freeze them. It takes pup 15-20 min to get through her meal, but she clearly enjoys the challenge. It is sturdy and has withstood a heavy chewer gnawing at it for 20 min everyday for 3 months!

Well made. It bounces even on carpet. I have an aggressive chewer and she hasn't destroyed it yet. You can put treats in it we haven't tried that yet. One toy you can throw in the house does not leave marks on walls or floor.

I have a 7 month old Chiweenie super chewer. I use this toy A LOT! I fill the crevices with peanut butter and give it to her as we are leaving so she doesn't get separation anxiety. It keeps her interested and occupied. She has chewed on this thing for months and it's still intact. Totally recommend.

I have a 14 year old very food-obsessed dachshund. We use the standard type senior kong to feed her food and treats and I thought I'd try branching out to a different shape to give her a challenge. The thing is, with her age, diminutive size, and lack of teeth, the Activity Ball just didn't seem like her cup of tea. She gives up before ever succeeding at getting the treat out. I can see how it would be a good toy for a younger, larger, more active dog than my senior dachshund so I hope to regift it to a friend with a young pit bull.

MVP (most valuable purchase) of our recent order. This works great for our puppies lunch. It keeps him entertained giving us a much needed break from his teething antics. 10/10 recommend for any puppy parents!

I have a smart corgi puppy, so this took him only a few days to master. He still uses it to chase and chew, but we use it less frequently because of how fast he empties it! It's a great intro to puzzle toys for your dog :)

I found it difficult to put treats in the little slots. They are too narrow and not deep enough. The center hole is ok.

Our 4 month old ”pure bred mutt” loves this ball. We fill the cavity with kibble and he has fun rolling the ball around collecting his rewards! It’s a fun ball for fetch as well. You can fill the grooves with kong puppy stuff as an outdoor treat (too messy for indoors).