Nocciola Snuffle Ball Interactive Puzzle Dog Toy

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  • With its upgraded design, this snuffle ball encourages dogs to use their nose to search for hidden treats or toys, promoting natural foraging skills.
  • Suitable for all dog breeds and ages, as well as other pets, this interactive puzzle toy also relieves stress, fights boredom, and helps prevent destructive behavior.
  • Crafted from soft shaker fleece and TPR rubber, this toy is non-toxic, comfortable, built to last, and machine washable.
  • Easy to use—simply place treats into the cloth strips, roll them up, and insert into the ball.
  • As an added bonus, this snuffle ball comes with a cute squeaky carrot made of high-quality PP cotton with strong stitching.

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Rated 3.7 out of 5 stars
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33 Customer Reviews

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Dana on Jan 8, 2026

Hard to put cloth back in holes and actually keep the treat in

This seems cool in theory but its way to hard to get the thick fabric rolled right so it fits back in the hole with a treat inside the cloth. Im pretty good at

This seems cool in theory but its way to hard to get the thick fabric rolled right so it fits back in the hole with a treat inside the cloth. Im pretty good at puzzle toys but this one will probably not be used because of the half hour it takes to make an attempt at rolling up the cloth to not have it fit in the holes.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Heidi on Jan 5, 2026

Good puzzle

Took her about 20 minutes or more first time! But she easily pulled some of the strips completely out. She went back to it immediately next time she was over, but

Took her about 20 minutes or more first time! But she easily pulled some of the strips completely out. She went back to it immediately next time she was over, but only took her about 5 minutes- took me 15 minutes to set up and re-string the strips. She wasn’t interested in ball action, just getting treats.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By KRISTEN on Dec 28, 2025

too much work for the human

It took forever to roll up treats into each fleece section, and then sometimes just as the roll was being placed into the toy, it fell out and the process had to

It took forever to roll up treats into each fleece section, and then sometimes just as the roll was being placed into the toy, it fell out and the process had to be started again! On top of that, our 55lb dog pulled the fleece strips out and she has never pulled apart any other toys. The snuffle ball worked way better.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Julia on Nov 25, 2025

I loved this, but......

The felted strands were not well secured in the ball. Bebe pulled it out the first play session and the separate strips could be easily pulled out. I then went in

The felted strands were not well secured in the ball. Bebe pulled it out the first play session and the separate strips could be easily pulled out. I then went in and retied the strips securely with a big enough knot that they didn't pull out of the ball. Bebe will chew on the felt strips. I am afraid she might swallow them so I trim off the tattered sections. All that said, she loves this toy... It would be great to be able to get replacement strips for it.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Bethany on Jan 12, 2026

Keeps my dog entertained but weirdly smells like coconut

Ferris loves it, and it's a great way to hide lots of kibble and keep him entertained. He doesn't seem to be bothered by the artificial coconut smell like I am

Ferris loves it, and it's a great way to hide lots of kibble and keep him entertained. He doesn't seem to be bothered by the artificial coconut smell like I am. :)

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Mason on Dec 23, 2025

It was cute until I went to use it

I went to unravel the cloth to stuff it and the cloth was breaking at the seams. There was also splits in the hexagon itself. My dog just pulls the cloth all the

I went to unravel the cloth to stuff it and the cloth was breaking at the seams. There was also splits in the hexagon itself. My dog just pulls the cloth all the way out because they aren't connected.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Lori on Jan 15, 2026

Boxer Puppy Fun

My 10 month old boxer puppy had a blast with this treat puzzle. The only problem is it takes a while to put it back together.

My 10 month old boxer puppy had a blast with this treat puzzle. The only problem is it takes a while to put it back together.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Elaine on Jan 3, 2026

Not well designed

It looked just like the photo. After sharing a round of treats, all the felt strips came out of the rubber ball. I can't replace them each time

It looked just like the photo. After sharing a round of treats, all the felt strips came out of the rubber ball. I can't replace them each time

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Liz on Dec 18, 2025

Time consuming to fill

It takes a while to put treats, roll it up, and stuff into the holes. The first time she played with it, she tore 2 of the fleece strips.

It takes a while to put treats, roll it up, and stuff into the holes. The first time she played with it, she tore 2 of the fleece strips.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Nicole on Oct 28, 2025

Easily tears apart

This toy was great thebfirst two uses, then the strips of fabric easily came out. I discovered they're connected together in the middle by what appears to be a

This toy was great thebfirst two uses, then the strips of fabric easily came out. I discovered they're connected together in the middle by what appears to be a simple twisty tie. After he pulled two steips out, I had to throw it away.