Omega Paw Tricky Treat Ball Dog Toy

Unlike other treat balls, this one does not make a lot of noise. Agree with other reviewers who recommend buying the largest size so that it doesn't go under furniture. We put a portion of kibble in the ball, and have 10-15 minutes to have uninterrupted time while the puppy is chasing the ball around. This ball will give you a true picture of how much dirt and hair is on the floor that you just swept or vacuumed (you can wipe off the outside with a damp towel).

Easy to stuff with treats, though I’d recommend a dry funnel for kibble. This puzzle seemed straight forward but because of the lip on the inside it takes them a lot longer to get the food/treats out than I expected. Great for slowing down

My pup is a fast eater. I use this to feed her meals and she absolutely LOVES it! I love watching her manipulate the ball to get her food with her tail waging high :) This is our second one, as she chewed the first. Lesson learned, pick up the ball when its empty.

I’ve tried many different activity toys to entertain my German Shorthaired Pointer, especially with work from home. Most of them get tore to shreds quickly but this one he loves, doesn’t destroy and keeps him occupied. Just the right amount of kibble falls out when he rolls it with his nose which keeps him coming back to this toy. Now he carries it around with him even with no kibble inside. We started feeding him lunch through the ball every day.

Lasted about 10 minutes until my pit started ripping chunks out of it to get the treats faster. Very soft rubber material, made for medium to small dogs.

We wash items before giving them to our dogs as well as after use. This has a lip inside that makes it so all of the water is unable to be expelled. We'll probably drill a small hole in it to have a place to get the water out.

My little one loves this ball it is fun watching her play with it she has 2 different types of these treat balls and this one is her favorite the only thing that is a negative to me is the food falls out to easy and it doesn't hold enough I have to fill it several times for her because sometimes several pieces fall out at a time but she loves it and I am ordering another one just in case we loose 1 we will have a back up this is the only way she will eat her dry food now is in this ball ! it is so cute watching her push the ball with her nose all around the house sometimes she will roll it under the bed or chair etc and she will bark for me to get it for her lol But I am so happy I ordered this My little one loves this ball it is fun watching her play with it she has 2 different types of these treat balls and this one is her favorite the only thing that is a negative to me is the food falls out to easy and it doesn't hold enough I have to fill it several times for her because sometimes several pieces fall out at a time but she loves it and I am ordering another one just in case we loose 1 we will have a back up this is the only way she will eat her dry food now is in this ball ! it is so cute watching her push the ball with her nose all around the house sometimes she will roll it under the bed or chair etc and she will bark for me to get it for her lol But I am so happy I ordered this it is so worth the joy it brings my baby … more

I have a 17 year old dog who doesn’t really play with toys. She has never really enjoyed them. I was looking for something that would be enticing to her and keep her entertained while I am gone at work and she is home alone. Once I got it, I immediately opened it, put some treats in and introduced her to it, and she immediately loved it!! I haven’t seen her this attached to a toy in years!!

Our 22 lb Bernedoodle pup has enjoyed playing with this feeder ball. It took him 2 days to figure it out and not get overstimulated by it. He can also pick it up in his mouth and walk with it.

Overall, our dog, a lazy but food-motivated 8 year old lab, enjoys this toy! It does have to be basically filled to the brim for treats/food to fall out, otherwise they get stuck on the inside rim. After we learned that he had an easier time using the toy as intended, and quickly picked up on how to roll it around the room with his nose, and even move it with his paw, to get food out. He will be sleeping, and randomly get up to start playing with it! It's a good little brain teaser for our dog :)