Omega Paw Tricky Treat Ball Dog Toy

I have an 85lb Doberman and a 25lb Cockapoo. They both have the Large Tricky Treat Balls, but in our house hold we call them Rolly Balls. My 25lb Cockapoo is 15 years old and this is the only thing that gives her any activity in the day! She hates walks, refuses to do them most days but the Rolly Balls get her moving. My 85lb Doberman loves them too but she'll get bored after 20 minutes or so and will want me to shake the treats out (which is not the purpose of this toy!) She also had to have two ACL surgeries and this has been a great way to get her using her muscles again. I like to breakup treats so that they are different shapes and sizes which means the balls will last longer. My I have an 85lb Doberman and a 25lb Cockapoo. They both have the Large Tricky Treat Balls, but in our house hold we call them Rolly Balls. My 25lb Cockapoo is 15 years old and this is the only thing that gives her any activity in the day! She hates walks, refuses to do them most days but the Rolly Balls get her moving. My 85lb Doberman loves them too but she'll get bored after 20 minutes or so and will want me to shake the treats out (which is not the purpose of this toy!) She also had to have two ACL surgeries and this has been a great way to get her using her muscles again. I like to breakup treats so that they are different shapes and sizes which means the balls will last longer. My favorite treats are from Full Moon, any of the jerky will work great. I avoid small round treats that fall out instantly, I want my girls to work for their treats! My Doberman chews up all her toys, all of them! But not this one. I don't know why because she has chewed up other treat dispensing toys, but maybe it's because she knows that this toy gets played with differently. I didn't have to teach either one of them how to play with the Rolly Balls, but if your dog tries to chew at the ball to get the treats out you may have to show them. Roll the ball back and forth, if you're really adventurous do it with your face. I seriously cannot say enough great things about this toy! Only word of caution is they will roll anywhere they can fit! Keep doors to down stairs closed if your pups struggle with stairs, look under beds and behind couches if they get lost. If you've got kids, make a game out of who can find the rolly ball first! Have fun! You won't regret it! … more

I bought the large and my little Boston Terrier loves it! In addition to being a great treat ball, it is her favorite ball for playing fetch outside. It is a perfect weight and I'm able to throw it much farther than any other ball. The dimpled design allows her to pick it up and carry it. It quickly became her favorite and 5 months later, it is still her favorite. This particular ball did not have a foul smell that other reviewers described. It has a mild smell, but it just smells sweet.

We order a medium and a large one. My springer spaniel chocolate lab loves this toy. But the medium one we got for her she played with like she should rolling it around to get her treat. But when there was only 2 left in it she manager to chew the ball and put holes in it. The toy should be stronger not so easy to destroy. We still have the large one I just have to make sure to take it away.

I have a beagle mix, boxer/lab mix, and a third one that I don’t know what it is at all- who are all huge chewers and need constant stimulation even when left alone in the house. All three need something to do to help pass time. I have used kongs which they love as well, but needed to start adding a variety to their collection of puzzles and treat dispensers. This one was the newest addition and they LOVE it. Every day I rotate who gets what toy so they have all used it. They get the treats out and don’t get flustered with how long it takes to get one, they also can chew on the outside of the toy which they do when the treats are emptied and it withstands all the chewing as well

My dog who is not a big chewer put a whole in this thing within 20 minutes. Also, I tried to wash it so it didn’t smell like plastic and could not get the water out so the treats got soggy. After looking online this is a common problem and you’re not able to clean the toy

It’s a good toy. I was concerned after reading reviews because I’m sensitive to smells, but I agree with a reviewer who said it smells like sour apples. It’s a strong smell, but not a bad smell. My German Shepherd has not destroyed the ball, is intrigued that her dog food drops randomly out of it, and likes how the texture and indents feel in her mouth.

This treat ball is great! Unlike others that my dogs didn't take much interest in, they love this one. It's the perfect size for my dogs, who range from 9-22lbs. It's not too big for my smallest one to pick up and run around with. It also smells really good! Plus the treats don't come out too fast so my dogs can easily spend 20 minutes pushing it around to get a handful of treats. I'll definitely be buying a couple more soon.

The center of the ball is very easily chewed out, my aussie had it chewed out within an hour. The treat is still a little hard to get out so we will keep using it. If I got another, I would make the hole a little bigger so the treats are easier to get out as others suggested as I think he destroyed it because they weren’t coming out easily.

This toy lasted about 20 minutes max. If you're going to make a toy that holds treats you'd think it would be chew proof! It hurts my heart to see my pup all happy with her toy only to have me take it away from her while she's enjoying it because it's falling apart. Buy a Kong toy. They are reliable.

I was on the fence about buying this but I’m glad I did. My dog has chewed on this but it still fully intact with no damage. It has also kept him occupied than any other toy he has as he is always trying to get the food out of it. I would definitely recommend