Omega Paw Tricky Treat Ball Dog Toy
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About This Item
- This easy to fill ball will keep your pooch entertained for hours!
- Simply fill with your pup's favorite treats
- As the ball gets rolled it'll dispense the treats
- Unique shape and soft texture made it easy for humans and dogs to grip
- A variety of sizes allows you to pick the perfect fit for any size dog
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| Price | $6.99Chewy Price | $9.99Chewy Price | $9.86Chewy Price | $7.99Chewy Price | $5.49Chewy Price |
| Toy Feature | Training | — | Exercise | Water Toy | — |
| Breed Size | Large Breeds, Giant Breeds | Medium Breeds | Medium Breeds | Medium Breeds, Large Breeds | Small Breeds |
| Toy Type | Treat Dispensers, Balls | Balls, Treat Dispensers | Treat Dispensers | Balls, Treat Dispensers, Chew Toys | Treat Dispensers |
| Lifestage | Adult | Adult | Adult | Adult | Adult |
| Material | — | Thermoplastic Rubber, Rubber, Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | Rubber |
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1074 Customer Reviews
Was this meant to be single use only?
Kibble comes out at first but the enormous lip inside the ball will not let the last couple pieces out, even with me trying to press on the toy lip to shake the pieces out. My dog tried to lick out the kibble, which just made the kibble inside wet and stick inside the ball. There appears to be no way to clean this toy, so the soggy kibble pieces are stuck inside the ball. Basically it is a breeding ground for mold and bacteria. This thing is not sanitary for more than one use.
He loves it!
My dog is so in love with this ball! Sometimes he gets so involved with daily activities that he doesn't always stop to eat. This has encouraged him to continue to play, but also stop to eat kibble. It works out great for him. Also, I love it because it's the exact right size that it doesn't roll underneath any furniture. My knees and hips are super excited about this!
Great Toy for a Blind Dog
Our blind Cairn Terrier loves this treat ball. It keeps her occupied for a long time even after all the treats have come out. She rolls it all over the kitchen floor and will stop and then retrace all her steps to find treats she may have missed. I find the Milk Bone Trail Mix treats are just the right size for the small size ball, and I am able to use the small bone shape treat and place it horizontally across the opening. I agree it is a bit hard to clean. I just clean it with a soapy brush upside down so water doesn’t collect in the opening. I have several of these balls, so if I have to clean the inside I can use another while it dries.
Mini Pig Activity
We reached a couple mini pigs from a bad situation. They didn't know what toys even were, so this has been a great activity to teach them to play. Be sure to put small pieces of treats though, larger pieces don't come out well.
Perfect Enrichment Toy
I've used many treat balls over the years, but this one is the best. It has a little tunnel to put treats in and it goes down far enough that treats don't fall out just by setting it down. My shiba has to work at getting the treats, but she gets some often enough that it can hold onto her puppy attention span. I got it after a dog trainer recommended it to me.
Indoor Activity
My dog loves playing with this "ball." It keeps her busy for nearly an hour, rolling it with her nose and paws, picking up treats, and occasionally picking the ball up with her mouth and tossing it across the room!
Perfect toy/activity
This is the second Tricky Ball for Ted. Our entitled Labrador mislays the first one and then expects us to find it. We put half his kibble from each meal in it. So it gives him entertainment and slow eating in one toy.
Great idea, but did not work
I usually love these type of puzzle balls to stimulate my smart, experienced puzzle dogs, but this one was too hard for them. In order to get the food out, you have to shake the ball up and down (in your hands!), something they just could not get. Sadly, I will not give this to them again as I was the only one to figure out how to get the food out. The problem is a 1 inch tube blocking the hole, so food can't roll into the opening, instead, you have to bounce it up and into the tube. Perhaps if the tube was smaller, or my dogs bounced it repeatedly instead of rolling it. Well, at any rate, This is definitely an advanced puzzle ball and too hard for us.
Great Toy! Our Dog Loves It!
Our dog loves to roll it around to get the kibble. Smaller kibble comes out pretty easily. Slightly larger kibble might be a little more challenging
Okay Replacement Ball
I was really hoping this would be the perfect replacement for my dogs old Milk Bone red think rubbered/silicone treat dispensing ball.... but I had to cut some holes in it so that the big treat would fit/come out once she chewed it down. After I cut holes it worked great!