Omega Paw Tricky Treat Ball Dog Toy

First, it holds up! This ball really lasts. Until Penny leaves it behind camping....after about 2 years of use! She loves it. She rolls it down stairs to get treats/kibble faster. Or drops it into an empty laundry basket to contain the treats...crazy girl! Anyway- cleaning. Use a needle nose pliers to pull the funnel spout out toward you. If the ball is softer in warm to hot soapy water it will pop out, making it easier to clean with a bottle brush and to rinse/dry. It pops back in with easy pressure. No damage to the ball. We did this on the large ball. It was pretty flexible after 2 years or so of use. Penny loved "red ball" but now it is missing. Pretty sure it got left behind at the campground First, it holds up! This ball really lasts. Until Penny leaves it behind camping....after about 2 years of use! She loves it. She rolls it down stairs to get treats/kibble faster. Or drops it into an empty laundry basket to contain the treats...crazy girl! Anyway- cleaning. Use a needle nose pliers to pull the funnel spout out toward you. If the ball is softer in warm to hot soapy water it will pop out, making it easier to clean with a bottle brush and to rinse/dry. It pops back in with easy pressure. No damage to the ball. We did this on the large ball. It was pretty flexible after 2 years or so of use. Penny loved "red ball" but now it is missing. Pretty sure it got left behind at the campground. So we are getting another one! … more

Fun way to entertain both you and your dog. I purchase mini treats. Break the treats in half and drop in the orange ball. Riley knew exactly what to do. It is hysterical watching him nose it along until a treat drops. Occasionally it rolls under a sofa. Riley finds me to retrieve it. If I can’t see it I ask him “where is your orange ball?”. He leads me right to the spot.

I love the idea and shape of the ball in challenging my 10 mo old puppy to figure out how to get the treats out- great design. Unfortunately the material was not strong enough when he decided to try and create his own hole rather than use the one provided and the ball was ruined within 30 minutes of opening it.

This is my girls second treat dispensing toy. The first was hard plastic with segmented baffles that could be changed as desired. It was NOISY!! We decided to try out this toy and she loves it. Tilly is not a big chewer or toy player. As a stray, she is just “learning to dog”. It has enough gap to allow treats (Cheerios in this case) dispense pretty quickly so she doesn’t lose interest. It can easily be washed in the sink. I wish there was a small hole elsewhere as well to allow better drainage. For the price, it’s a win.

treat balls are tricky because they need to... - not make a whole lot of noise - not get stuck under furniture - difficult enough to last long - durable This ball does all of that. Absolutely love it. I have so many for traveling and they are SO AFFORDABLE. Buy. Buy. Buy. Only complaint is that it gets gross bc of the rubber but also what do you expect rolling around on the ground.

Poorly designed toy traps treat bits inside. Went to rinse it out and suds started forming, rinsed it for 15 minutes and suds never stopped. I do not have time to deal with this besides the critical issue i am NOT giving my dogs something coated with a soapy or who-knows-what substance. Gave it one star only because website will not allow me to leave NO stars which it deserves

We bought this to keep our pup occupied while we are at work and school. He loves it. You put pieces of dog food in the ball and he rolls it around with his nose and one pops out every now and then. My kids have watched him do it when they came home for lunch and say its fun to watch. I like that its easy to fill and find.

I was a Lil nervous about this ball cuz I didnt think he would lile it and i didnt want treats just randomly all over the floor. Well it took about 5 min and he was loving it! We use Cheerios and cut up Lil pieces of pup pepperoni and that dont come out super easy but at the right time. He really works at it to get them out. He even chews on it and it is holding up. Only issue I have is i got the large size and wish I would of gotten a medium size for my dachshund/ beagle mix. But that was my fault. He still loves it and it doesnt roll under the furniture easily. I put a hand full of his Cheerios mix in it and he was at it for about half hour to get most of them out!

Got both large and small size for my different sized dogs. Rolls nicely and without much noise on hardwood floors. Only issue is that it is very difficult to get those last couple pieces of kibble out both for my dogs and for me. There is a lip on the inside of the hole the kibble goes into and comes out of. This lip probably prevents it from being too easy when there's lots of kibble in there, but it makes it too difficult when there's only a couple pieces.

I'm always looking for treat dispensing toys to keep my Great Dane busy. This one is rather large, which is fantastic. It's the biggest one I've seen. Not too big to fit in his mouth, and easy to pick up with all it's craters. It won't fit a whole meal in there, if you're looking for a feeder, but I'd say I fit about 1 cup of my dog's 1cm diameter food bits in there.