Planet Dog Orbee-Tuff Snoop Treat Dispensing Tough Dog Chew Toy

My dog is obsessed! I feed her breakfast and dinner in this and she goes crazy for it. She just plays with it constantly, even when there are not treats in it. She is a crazy chewer and destroys toys all the time and hasn't even made a dent in this. 10/10 our best treat dispensing toy yet. Only thing is that the silicone gets kinda gross on the floor and attracts all the dirt and hair but I'll deal with it.

Worth the buy! Very tough and stands up to the meanest puppies. It’s a bit big for baby-sized kibble but once you get passed that it’s non-stop fun. My boy has had it since he was 3 months old and he likes it more and more as time goes on! It’s big enough for his large breed kibble but small enough to where it still takes him some time to get it all out. Easy to clean and easier to use.

I’ve been very impressed with this dispenser! Bailey can chew through just about anything so I’ve watched her closely. She has tried a few times to eat through it to get to the food but there isn’t even a tooth mark in it. She now eats her kibble out of this twice a day instead of her slow feeder. She brings it to me when she’s hungry. I’m very happy with it!

I have a pit bull mix that destroys all toys no matter what they’re made of. This is my first venture into a puzzle toy to try to burn some of her energy on her own. I was afraid she would just chew this to pieces to get to the treats but she doesn’t. Takes her about 30 minutes to get all the treats out and it’s entertaining for me to watch. I will say she is not the brightest dog. This toy is easy for my other pit bull mix to figure out (5 minutes tops).

We love this toy. I put kibble in it to supplement my Portuguese Water Dog’s food and she plays with it until it’s empty. I use it outside while I’m doing yard work; it’s fabulous inside too because it doesn’t make noise when she rolls it around, like the hard plastic treat dispensers that drive me crazy! It also doesn’t roll under furniture as readily because it isn’t perfectly spherical. I’m ordering another one because I left the first one outside overnight and the coyotes must have taken off with it. They must love it too! I wonder who fills it for them?

I absolutely love these toys! My dogs are both super super chewers and these have held up amazingly. I read another review suggesting to put an xsmall Hol-ee roller ball inside to up the difficulty and I highlyyyy recommend doing that. Keeps my pups busy for a good amount of time.

It's bouncy fun for my dog and quiet enough for my zoom meetings. Sure, it picks up dust and hair but that's a small price to pay for entertainment for my never-quite-busy-enough pup. To make it more challenging, I put a small to medium dog ball (with holes, with a squeaker, just a tennis ball, etc.) in the hole. He loves his large snoop for play, treats and meal time!

I was initially very excited about this toy, but upon arrival was incredibly disappointed. The gap in the bottom is HUGE. My pups treats easily fell out of the hole as soon as I turned it upside down. It became a bowl instead of a toy. I put 6 treats in to keep my dog preoccupied while I went out, and before I left the house he has emptied it. We're talking under a minute. That's how big the hole is. After reading reviews on the nook insert, I'm not convinced that would solve the problem. It seems to pop out easily as well. My dog loves the texture of this toy, so I'll probably keep it and look for a solution to fill the gap elsewhere.

My dog loves this very much! I use training treats in most of her toys, unless I'm giving her meal through enrichment, but either way, both kibble and training treats fit perfectly! It poses a small challenge for her to get the treats out, which means it works as intended. She adores chasing it when it is thrown or pushed, and the treats fall out gradually so she stays interested!

My 70 lb Pyrenees mix loves this toy, and her mini aussie uncle loves to take it from her. I got my Snoop 7 months ago and it’s still going strong. I bought the Nook ball to go in it, to make it harder for my smart dogs. Currently that ball is lost somewhere in the yard, so we’re using the Snoop without the ball piece, and it’s still great, just a little easier for my dog. She has probably learned how to get the food out more quickly now, but it’s still a great food toy. She’s a large breed so her large kibble goes inside and she has her meals in it. The small hole at the bottom might be too large for smaller kibble (it might fall out). Even without putting food in it, my puppy loves to run around My 70 lb Pyrenees mix loves this toy, and her mini aussie uncle loves to take it from her. I got my Snoop 7 months ago and it’s still going strong. I bought the Nook ball to go in it, to make it harder for my smart dogs. Currently that ball is lost somewhere in the yard, so we’re using the Snoop without the ball piece, and it’s still great, just a little easier for my dog. She has probably learned how to get the food out more quickly now, but it’s still a great food toy. She’s a large breed so her large kibble goes inside and she has her meals in it. The small hole at the bottom might be too large for smaller kibble (it might fall out). Even without putting food in it, my puppy loves to run around with her Snoop and squish it in her mouth. It rolls and bounces around and she chases it. We love the Snoop and highly recommend it for puppies and young dogs, to give them something to do! … more