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

When this first showed up I thought it was going to be too easy to get kibble out for my dog. Turns out, it is deceptively challenging. When it's full the kibble comes out easily, but as it gets lower it starts to get harder. My dog ended up losing interest before the last of the kibble came out because he was having a lot of trouble getting any to fall out. So I think this is likely a toy he'll need to work up to (build determination for) but even though he wasn't able to get all the kibble out he still seemed to have a lot of fun for the first bit. He likes the shape of this as he can hold it in his mouth and stick his snout into the middle to nose around. Glad to add this to my puzzle feeder When this first showed up I thought it was going to be too easy to get kibble out for my dog. Turns out, it is deceptively challenging. When it's full the kibble comes out easily, but as it gets lower it starts to get harder. My dog ended up losing interest before the last of the kibble came out because he was having a lot of trouble getting any to fall out. So I think this is likely a toy he'll need to work up to (build determination for) but even though he wasn't able to get all the kibble out he still seemed to have a lot of fun for the first bit. He likes the shape of this as he can hold it in his mouth and stick his snout into the middle to nose around. Glad to add this to my puzzle feeder arsenal even if it will take him a little time to work up to full kibble emptying. … more

This is known as the blue squishy in our house and it is the only thing that gets my non food motivated dog excited. He Loves Tipping it over, bouncing it on the ground and pouncing on it to release the lamb lung we use in it. If we try to give him his treat without his blue squishy he just ignores it for a good 10 minutes before deciding to indulge. I love that his ears perk up when we ask if he’d like his blue squishy and if it ever breaks I’ll be back for another one.

We fill these with our dogs kibble at meal time and then it is up to them to get it out! We have had them for over five years and one is finally wearing out! Most of our dogs roll them or try to vacuum them out with their tongues, but my Sheltie picks it up and bounces it to get the food out! And he teaches other dogs the same trickI recommend these regularly for adolescent dogs to keep them busy and challenged! It also keeps our older dogs engaged too.

I cannot recommend this toy enough! My Aussie needs plenty of mental stimulation to keep her sane throughout the day, so this was a huge hit for her. Keeps her occupied for up to 20-30 mins for her 3/4 cup per meal. It also helped stimulate her appetite when she was going through a fussy eater phase, so that was a huge help I was very grateful for. It doesn’t tend to put out too much kibble at a time, which is super nice. I only put 1/3 cup in at a time to make it harder for her to get it out. So if you wanna keep them entertained for longer, I’d recommend smaller portions. I’m also gonna be honest, it’s hard even for me to get the kibble out LOL. When I need to get it out for whatever reason I cannot recommend this toy enough! My Aussie needs plenty of mental stimulation to keep her sane throughout the day, so this was a huge hit for her. Keeps her occupied for up to 20-30 mins for her 3/4 cup per meal. It also helped stimulate her appetite when she was going through a fussy eater phase, so that was a huge help I was very grateful for. It doesn’t tend to put out too much kibble at a time, which is super nice. I only put 1/3 cup in at a time to make it harder for her to get it out. So if you wanna keep them entertained for longer, I’d recommend smaller portions. I’m also gonna be honest, it’s hard even for me to get the kibble out LOL. When I need to get it out for whatever reason, I have trouble doing so and find myself tilting it at odd angles to try to get it out. Makes it more stimulating for her tho! It’s a nice soft rubber but is very durable. Our pitty likes to steal it from the Aussie when he’s feeling playful, and he’s managed to get a hold of it for long enough to chew on it a bit. He dented it a little, but it’s not anything awful. It does collect dirt and hair a bit easily, but it washes super easily as well! So it’s not a big deal. It also gets stuck in places sometimes since the direction it rolls in is a bit erratic, but she let’s me know when that happens. The mini-Aussie weighs about 40 lbs (full grown), so she isn’t able to “cheat” like our 100 lb pitty can. His tongue is huge, so instead of rolling it around to get the kibble out, he just licks it out LOL. So it’s not for him, but it’s def for our Aussie. … more

I love this new toy as it is a different dispensing and entertaining toy for them. It has with stood my pit mix puppy who tears up everything and my doberman. I was so impressed with it that I bought another one. I would recommend to anyone that wants to keep their dog busy especially in their crates and kennels.

This toy really occupies both a pup and a 2.5yo who loves to chew! Adding the nook makes them work a lot harder to get the treats out and my boys will not stop until they do! They have played with it for 2 wks and it’s intact without any rips/damage! Highly recommend for use when crating & for play :)

Both our dogs LOVE this toy! One dog is a freaking genius and never met a treat-based toy he couldn’t solve. The other is a rescue who was neglected in her early life and has a lot of trouble figuring out any toy whatsoever. Both of them love this, and it is so great to see the less-adept dog enjoying her Orbee Tuff Snoop. This is the first treat-based toy she’s ever understood. So, engaging enough for the genius, and easy enough for the not-genius. Neither dog is a big chewer, so I can’t speak to durability, but we’ve been using these for a few weeks and so far, they’re standing up to frequent use.

Saw a corgi on Instagram playing with this toy, and I’m always looking for another puzzle toy for my little puppy. 9 months old, bundle of energy, and gets bored easily; and yet this toy kept his attention for a good 15 minutes. I already started to put a ball in the center to make it even more challenging to get the treats out. Highly recommend!

Both my pups absolutely adore this toy!! I finally found an enrichment toy that actually get them excited and that keeps them interested for more than a few minutes! I just add either a few of their biscuit treats to it, or some of their kibble and it keeps them occupied.

We recently went out of town and boarded our two huskies. They boarder told us when we got back that they loved these snoop toys, so I decided to get one for each dog including our corgi. All three dogs are relatively high energy, and these toys wore them out! They went at them for hours! Definitely would recommend.