Starmark Everlasting Treat Bento Ball Tough Dog Chew Toy

My girl absolutely loved this! It only took her about 20 minutes to get the treat out of the holder and maybe another 20 to eat the treat but she is a German Shepherd and very smart. I haven’t found anything to hold her attention for that long in months though! She is a huge chewer but not interested in chewing the holder after the treat is gone because it’s not hard so I’m not worried about it being chewed to pieces. Already purchased refill treats!

I first saw this at my daughter’s house while her dogs were chewing on it. It kept them occupied for hours so naturally I went home and ordered 2 right away for my dogs. The actual edible part was tough to get in but I eventually got it. Once I gave it to them they literally chewed on it for HOURS. And, it lasted for several days until my big dog figured out how to get it out faster. I would definitely buy it again and plan on buying the refills often.

My dog is a heavy chewer and very food motivated. He had the treat out within 15 minutes and just at the treat. The toy wasn’t broken, so good to maybe put a refill in or peanut butter or something but the original plan didn’t really keep him occupied long.

It was fun while it lasted! I have a labrador, he isn't a terribly aggressive chewer, and he had holes in the treat ball in under 20 minutes. This great ball isn't or shouldn't be recommended for ever a medium chewer. I watch my dogs when they have toys, but pieces could easily have been chewed off if I want supervising.

I have a 50 pound Vizsla. He loved the toy but destroyed it on the first use. By the time the treat disc was gone he'd cracked the toy all the way around the bottom where the rubber/plastic is thinner. We also bought the blue double sided Everlasting Treat ball at the same time and that one is still going strong. I'd recommend the blue one, but this orange Bento Ball is not durable enough for even a medium sized chewer.

My dog loves this toy, and I’m always looking for creative ways to give her puzzle toys for treats to get out her chewing drive and give her some cognitive stimulation. I saw that other reviewer‘s showed that their dog chewed this to bits, but my dog did not, however she’s not a super chewer, either. She really really loves this, and when I ran out of the stock snack that it comes with, I saw that I’m still able to stuff treats in the chamber below.

I have 2 super chewers. They destroy most toys and treats within minutes. The bento balls kept them busy for about 6 hours!!! The treat distracts them from destroying. So happy that I bought 6 more of various sizes for all the dogs in the family. These will be great for thunder & separation anxiety.

Terrible product. Lasted less than a day with a medium golden doodle. She’s a tough chewer but this toy says it’s indestructible so I thought it would last a while but she destroyed it within an hour.

My Frenchie went thru the smaller ones of these in one day! Then she’d play with the holder for a few days before I’d put in another treat. I didn’t want her to have too much at once. But, this larger size is perfect! She’s had it for 3 days and the treat has been barely consumed. She loves it & it keeps her busy. She’s 7 months, so that’s super important to keep her from chewing on other inedible stuff! And, on a side note, she’s had the smaller one for months and it hasn’t come apart; it could be because Frenchies have a flat-ish face.

Between my partner and I wr have two very different dogs. My rottie is a bit of a drooler, and while she loved the toy and treats, the treats that fit in it stained my carpet. Also, she's a "super chewer", didn't tear the material but finished the treat in about 30 minutes. Otherwise, she was totally uninterested. My partner's dog however, a Great Pyrenees-Husky mix, absolutely loved it and, because of no drool, no carpet stain. It kept her occupied for a couple hours and then she bounced the toy around for a little while without any treat or food in it. 5 stars for the Pyrenees-Husky, 3 for the Rottie.