Starmark Everlasting Treat Bento Ball Tough Dog Chew Toy

My dog has never been one to play with toys unless they’re for chewing or he gets to eat something from it. It took him 2 days to get the treat out but it kept his attention. Blu took the toy from room to room over the last 2 days to work on it but by bit. I’ll definitely continue to buy more of these. There is a slight weird smell (rubber material) but that’s only if you bring the toy to your face. This toy isn’t messy. The rubber holder can be reused for other treats or you can buy a replacement insert.

Both my dogs LOVE their Medium sized Bento Ball. If you have a dog that chews and destroys everything then this is for you. We bought the bento balls over 2 months ago. Hazel usually chews up everything and destroys most toys in a day but this still looks brand new except for replacing the treats inside. I had to buy two bento balls; otherwise, Snickers would sit and wait for hours for her turn to play with it. This definitely keeps them entertained for hours at a time. By far, the best chew toy around! The medium size bento ball is perfect for a 9-12 pound dog.

I don’t know why there bad reviews, I’m guessing they got there dog a size too small. This toy is amazing! I foster dogs and over 20 dogs(from chihuahua size too Great Dane sized dogs)have chewed and played with this toy! I have had the bento ball for over 2 years and it is still in perfect condition! I have a 40 pound blue heeler mix and he chews through Kongs! He has not been able to chew through this toy. I have a small and a large size bento ball. I have had serval tough chewers chew on this and serval light chewers and they have not destroyed this toy! Do yourself a favor and order the bento ball! You will not regret it! I also have a sprocket and the wheeler and they love those starmark I don’t know why there bad reviews, I’m guessing they got there dog a size too small. This toy is amazing! I foster dogs and over 20 dogs(from chihuahua size too Great Dane sized dogs)have chewed and played with this toy! I have had the bento ball for over 2 years and it is still in perfect condition! I have a 40 pound blue heeler mix and he chews through Kongs! He has not been able to chew through this toy. I have a small and a large size bento ball. I have had serval tough chewers chew on this and serval light chewers and they have not destroyed this toy! Do yourself a favor and order the bento ball! You will not regret it! I also have a sprocket and the wheeler and they love those starmark toys too and have not destroyed them. Picture below of the size large bento ball below, this is it after having it for over two years! This one was used two times more than the small size … more

Our dog is very active and loves to chew. He can get a squeaker out of a toy in 15 minutes no matter how tough the material. I've bought nylabones before and he chews them to pieces and leaves hard plastic scattered around the house. If we try to sit and watch television, he constantly brings his shredded toys and makes you play tug or fetch, so we never get to really watch anything. This toy is a miracle. He will sit for hours just licking and chewing at it. It doesn't leave pieces all over the house. We can watch movies again as long as we turn up the volume enough to drown out the sound of licking. At our house we call it the everlasting dogstopper.

Dane mom here, my girl loves this toy but it is much smaller than you think. Granted most “large” toys in the paws of a Dane don’t hold true but this one was really noticeable. She can fit the entire thing in her mouth and you wouldn’t know it’s there! It’s large enough that’s it’s not a choking hazard, but it’s very close to being too small. Because she’s able to fit it all in her mouth, it took much of the challenge away from the toy. She was able to drool it up and pop out the treat within 15 min. Other than the size issue, the quality seems good and she loves playing with it!

The rubber toy is an overly simple treat hiding toy, and my dog gets the treats out in under a minute. She popped the BentoBall out in the same amount of time, and I had to take it away from her, as she does not need to be eating 300 calories in a sitting. I got a refund for this pointless purchase. I tried multiple BentoBalls, wetting first and drying out, all of it was useless in the face of my dog who I’d never go as far as to call “smart”. If your dog is a heavy chewer and not completely boneheaded, this toy is not for you.

This is expensive. I bought it so my dog would have something to do. It is advertised at "everlasting" and "durable" but it isn't much. He chews through the dental treat within an hour. I have to constantly watch him to make sure he's not weaseling the chew out of the bento ball. Also the bento ball is all chewed up. I've had it for two weeks and it's already tearing apart. Not very durable. It's 20$+ and I've had it for two weeks and it's tearing... Not worth it.

Gave this to my pup as a Christmas treat. It took her more than a day to eat most of the treat and actually the ridge of the treat that latches in the toy took her several more days to finish. The polymer part of the toy is still intact, and she plays with it occasionally. I did buy replacement treats but cold weather has us less active than usual, so i am limiting high calorie treats until things are less icy and walks are longer.

My Dobe/Rott absolutely loves this toy/treat. I have since picked up another one just to have a back up. She chews on it after the treat is gone and it's withheld her death grip. I've had for about 2months and its still not torn into pieces. The treats tend to last her about 1-2 hrs. I would suggest after the first use to put the treats in upside down, and not wet it like it says. 1 it makes a mess and 2 its easier for them to get the treat out. You can easily add a new treat by feeding "pushing" and lifting the rim with a flat tool like a screw driver or even a butter knife. Hope your fur babies love it as much as mine does.

After 10 minutes my dog was able to remove the center treat. Not sure where it went to, but a good guess is somewhere buried in the back yard. Anyways was frustrated that although I thought my dog would just go to town and finish the treat I was surprised that he was able to pop it out. Anyways, days later I repurposed the bottom part as an enrichment toy. Just use something to cover the smaller holes and pour dehydrated food or wet food then freeze.