Trixie Dog Activity Snack Ball, 7 cm

My 4 month old pup has just put 2 & 2 together and realised that the food appearing while she's playing with this isn't a coincidence but that it's a consequence and so she loves rolling it around. She's loved the ball from Day one, the noise it made with kibble inside really attracted her. She's not a destructive dog (golden retriever) and so she's never chewed it, it looks pristine, so I can't comment on it's robustness if chewed in anger - but I'd say that some dogs will destroy anything, it seems as robust as I would expect it to be, not flimsy by any standards and I have no worries leaving my pup with it. I expect bit will be a favourite with her for years.

Nice toy. The dogs like it. The rubber seems good quality. It flexes when chewed on and might not last forever with a large powerful dog. Ideal for medium sized dogs. My toy dogs love it but have problems getting the treats out as they don't drop out when it is rolled because of the internal design of rubber 'shelves' across the inside. It has to be chewed to release treats. However as it is soft rubber inside I managed to snip a hole out of it so the treats come out more easily and now they love it and can empty it okay but it still keeps them busy for quite some time :)

At time of review this cost £7.99.My grandfluffy LOVES her treat balls, yes multiple lol.But I wanted one for her out our house, that none of the day care dogs have played with.This, I didn't realise, was the smaller ball that Madam can pick up and throw, sigh lol.But, as she's older now, she's a little more 'gentle' with her treat balls.Also, as a new one, the top is stiffer to move, she knows how to pin it and use her teeth to open it fully open the older ones in under a minute and empty it lol. But she looked miffed that she couldn't, yet, do it to this one.We find, instead of taking your dogs on really long walks/runs, mental stimulations can tire them out faster for longer :D

After browsing through the expanses of Amazon for a suitable dog toy I came across this ball. As our dog, like most, is obsessed with food I decided to get it. It arrived rather promptly and I was suitable impressed. It consists of a number of walls inside the ball that provide a puzzle as the dog tries to get the food out. It is made from durable rubber that has survived even our rather 'playful' dog. It is simple but has provided her with hours of fun for a relatively low price. I would definitly recommend this to anyone with a dog that is motivated by food! Well worth the 5 stars!

My dog is too clever for his own good so promptly removed sliding regulator to make it easier but he loves playing with it and, now that bit is gone, it is very sturdy.

The media could not be loaded. My dog chewed the moving window within 10 minutes of this coming through the door. No option to talk to someone or get a refund for poor product, just a forced return. 100% do NOT purchase this for your pet(s)

I bought two of these for my dogs, an elderly Border terrier cross and a 6 month old bichon frise and they absolutely love them. The routine is that after their morning walk, they get a few small treats, and putting them in these snack balls means they have to work for them, as well as adding to their enjoyment and mental stimulation. The balls themselves are sturdy and well made. i was surprised that they are hard plastic but it seems to work. The opening for the treats can be adjusted to make it harder or easier to get them but even at its widest, the dogs still have to work to get them.The rubber treat balls I have used before have invariably split or been chewed, but I think these will be longer lasting and provide hours of fun.All in all, a good, sturdy product at a good price.

This ball is great for putting small amounts of food or treats in and letting your dog figure out how to get them all out. The adjustable opening is great for different size treats and changing the difficulty level. This is the right size for my Labrador and works well because she isn’t too rough with it. She loves getting her food out of it, chasing it around. It’s hit cabinets, table legs and doors and not broken. But my dog doesn’t try to chew it. If you have a strong chewer it’s definitely not for you as it’s only plastic