Omega Paw Products Fitness First Tricky Treat Soccer Ball - Large, 4.25 Inch

This ball was a bit bigger than I expected, which became more evident once or 9 week Corgi arrived, with it being as nearly as tall as he was (not that corgis aren't Hobbits anyway). I'd say it's about 5 inches in diameter, give or take. Still, I figured it was something he could grow into.It did take him a few weeks to become interested in it, but that changed as he grew and when I started switching his super healthy yet ultra boring dog food/treats (Wellness) out for a couple of pieces cat food, since he was so eager to take over the cat's bowl. He became even more eager to play with it once I added more than usual (they come out easiest if you add more) and showed him exactly how the treats came out, and he was soon going at it on his own. Now, at 15 weeks and a "towering" adult Chihuahua height, he's become a wee pro at it, even learning to pick it up when it gets stuck in a corner to carry it to the middle of the room. I also feel that it's helped him with his training and when it comes to problem solving, and it's fun to watch him go at it and wear himself out without me having to intervene.The ball is of sturdy construction, though I'd be cautious if you have excessive or hardcore, only--Extreme-Kong-toys-will-survive chewers; my last two dogs (Australian Cattle Dog) would've destroyed it within a day, at least. Otherwise, I can see it'll last a long time and it's a great toy to keep your small to large-sized dog busy and distracted, all while ensuring they eat slower and get in a little physical and mental exercise.

I purchased this because we had an old red one that we could my clean anymore. It lasted 13 years and was just to sticky and hard to clean and dry but, it was still solid. This one is made of softer thinner material and is pretty much chewed to bits already.

My dogs loved this, but it ended up chewed to pieces in about an hour.

I like that this toy made it a little harder to get the treats out. Some of the ones I have for my dog, the food would just drop out without any effort. She really had to work hard to get the treats out of this one. The one drawback is that it is really hard to get out the treats (even for the humans) if you want to clean it, and cleaning it in general was slightly harder since it doesn't open up. Eventually she chewed the whole thing up, but she had a lot of fun while it lasted.

Both of my chis love this ball. The one year old has gotten te hang of you have to roll it in order for a treat to fall out. He knocks it around and actually looks like he's playing soccer, then he looks around on the floor to see if any treats fell out. The 3 month old has'nt quite figured it out yet, but they'll both fight over it. Often times I see the older one carrying it around in his mouthy so the younger one can't get it. I love this one better than any of the other treat balls.

My dogs LOVE THIS.... it was impossible to get the treats out, so they kept giving up; then I pulled out the white inside portion and cut it so that the hole didn't have an inverted wall! Now, it still takes them a long time (30 minutes) to get the treats out, so it keeps them well occupied and happy :) BUT, its also very hard to clean.

So far really enjoy this treat ball. Had to modify the opening a little bit for treats to come out a little easier as our dog was getting ready to just try and chew it apart. Very cute to see him kicking around a "soccer ball".

I bought the large tricky treat soccer ball and it works perfectly. It's made of a softer material so there is no noise when it is being rolled around to get the treats to fall out. I have put Cheerios Cereal in it as a nice change for my dogs and they love it. One of my dogs understands the rolling to release the treats better than the other one. It's fun to watch them figuring it out.

Only treat ball me dog plays with, she brings it to me every night to be filled!

didnt last long dog was able to chew it apart

Excellent product. Dog loves it

dogs love it