IdepetDog Toy Ball, Nontoxic Bite Resistant Toy Ball for Pet Dogs Puppy Cat, Dog Pet Food Treat Feeder Chew Tooth Cleaning Ball Exercise Game IQ Training Ball(2 Pack-Blue&Green)

As a volunteer at a local shelter, I am always on the hunt for safe toys that are durable and stimulating for the dogs. We use peanut butter to put in the crevices of these toys and the dogs LOVE it. It gives them a nice treat and actually calms them by giving them something to chew on. We feel safe in giving them to our most fierce chewers and they clean up nicely with just soaking them in hot water. I would not , for choking safety, give them to larger dogs. We use them strictly for our smaller dogs, 20 lbs or less, to avoid any chance of swallowing or choking. We use them every day.

These are such a value. I purchased these for my 2 pugs who love to eat and love to play with balls. I like how well the pieces of food stay in and they have to work a little (but not too long) to get the pieces out. Keeps them entertained for awhile with only putting a few pieces of kibble in them. Items came super fast and packaged well along with a great price!

While the product comes as advertised, and the size and quality are good, they're not our dogs favorite treat toy. We have a 60lb female pit/rot, and we've gotten her other toys like this as well, to help with her anxiety while we are working and the kids are at school. She had bad separation anxiety when left alone even more than an hour or 2. These types of toys keep her occupied and offer her a reward, which keeps her anxiety and resulting poor behavior (chewing on the living room rug for us, and trembles, as she gives herself away and lays flat on the floor, tail tucked as I get in the door, and haven't even noticed anything wrong yet). These toys, along with a soothing dog anti anxiety playlist on YouTube, and a dose of pet rescue if it's going to be more than a few hours, have helped to keep her calm, and keep the bad behavior and symptoms in check. She's a good dog when she isn't anxious, but when my wife started working again, we hadn't expected her anxiety to be so bad. These help, and they've held up well so far, but she just doesn't play with them like a couple of her other ones she has.

We got these for our hyperactive puppies, who loved to chew and bark. This put a halt in their barking, and no matter how hard they tried they couldn’t chew this apart , but they were able to get the dog food but it did take them sometime as expected.

My toy poodle is interested in this when is filled with treats, but it may be too big for his little mouth. That's no fault of the manufacturer; the three star review is for one of the toys which arrived damaged. The blue ball had a deep crack and a small piece was missing and discolored - see pics. I wonder if a heavy chewer would go through this toy fast

This is a reorder. The first order was back in 2020 and while there was no real issue they had become hard to clean. If I'm leaving the house I save some of her breakfast kibble to stuff the ball for when I leave. My other small dog has no interest; while he is food motivated I think he's either lazy or not that bright! So he gets a biscuit and everyone is happy.

My 12-pound dog loves this treat ball. She knows that she gets it around mid-afternoon and if I forget, she reminds me. It keeps her busy getting every small bite of kibble. Some of the nubs start to tear after a while. but since there are two balls, I don't need to purchase them too often. They get used Every.Single.Day. This is the second (or third?) time I purchased them. I also think it helps to keep her teeth clean. Lola won't let me stop buying these. :)

Give this between 3 and 4 stars. I got these for my 4 month old puppy to keep him occupied and mentally stimulated. They are time consuming to load up and my pup more times than not ended up pushing the food deeper into the crevices and losing interest. I filled them with his puppy food, which is a good size. I don't see these holding up as he gets older and his teeth and jaw get stronger. I still use it, but need to make sure I've got ample te for filling it. Not sure I'd buy again.

My puppies love these, not only do they get a ball to play with, but also they have fun trying to get their treats out of them. Great toy for teething pups. I highly recommend these

****WARNING FOR LARGE DOGS****** I would caution that this toy may pose a choking hazard for large dogs. M A D E F O R S M A L L E R D O GS !!! For smaller dogs, there is no choking hazard and it is really fantastic and so fun. My small (12 Lb) dog loves both ball toys especially the slightly smaller blue one. My dog is too smart at figuring out food puzzle toys and this one really keeps her interested and busy. Plus it is multi-purpose as it is an actually ball toy as well! Can be used with or without treats. It rolls and bounces and my dog throws it around with glee. She really has to work to get those treats out. I like how the teeth hold/grip the treats and that there are various sizes of teeth depths & widths to choose from on each ball. And if you want to make it easier for your dog, you can just leave more of the treats sticking out, or trim off some teeth with scissors. Easy to use. Easy to clean by hand. High quality and overall great value for the money (2 balls) + Free Shipping. I am quite sensitive to smells and I didn't find the slight NEW smell to be overpowering at all even though some other reviewers did. Please note that this item is shipped from China so won't arrive immediately. But it will be worth the wait. Have fun :-) 5 STARS !

My Vizsla eats the ball before even finishing the treats stacked in it and my Schnauzer not interested.

Balles de bonne qualités, ce à quoi je ne m'attendais pas forcément.Bonnes tailles aussi même pour un petit/moyen chien.Mon chat par contre n'aime pas trop. Les balles sont un peu lourdes. La bleue nécessite de vraiment mâcher fort, et la verte de pousser assez fort.Je dirais que ça vaut le coup pour un chien surtout au vu du prix.

Seem to be well made, sturdy and definitely bite resistant. I do imagine large dogs can probably damage them sooner than later, but my smaller dogs will take a while to get to that point! They enjoyed trying to get their treats I pushed into the toys' "teeth", and I also put some peanut butter in the very middle which took them some time to clean out.