KONGStuff-A-Ball - Durable, Natural Rubber Chew Toy for Dogs - Dental Health Pet Toy for Chewing & Teeth Cleaning - Stuffable for Treats & Snacks - for Medium Dogs

Visiting my sister this last Christmas, my husband & I both noticed this Kong toy that my sister’s dogs have. They chewed on it, & played with it so much - but it still looked great & didn’t seem to get damaged at all. We were both so impressed we ordered one for our (now nearly 2 year old) Labrador/Weimaraner mix. He’s managed to destroy &/or lose toy after toy - up until this one. He plays with this & chews on it day after day, & when I wash it off it still looks new. We play fetch with it, he chews on it, & sometimes I put treats in it for him to figure out how to get them out to eat. As far as losing it, he hasn’t done that either. We’ve had it about 2 1/2 months now & he usually has it in his mouth, or someone close to him.

Training a new biting puppy.

My hound gets so bored and it’s tough to find a “puzzle” that will entertain him longer then a few minutes. This Kong ball is it. Treats are actually hard to get out so it lasts! It’s been a lifesaver for us and my dog loves it.

It’s taken a lot of abuse and doesn’t show wear and tear yet. Granted, it’s only been a few days, but that’s a few days longer than most balls last.

I have had these since fall of 2021, they are still intact, after 1 1/2 years. They are great for anxiety chewers and for hiding treats, also good for putting treats or small food in the grooves. I have had it here for dogs that chew up and destroy almost every toy, but these survive. Would buy again, but right now, I don't need to...

This line of kong toys is the only one that has held up to my dog's aggressive chewing. Other KONG red rubber toys I've purchased have held up well, and I anticipate this will be the same. My dog enjoys playing with it with or without treats in it. Great product!

My dog can get the treats out of this too quickly because the holes are large and on both sides but it's good to put peanut on/in.

My dog seems to like it, but it's kind of messy to get all set up ... I like that it is durable, and besides that no complaints.

I have a Malinois and he is very destructive with his toys. Most "indestructible" toys last about 5 minutes. He gnaws at most toys until he gets a piece off and then thats it... war over. This is the first toy that has lasted. Because of its shape he can't get it into the back teeth to gnaw. He has great fun with it and i can fill it with treats as well to keep him occupied. I bought the large version (thankfully). I can happilly recommend this for any dog that gnaws at their toys. The only drawback is the rubber squeaking as he plays with it, a small price to pay for a toy that has outlasted his best efforts

We have 2 retrievers that can demolish a toughened tennis ball in under a minute! Kongs are the only toy we have found that has any durability. These also have holes and grooved for treat based games. Highly recommended.ProsLast 2 lasted 4 years with our 2 retrievers using them most days.Surprisingly light considering how tough they are.They bounce.ConsDo not float (there are Kongs that are just as tough that do).

This is a great toy! I bought the large size, which is the right size for my dog. Smaller sizes are available for smaller pets - I have a spaniel. The ball is made from durable rubber. Like other Kong toys I've purchased, it's sturdy and will withstand a lot of rough and tumble - probably just as well for my dog! The ball can be used in various ways. It has vertical grooves which will help your dog grip the toy; but can also be filled with Kong cheese. The ball can go in the freezer like this, extending pet play time. The ball has a cross shaped hole at one end to enable it to be filled with treats. I fill it with half my dog's food in the morning and it keeps him busy for a while! The ball can be rolled or squeezed by your dog to release treats placed inside. This is probably my dog's favourite toy to date. He's a clever dog, but was totally foxed by this ball for the first couple of days. He's worked it out now of course - still, he loves it as you can see from the photos and it provides lots of play time each day. It's not easy keeping a young spaniel occupied, so I would recommend this toy. It's one of the best I've found.

Our Cocker Spaniel loves her stuff-a-ball. She is fed twice a day with dry food and it all goes in her ball. She spends at least half an hour nosing, pawing, chewing and carrying it round the house/garden to release the food. She then goes back round the house or garden retracing her steps in case she's missed any food that fell out without her noticing. Her mealtimes were usually over very quickly but now she has to work for it.She used to get stressed if we had to leave her at home when we went out but this ball has helped quite a lot. We put larger pieces of dog salami sticks inside so that she can't easily get them out and it keeps her occupied for longer.. It requires a lot of effort for her to get at them and she tires herself out with all the chewing at the ball. Now when we come home she is much calmer. Before, we would hear her barking loudly, she would be panting, stressed and over excited. Not any more!The ball is sturdy but still squashes well for some satisfactory chewing. It bounces and rolls so can be used as a play toy too. I've found it easy to clean and our dog loves it. I will definitely get another one when this one needs replacing.

I have 3 of these in at anyone time - stuffed out in freezer and ready to use ... done this for years.... lost one (no idea - Prob buried !!!). So Ordered a new one - and this time I’m disappointed the material it’s self appears to be much softer and after one use he has taken little chunks off it!Now I use these as a distraction for when I leave him - but do not feel I can leave this on down for him... so back to the original 2 I had ???