Omega Paw Authentic Tricky Treat Ball Small 2.5" Size

I have a senior chihuahua who had most of her teeth removed. She used to live chewing bones when she was younger, and I've been searching for a toy to give her that same level of engagement, and this is the toy! She figured out how to use it right away, putting her claws in the dimples of the ball to roll it in different directions to release the treats. She will even use her find legs to kick the ball back to herself to keep it from rolling under the furniture, like a lil soccer player! This toy keeps her occupied for hours a week, and now I really pack the treats in there so they don't all fall out after a couple rolls (I've found freeze dried beef liver is great for this). Can't recommend this toy enough!

Such a great way to entertain your dog for a while. Practice with various size treats. The little sizes come out easier. The bigger pieces will take longer for your dog to get out. I put various sizes in so the play continues. The rewards of little ones happen early, but my dog continues to play trying to get the bigger ones out until she gets tired & gives up or succeeds and then is tired after. It's a great way to get some things done while they're distracted.

I purchased this for my mom’s dog after my dog loved it. It kept her dog busy for a while. This is a great durable toy.

I've actually had to order this product about 3 times because my big dog likes to chew on it. It actually holds up pretty well for his mouth. It has cracked a couple times due to his chewing, but my chihuahua loves it. She thinks that rolling on it helps get her treats out. It's small enough for her to pick up, but not so small that she'll choke on it. She's actually gotten treats out several times, and sometimes she gets stumped. The hole isn't terribly big or small, so the teats won't fall out that easily. The material is soft and easy to grip. I probably wouldn't recommend putting any sort of Kong stuffing or peanut butter inside because you're not going to be able to clean it very well. I would stick to small treats!

My 13 lbs dog had literally eaten half of the ball 30 minutes after I gave it to her. I was really hoping the material would hold up to a dogs teeth. I really dont like the idea of her ingesting so much plastic. Needless to say, I won't be buying another one because it was a waste of money.

I got this for my cat as a way to given him exercise while looking for treats. He does move around a bit when batting the ball around the living room, but it's more of a mental puzzle then a way to get good exercise. The access hole is large for cat treats, so I did as another reviewer suggested and rolled up a bit of cardboard to narrow the "tunnel". Treats still come out but not all at once and the kitty has to work for them! Cat being cats, my boy took months before he finally batted at it but once he DID, it became something he loves (it's the ONLY method I give him treats and he now knows that). The price is cheap enough that I suggest cat owners try it, even though it's always a gamble if a cat will like anything you give them

My 5-lb mini dachshund puppy is extremely food motivated. I got him this toy thinking it would be a great distraction while I'm off in the kitchen unable to fully supervise him. It is a great toy-- it did keep him occupied and I was able to fill it with very small kibble to keep him occupied for about 15 mins. It also looked like he was having tons of fun chasing the ball around and picking up the fallen treats. I would have given this product a better review, except for the fact that after one use my puppy already started destroying the ball! He was so excited about his new toy that he kept biting it. The ball is made up of soft-ish, rubbery, plastic material, which started breaking into small pieces after a few chews. Even though my dog is small, he has a powerful bite that was too much for this tricky treat ball. I'll probably re-use it once or twice more, but will have to stay vigilant to make sure it doesn't continue breaking. If your doggy likes to chew, this may not be the right toy for him.

My fur baby loves this ball I put her food or small treats inside and she rolls it all over the house and eats the food as it falls out this is the only way she will eat her crunchy food lol and sometimes she just loves pushing the ball around and leaving food on the floor for me to clean up lol she likes for me to roll the ball and her run to get it and she will push ball and bark at me to come play with her and we roll it back and forth she just really enjoys this ball I have two so if one gets lost we have back up . This size is great for small breeds the ball also is softer texture not hard also has lil crevices in the ball which makes it easier for my baby to pick up and carry . I will say it's lil difficult to clean not really hard just takes long time to dry so it's good to have two so she can play with one while the other one is drying after I wash it I usually just wash it rinse and lay on towel allow to air dry for at least 24 hours so no moisture is left inside but my little one loves this ball and it is also a great way to give her mental and physical stimulation if have to be inside long periods during bad weather