PrimePets Dog Treat Ball, 4 Pack Interactive Food Dispensing Puppy Puzzle Toy, Non-Toxic, Natural Rubber, for Tooth Cleaning, IQ Training, Chewing, Playing

The pup loves the toys, some are rather cheap material (the hard plastic) but the rubber ones do their job for our teething monster

I use treat balls for my 3 pet pigs. I like to put cheerios or their food pellets inside to make them forage for food and occupy them during snack times! The orange ball in this set isn’t a snack dispenser at all! it’s just a squeaky chew ball and the yellow ball is half the size of the other three balls and is for peanut butter or something to keep them busy licking but definitely Too small for me to give them as I’m afraid the pigs may put the entire ball in their mouth and try to eat whole. So out of the four balls the red and blue are what I was actually looking for. The blue one proved to be much harder to get food in and out of while there red ball is the only one that’s made from hard plastic rather than rubber like the other three balls. I’d say that as long as the red ball don’t break (there is a spring on the inside) the pack is worth the $12.00. Good Treat dispensing pet toys aren’t easy to find unless you’re willing to pay over $20 each which I am not!

The pictures of this are misleading, the measurements are included and I should have taken a better look at those but I didn't I was happy with the way they were portrayed in the photos. As far as durability goes these are made very well. And they do the job they're meant to do, My dog is very hyperactive and these do keep his attention BUT they're so small they roll under furniture so I've spent more time looking for these than my dogs have spent playing with them. Which makes me wonder if they were made for me instead of my dogs. These would be perfect if they were bigger and didn't roll under my couches or entertainment center so easily. They disappear so easily and that kind of defeats the purpose of keeping a hyperactive dog entertained. My score is based on that fact alone, durability I give it a 5, design I give it a 5 but size is a 2. That one little pain in the ass design flaw (imo) that has me on my knees every 10 minutes crawling on the ground, looking for his toy kind of pisses me off because not only is it gone out of his reach but he loves this damn toy and He throws such a fit when he can't reach it. Just something to consider.

For the price this is a fair deal.1. The orange squeaky ball is extremely loud, but my pup loves it. We have to bring it out as a special treat for a few 15-30 minutes at a time so it doesn’t drive us insane.The squeaker is on the outside wall of the ball, so it can get damaged by the dog’s tooth. Although damage it has held on though.2. The hard plastic red ball that drops kibble as it rolls around works well. The last couple kibble are almost impossible to get out, even when I’m the one trying to do it for my dog. However, I am very pleased with the results.3. The yellow rubber ball that grips kibble in its teeth is also good. I was afraid it would fall apart because after the first use it already had little chunks missing and teeth marks, but since thin it has held together. If you use it every day it probably would have a 2-3 month life span.The blue ball hasn’t hardly been used. It is huge compared to my mini dachshund. That I don’t mind, but his kibble fall right through it. It think if the kibble size was a little bit better it would work well.

Review written after more than 7 weeks of daily use:3 balls are made of great durable rubber. My pup is a heavy chewer and did not destroy them yet. (compared to other varieties of toys that we throw out after day or two)Orange squieky ball lost the top after probably 2 weeks. It’s totally okay with us. Squieks were pretty annoying. I stuff it with treats now. Works good!His absolutely favorite was the hard plastic ball. (Dark red). It was surprising for us as we never stuffed it with treats. He just loved the hardness of it I guess and he liked to open the lid. Important to mention he was always supervised when playing with this ball. It appeared to me from beginning this one ball can become dangerous. We threw it out after almost 2 months when he successfully chew it through.Overall very good and durable dog toys. Would recommend.

My dog likes these. They function as they should. The red food dispensing ball if iffy. It’s made weird. You definitely shouldn’t let your dog chew on it

The rubber toys are good for my dog. The yellow one is great to distract my dog with treats and peanut butter. However the red one is a hard plastic that my dog destroyed on the first use. Otherwise a decent distraction fir my puppy

This was a great grouping of products. My doggo gets sick because he eats too fast and this was a perfect solution. The blue ball is very durable despite his chewing, and provides a great way to give him dinner but makes him slow down eating by having to work to get the food. He loves this, it is a stimulating activity that takes energy and is fun for him! The other balls are great as well and it is nice that they vary in size and design so your dog doesn’t get board if you feed with a different ball from the pack each day. The red ball’s hard plastic is perfect because my doggo doesn’t want to chew it but still uses it for feeding. The hole is adjustable so it makes it easy to adjust difficulty.The yellow ball is a little small to hold food as advertised but is still a fun option! Can hold peanut butter or yogurt and still requires activity to get food from.

Loved the variety and my dog likes them too but one of the balls had obviously been used before

Of the four toys you receive the orange one is a ball, not a treat dispensing toy. The bleu would be my favourite, close to a kong material, easy to fill, keeps my dog entertained for like 5 minutes (I feed half of diner or breakfast in this). The red one is not rubber but a hard plastic that my dog destroyed in 3 seconds. Lastly the yellow one is fine, but I dont recommend for big dogs (over 50 pounds), its really small (half the size of the other balls) and I feel like it could be a harzard, mine are both around 50 pounds, so I just keep a close eye on them when they use this one. My recommendation is if you are looking for toys like this invest your money in a realy kong, or lick matt.

Good for all dogs, smart ones figure them out but still have fun

The red ball is a hard plastic I havent given it to my dogs as I I know they will easily break/chew it.The orange ball is a squeaky ball and within ten minutes my dog had the squeaker turn out. I removed the broken pieces and my dogs still enjoy playing with it minus the squeaker.The little yellow ball is the smallest and it its bouncy, it's good for little treats and keeps my boys busy for about 10 mins. Excess chewing may cause pieces of plastic to come off so always watch your dog when they are playing with it.The blue ball is the best one for dispensing treats. It's a very durable rubber type plastic and its challenging enough for my dogs. They love to play with it minus the treats aswell.

La balle jaune a été détruite par mon chien en 1 utilisation....trop molle et facile à gruger les petits bouts.La balle rouge est en plastique dure! Super pour y cacher des gâteries, mais sur surveillance car peut être facilement cassable...La balle orange couine et est de bonne qualité! Mon chien l'adore pour jouer.La balle bleu est plus grosse et parfaite pour cacher des gâteries et est resté intacte même après plusieurs utilisations; je l'adore !Au final: satisfaite de 3 balles sur les 4.