PetSafeBusy Buddy Twist 'n Treat L, Interactive Treat Dispensing Dog Toy, Chew Toy, Large Dogs, purple

I wanted a food toy that:1. held a lot of kibble so that I could use it to feed meals (and ideally other different size treats occasionally)2. Was easy to clean3. Would keep my hound busy but wouldn’t be too frustrating4. Wouldn’t roll under / behind furniture5. Was rubber / softer material so it wouldn’t smash around on our wooden floorsThis is exactly that!I have a 5 year old ex racing greyhound. He eats really quickly from a bowl so I like to use food toys but he gives up quickly if they’re too hard. A lot of toys have come and gone because they don’t meet the above criteria but this one is perfect.It holds a lot of kibble (130g), it can be screwed tighter or looser to fit bigger / smaller things or to make it easier / harder to get the treats out. It totally unscrews so it’s super easy to clean. It doesn’t roll so it’s less likely to end up under the dining table or behind the sofa (which usually results in him whining and me having to retrieve it!) and the material is soft (but not as soft as a kong) so it doesn’t clatter around when we’re watching tv!I screw it fully closed so the two wider slots line up meaning that the kibble comes out at a steady speed.For info, my hound is 38kg so we got Large. The kibble we use is roughly the size of a 5p and 2-3 coins thick.

My 8m Cocker loves playing with this and won't let it go when it's full. I put her Kibble in but it came out too easily even after closing the toy to half ovals. She hasn't managed to open it yet so will try other treats. It's quite a heavy solid toy so don't want her flinging it around near the patio doors!

The media could not be loaded.  One of the best toys ever! My dog had been trying to get some meat out of it for the last 2 hours!! It's great... keeps him really busy!! Perfect for putting his favourite treats in.... make him work for them! Haha!Really tough so he hasnt destroyed it either!Would definitely recommend this to anyone who has a very active clever dog that needs mental stimulation!

This is a great alternative to a kong if you need to feed large quantities of wet food as I have to do. It holds a lot of food and takes my dog longer to get the food out. It does smell very strongly of rubber which might put some dogs off (although it didn't mine) and I really can't work out how on earth a dog would get at the food if the twist 'n treat was closed up. My boy is a 23kg lurcher and he just can't get his tongue inside if it's open less than a few centimetres. It's also messier than a kong as the food squeezes out of the holes. Not sure what the holes are for, actually.I can't see how this would work for dried food or treats but it works as a feeder for wet food so I'm quite happy with it.

I’m impressed with this treat dispenser. It is the only dog toy/dispenser to survive the jaws of my 8mth old Vizsla pup.I use it to fill with kibble if I’m leaving my pup alone. He gets mightily excited when he sees it and, whilst it only takes a few minutes for him to empty it, it does keep him entertained for a while and helps him look forward to a bit of alone time.The toy is made from very sturdy material but is simple to undo to fill with treats. It is also easy to clean.

Got this as another feeder toy. It doesn't hold an entire meal of dry kibble which is a shame as I have to refill it half way through. Her food will fall out of the toy on the smallest setting (you screw it down to what you want) but it does provide other options for different treats. Quite a simple feeder and food does come out easily. Easy to fill, easy to clean and dog seems to enjoy it

My springer spaniel enjoys using it but there is no element of challenge as a toy to get the treats out, they just fall out. Good idea but a little disappointed. Very sturdy.

My Labrador enjoyed this toy although the treats came out rather too easily to really challenge him. You can adjust it according to the size of treat, but I had it on the smallest aperture possible, and wasn't using tiny treats. However my main issue was that after about 5 minutes he started chewing it and it was quickly evident that it is not very sturdy at all. So 10 minutes out if the box and it's unusable. I'll stick to a kong wobbler from now on.