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It is a little time-consuming to fill with food, but overall a good product. It has lasted longer than expected. Read more

I was not impressed with this toy. The holes to put treats/kibble in were small, making it hard to load, and even harder for the dogs to get them back out. The material that this toy is made out of is very flexible, but it has a grabby, almost sticky feel to it, which meant that treats didn't slide through it well at all, and just kind of got jammed inside. It also meant that the outside of the toy picked up every bit of dust, hair, or crumbs it came across as the dogs had it, making it absolutely disgusting to clean when they finally gave up on it. I immediately tossed it in a box of toys to donate to the shelter, with a note warning them not to try and use it as a treat dispenser, but that it might be an ok tug toy. I wouldn't trust it to hold up to a determined chewer, either. To sum up: don't waste your money on this one. I wish I would have just stuck with the tried & true Chew King Treaters. Read more

This toy did keep my dog busy while he work on getting the treats out of it. However within the first couple of hours of him playing with it, he cracked the exterior of the toy. It is still usable but we will see what happens next. Read more

I’m a professional dog walker that does a lot of enrichment with my doggy clients. I’m always looking for new dog puzzles or treat toys that are going to be interesting. I like this toy because it can be picked up easily in the mouth unlike some other toys like the hard plastic treat balls, etc. My dog is very used to the “pick up and throw” method he uses for kongs, so he seems to enjoy this. Plus it also moves along the ground easily when pushed with the nose. My one big complaint with this toy is that it’s not very easy to load, and regular sized kibble won’t fit in. I could shove kibble in, but then it wouldn’t fall out through the hole, it would be stuck inside. This means that the treats that go inside need to be really small in order to come out. I literally cut his kibble in half with a knife to try it out. I also put some very small pieces of chicken breast in. It’s kind of a pain in the butt compared to other treat dispensers. But if you are looking for something somewhat novel and have the patience to load it, then this could make a good addition to your dog enrichment collection. Just don’t shove anything too large in, because I doubt you’ll be able to get it out. Read more

Returning from his walk. He pulled running back to house when we reached the walkway. The door was opened and immediately ran to his new toy. He is not using at much, initial duration but every day several times will pull it out of his toy basket. I will be looking for another mental stimulus toy . Thank you Read more

This is to big for my pug but overall it is recommended. It is indeed durable Read more

My lab loves this toy! It’s a little time consuming to get little dog treats in holes, but other than that it’s a great entertaining toy for my lab! Would buy again! Read more

Treats are impossible to get out, even the little training bits. Read more