LumoLeaf Dog Treat Ball Toy 7 Interactive Puzzle Feeder for Medium Large Dogs Treat Dispensing Toy with Adjustable

The media could not be loaded. My pups really into treat dispensing toys and I saw this one and decided to order it. Shipped quick and turned out to be a huge hit for my Parker. Kept him entertained, the hole the treats dispense out of is adjustable to make it harder or easier. He has an injured paw and I was looking for a toy that was not plastic while his paw heals and this one is perfect. Read more

We love this way of feeding our dog. She is so food driven and would eat, or should I say inhale, her food in a few short minutes. We bought this ball our dog trainer suggested, and it has been a game changer. Her eating has slowed down to about 15 minutes and she get exercise while she uses her nose. I did have to glue the opening so the food didn't come out so easily or close all together. They need to fix this design fault, otherwise it is a wonderful item to help your dog. Our dog looks like she is plying soccer! Read more

Our third type of treat ball that we have for our 2 huskies (we got the large). None of them are really too much better than the other as they all have their up/down sides. They like it and it keeps them busy. Treats have to be pretty small to fall out of the slot that dispenses them. Its basically a sliding trap door on the inside that at times the pups actually mistakenly close while playing with it. Still works well with zuke's mini's training treats, but we'll see how the trap door holds up over time. Seems like it can come loose pretty easily and maybe freely slide open/closed. Otherwise seems pretty durable and easy to clean when needed. Read more

My 70 lb dog loved the ball. Big enough it didn’t roll under furniture. My dog found out quick how to shift the small dispensing ball inside and the treats would not come out. Had to fix multiple times. Not a good fit for him. Read more

We have a min schnauzer - pretty smart and full of energy. Took him a few days to get the hang of it but he figured it out and will keep rolling this thing until the treat pops out. This is well made and has held up now for months. It's quite easy to insert the treats through either of two ports that have one way flappers. The treat exit port - separate from the intake - is adjustable. You can make it large at first, and then you can adjust it down to make it more challenging if say, your dog has recently chewed up one of your slippers......This is a made of a soft plastic so it can roll around on wood floors without making a racket. And .....if you have a security alarm in your house it's not going to set it off if he bounces the thing around (vs some hard plastic dog puzzles that will set off the glass break if they are dropped). Read more

I have two of these toys and my dogs absolutely love them. However, one of the toys broke after about a month and a half. The adjustable door on the toy now stays open all the way, making it super easy for my dog. The return window just closed so now I am stuck with a faulty toy. I have had the smaller size of this toy for years, so it seems like I got a dud with this one. Read more

The media could not be loaded. My pup (Pomeranian) isn’t interested in chew toys or fetch, but he loves treats. He is used to the basic kong toy but would get the food out too fast, so the ability to make it more difficult by adjusting the size opening is great. I have it about halfway open so he has to roll it a few times before he gets a piece of kibble. This ball kept him interested for about 20 minutes. I put his whole dinner in the bowl (about 1/4 cup, and there was plenty of room to spare) and he pawed at and rolled it around until he got it all. I’m glad to have something to keep him engaged! The plastic seems durable enough for daily play, as long as it’s not thrown hard or chewed on. My dog did lick at and nibble the soft plastic openings a few times with no damage, but I would watch out for those around a heavy chewer. Read more

I bought this for my mini horse yearling (he's Great Dane sized) and it's a huge hit! It slows him down while he's eating his pelleted feed and feels sturdy enough to put up with his hard little hooves if he gets rowdy. I'm a little concerned that the sliding door may get knocked shut with rough play (or just break entirely) but a little hot glue or tape can fix it easily enough. Compared to my dog's beloved Hol-ee-Roller that entirely snapped in half beyond repair (and was then discontinued), I'm definitely not going to complain! Read more