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.

Like other puppy parents, I have many different treat toys to occupy my pup. The omega ball was completely different. It was small enough for him to carry around, toss to get the treats, use his nose to roll, whatever worked! He loves this thing! So much so, that when I had to buy another after he chewed a big hole in it, he never chewed another hole. Odd for my little land shark. Due to the inner lip, the treats came out slowly, giving me more “me” time.

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 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.

three stars just because we ordered a small but did not receive the right size. The ball I received is a good five inches across if not more. We can still use it so I didn't send it back. Only the smallest kibble falls out easily. If we didn't have puppy kibble I don't know that dogs would ever get anything out of it. It seems to be weighted so that the hole stays upright nine times out of ten so a puppy really has to work at it to get it to turn over for a treat. If you want your dog to really have to work it, this is a good toy. I do like that it is softer and not as noisy as the hard plastic treat ball, even though that ball seems to work better for feeding. I do find it useful however: I put bigger treats in there to use it to encourage puppy to bring the ball back to me so I can help him get the treats out. It seems to encourage him to participate in both parts of playing fetch.

Best decision ever. My pup (51 lb, 1 1/2 yr, lab/Bassett) mix absolutely loves this thing!! I put his regular food in the ball and give it him when I leave for work in the mornings-- a great way for him to get out energy so he falls asleep quicker. And again when my puppy-Daddy and I are eating dinner --keeps him from begging! I also think it's helped him respect his other toys a bit more. We used to totally avoid giving him any plush toys because they would be mutilated in a matter of hours (or minutes, depending on the quality). I don't know for sure if there is a direct correlation... But I feel like he has gotten much better since having this ball. I gave him a plush football about a month ago and it's still in tact! The ONLY downside to this is it gets covered in hair. Slobber+rolling around on the ground = hair getting stuck to it. It's really not a big deal, but you will have to wipe it down quite a bit is you have a shedder like we do! Also, we've had if for a few months now and it's starting to get a few wholes/bite marks in it. Not sure if this will eventually encourage him to chew on it more. But if he ever does chew it up, and I have to buy another one... I'll be rebuying this one for sure!

A mi perrito casi no le gustan los juguetes pero, este le encanto apenas llego y ya se lo llevo a su camita y ya jugo con el y saco los premios increible, todos estamos muy conentos

en menos de 10 minutos mi cachorro se como toda la comida al dentro... es mejor comprar un KONG si quieres que tu perro se occupa con algo...

そもそもなんだか甘い匂いがします。 おやつを入れて「転がすとおやつが出るよ」と教えてあげたら即マスターし、転がしやすい所まで咥えて持って行って、上手に傾けて調整しつつ、おやつを食べていました。 ホントあっ！ っという間にマスターしちゃうと五分もかからずペロリと完食してしまうので飼い主的には物足りないんですが、難しい知育トイを与えてワンコ共に「？」という思いもしましたので、これぐらいが無難なんだろう、という結論にたどり着きましたw どこの穴におやつが入っていて、この角度に持って行くとおやつが穴から出るな、としっかり見ていて面白いですよ。 というか、カラカラ音が鳴らなくなったら「おやつなくなった！」とわかるみたいです。 親ばかですが「ほぉー」と感心しましたw

My dog was excited by this ball, but after I put treats in it he started working to get them out. I soon realised it was made of a material that they can easily chew through and eat, and he swallowed some of it. I presumed it would be more like a rubber ball than plastic, would not recommend.

Got some ‘sweet’ rubber smell which i don’t really like, i washed it few time with soap, but still have the smell. But my dog like this toy. And luckily the hole is suitable with the size of the kibbles (i feed my dog with small kibble with the diameter ard 5-7 mm)