SIPIK Treat Dispensing Dog Toy Dog Toy IQ Treat Ball Pet Food Ball Interactive Treat Kibble Dispensing Dog Food Activity Treat Ball

I have a small Aussie mini that her favorite toy is balls with treats in them. Most of her other balls are rubber and thus she loves to throw them around hoping for treats to fall out. One of the problems with the ball type treat dispensers is that she throws them around so much she loses them, we later find she has thrown them outside the door, in a corner somewhere or under a couch. This nice thing with this product is that it doesnt roll, much more like the old "weeble wabbles". I also like the variable dispensing level so you can select different size treats to fall out. My only complaint is that it is a hard plastic, where this is great for bigger dogs that destroy toys, my little girls cant get her mouth around it to pick it up and since it not rubber she cant bite into it. Not that it is a bad product by any means, it seems very shatter proff, just not as good a fit for my dog.

This is a great thing to have to keep an active dog entertained. There are two things that we have tot keep our eye on and that is the adjustment that portions out the how fast the food comes out gets pushed open all the way and food comes out quick. The other thing is that our dog has figured out that if she drops it enough the top pops open and All The food comes out.

We have two large dogs and one eats very slow and the other eats very fast and tries to eat the slow ones food. This product has been a great way to slow down our fast eater and gives our dog plenty of activity and interest. Its very sturdy and a little heavy for its size. Its not the products fault, but it is very loud as our dog rolls in over the wood floors and bangs in up against and under furniture or walls.

My dog have figured out how to pop the top off so I have to chase her down to get the top before she crunches it. I think if is had more rings to screw the top on tighter she would not be able to pop the top. Other than the tops not staying in place the toy does provide some stimulation and entertainment for my dogs. Unfortunately, they are quick to figure out how to dispense the kibble very quickly.

I got this for my mini pig. I have had to modify it for use with pellets, which is to say, close up the bottom and duct tape the clear part to the bottom so the pig can't get it apart, but having done this, this is his favorite toy. Since the bottom is weighted, it rolls all over and makes him chase it, and chase it he does until the very last pellet is gone and eaten. Definitely fun! It's too small for a big dog---a Rottweiler would probably just take it in his jaws and crush it--but otherwise, this thing is great.

Worked well for awhile. But not for really tough chewing. My Goldendoodle chewed the screw on top so bad that we couldn't keep it on anymore.The food setting is nice. Would be perfect for a smaller dog that couldn't just pick it up by the top .

I had a four month goldador pup when I bought this toy. It served its purpose until it started cracking open and all the kibble bits would fall out at one time. I couldn’t figure out how to fix this problem, so it was stored in about 2-3 weeks time.

My dog loves this! I like to put small treats or break apart bigger treats in this. Now it won’t stay together so I had to tape the clear top to the green bottom. Other than that, it’s great!