| Treat Ball IQ - Orange - Keep Your Dog Happy & Healthy with This Interactive Treat Ball. 3" Diameter Treat Dispensing Chew Toy Ball

So far so good! I got them because my weim and ridgeback were getting bored while I was away and I hate kenneling them. For the first time in weeks I came home to nothing random on the floor (papers chewed, broken plate, silverware- you get the idea). I'm going to see if they come in a bigger size though, that's the only thing I would say and it's not a negative comment at all! If they keep up this great behavior I'm def getting a few more, bigger size or not.****Update****Unfort. I won't be buying these again. had them for almost a week and the rubber started cracking and the dogs were able to pull them apart and chewed through the top. I would recommend for smaller dogs but not large dogs like mine. I am sad because for the few days they did use them, the pups really loved figuring them out. So I'll have to down grade my rating to a 3.

The ball was what it was for the price and seemed well built.However, I caution against buying this for medium to larger breeds. My 40lb pit bull managed to tear it apart in under 30 minutes. She really enjoyed it and worked hard on it, but eventually won. I'm giving this a good rating because it was well built and shipped on time. Had I restricted use to my 15 lbs mini schnauzer it would've probably lasted forever, but I let my baby girl play with it.It should be recognized that she tears through EVERY toy she gets, but last a little longer. I wish this one had lasted longer because she seemed very entertained by it.

Concept is good but the material it is made out of has a horrible oder. It appears like rubber but when touched it even leaves a putrid residue on your hands and fingers and that stinking smell emits off your hand until you wash yours hands multiple times. It smells like motor oil and rancid pollution. God forbid you should touch your lips prior to washing your hands because you can taste this bitter sour residue that tainted your hand. And this is after multiple multiple washing with dish soap (I foolishly thought it was an outer residue I could wash off) and even attempting to boil it off in a pot off simmering water. Forget having your pet put this toy in it's mouth, it's ridiculous to even make a ball intended for treats with whatever this disgusting material is. Tried washing it and letting it sit in sun for over a month before I realize it was the entire material the ball is constructed out of and for safety reasons we simply threw it away rather than allow it to sit in our home floor untouched by the dog.Our Dog was too smart and wouldn't go near it but God forbid my child picks up this noxious item. It's and absolute waste of money and I dare to say a safety concern for your pet.

Great idea but doesn't work for me. No user guide/instructions were included so I just did the best I could to add treats. Wasn't especially successful---Hard as I tried, my strength wasn't sufficient to make space for stuffing: didn't get much into it, what went in either didn't stay or wouldn't come out, and puppy gave up too. Probably not suitable for a pup, even if done right--It's big and heavy and hard to clamp down on ir you're tiny.

The dogs like the ball. We have had the ball for awhile and they have yet to destroy it. That is plus for me. Only negative I have is that there is no instructions on how to insert the treats. I had to read other posts to find out how to do it. They enjoy the ball without the treats so I do not think I will add any.

This ball has got to be one of the funniest dog toys I’ve ever seen. My puppy practically pounced on it and ran away to keep it for himself. He was actually preoccupied by it for a very long time. However, he was never able to figure it out, and he became very angry and started barking and growling at it. He’s only three and half months old. It was hilarious though to see him get so pissed off. He doesn’t seem hold a grudge though, and still goes back to it, determined to get his treat. I get the feeling he will eventually figure it out.

This is my dog's new favorite toy. I hate for him to be totally bored while I'm at work, and giving him a rawhide or bully stick every day is pricey and not super healthy for the little guy (or mentally engaging). This thing keeps him busy with just a few treats. He'll play til he gets tired, take a rest, then pick it up and play some more. I imagine in the summer it will be great for putting pumpkin or peanut butter in and freezing overnight so he has a longer lasting snack. And so far, it's been indestructible despite my pup's favorite hobby of dismantling his toys piece by piece.

I'm hoping it will be durable enough to withstand my Golden Retriever's attentions... This treat ball will only hold small bits of treats or kibble, so be aware of that, but it does hold it securely. It took my dog a few minutes to get all the bits out of it, which is nice. We'll see how it lasts.