Interactive Dog Treat Dispenser Toy for Medium to Large Dogs – Chew & Play

69 reviews for Interactive Dog Treat Dispenser Toy for Medium to Large Dogs – Chew & Play

1. Theon MosesVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   We have a young active rabbit that is free roam. Before this toy/dispenser, he was eating his food quickly and having a lot of time to think up deviou...More

   We have a young active rabbit that is free roam. Before this toy/dispenser, he was eating his food quickly and having a lot of time to think up devious plots. Now, he is shopping for food much longer and can't come up with nearly as many ruses.
   Lennox OchoaVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I got this for my cat to feed him some food at night. Makes him work for it so then he's not "starving" come the morning time haha. The adjustable hol...More

   I got this for my cat to feed him some food at night. Makes him work for it so then he's not "starving" come the morning time haha. The adjustable hole is perfect for all types of food sizes. I haven't tried with weird shaped treats yet but I am sure it would be just fine.
   Maximillian RivasVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   My puppy looked on wistfully, so I came back here to order more of these. Unfortunately, the bully breed dog also chewed up his so I am also purchasin...More

   My puppy looked on wistfully, so I came back here to order more of these. Unfortunately, the bully breed dog also chewed up his so I am also purchasing a puzzle toy fit for an aggressive chewer. His treat ball technically still works, but it looks terrible. I would recommend.
   RosemaryVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   my lab loves it and he still uses it at 11 weeks.. he caught on with with first use, and it has tubles down basement steps, been tooking outside by th...More

   my lab loves it and he still uses it at 11 weeks.. he caught on with with first use, and it has tubles down basement steps, been tooking outside by the pup, its durable and i would recommend this feeder to anyone who want to keep their fur friend busy or slow down their eating
   Inaya MellorVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I guess the best way to describe this is my dog looks just like the dog in the advertisement picture lol. She figured out that the treats are coming f...More

   I guess the best way to describe this is my dog looks just like the dog in the advertisement picture lol. She figured out that the treats are coming from the toy relatively quickly. There was no learning curve. She spent an hour rolling, throwing and pushing it through the house. Very nice distraction for a busy puppy. Love it 🥰
   Shanna HoustonVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   She loves the play aspect of knocking the toy around so much we bought a 2nd one for when she's at Grandma's place! And after a couple of weeks, we no...More

   She loves the play aspect of knocking the toy around so much we bought a 2nd one for when she's at Grandma's place! And after a couple of weeks, we no longer have any food issues, even when switching back and forth with the traditional food bowl. We've suggested this to several friends as it's created such a positive turnaround for us!
   Chandler LimVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   My girl Milla really enjoys this. Milla is 14 now, but gets treats everyday before I leave for work. It didn't take her long to figure this out. What ...More

   My girl Milla really enjoys this. Milla is 14 now, but gets treats everyday before I leave for work. It didn't take her long to figure this out. What I like it it's movement makes her move around a bit instead of just laying like she does with her other treat balls. As advertised and good value for the money. It is well built. We call it her weeble wobble after those toys from the 80's :)
   Carter JarvisVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Love this food ball. Gave one to my son for his cat and my dog, who is confused a lot due to dementia, figured it out and was eating the cats's food. ...More

   Love this food ball. Gave one to my son for his cat and my dog, who is confused a lot due to dementia, figured it out and was eating the cats's food. Bought him one and as soon as he sees it he gets very excited. He does need help from me as attention span is low, but he does use it and moves it on his own. This is a dog who really can't learn a lot due to his issue, but he is very good motivated!
   Juan RobinsonVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Our dog brings the ball up to us every night to get his treats. The only problem is after it has been dropped on the floor too many times the top come...More

   Our dog brings the ball up to us every night to get his treats. The only problem is after it has been dropped on the floor too many times the top comes off the base. It can be screwed back together but it doesn't last long. So we had to super glue it back together, which means it can't be taken apart again for a thorough cleaner. But we have had it for at least 5 years and have no complaints. Neither does our dog!
   Tia BeanVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I bought two of these for two small dogs. The adjustable opening for food allows me to use this for small dry food or larger treats. It's not too heav...More

   I bought two of these for two small dogs. The adjustable opening for food allows me to use this for small dry food or larger treats. It's not too heavy or scary for my 8-lb. pups. It's durable... I've accidentally sent the pet feeder flying across the kitchen when I'm not watching where I'm going. Both dogs get excited when they see me filling these rather than using their bowls. I think they enjoy the challenge of getting their own dinner.