Coevals Club Pet Dog Treat Slow Feed Ball, Interactive IQ Non-Toxic Rubber Dental Treat Tooth Cleaning Toy for Dogs Training Playing Chewing

Although this seems like a good idea, it only lasted an hour or or so. He loved it for sure. But he already chewed off bits of the rubber, and he's only a 6 pound, 4 year old dog...not a pup. I sure didn't expect him to tear this up so easily and so quickly. For a dog who's NOT a chewer, this is a great idea and could provide a lot of fun. The pieces of kibble don't stay in well unless they're really shoved in. One other reviewer said she puts in peanut butter and freezes it for a bit, and that sounds like a fun way to use it. I would have tried that next if my little guy hadn't already rendered it useless on the first day.

My dog is absolutely obsessed with this toy. It's worth 5 stars as far as her enjoyment goes. I've been putting her kibble in it, and this keeps her entertained for over an hour at a time. She's learned to ask for it if I put her kibble in a bowl instead by running back and forth between me and her food bowl until I transfer the kibble to the ball. It's also been durable so far. I purchased this a few weeks ago, and so far, there is no sign of wear. The reason why I'm giving it 4 stars is for overall design. The grooves are very deep, at least for my small dog (I got the 2.8" size). This means that when she pushes the kibble too deeply, I have to periodically readjust it so she can reach it. I would have preferred a toy that I could give to her and not have to periodically adjust. But this ball is still pretty good, and I would purchase it again.

1. It took 10x longer to load this ball with treats than it did for my pooch to eat them.2. Treats must be puny to fit in side slots3. I had to use a hammer to break my hard treats so they would fit in side slots. (I don’t use soft treats).4. Would work better with wet food or peanut butter, but it would make a huge mess.5. Might work better with wet food or peanut butter if you froze it after filling.6. Much better for filling with treats rather than putting them on outside.7. So far, durable. Stands up to my bionic chewer.8. Nice for fetch.9. Kinda pricey, but that is par for the course.Summary: Neither my dog nor I are impressed; underwhelming.

This ball is amazingly well-made. It's easy to fill with treats. I use it for my Muscovy Ducks, and I like it a lot better than the Kong brand treat holders (the triangular nubs hold the treats in better than the Kong slots). Also, I believe the ducks would be able to pull the little nubs off easier than a dog, but they haven't even made a mark on them. I'm very happy with how durable it is and it is very easy to clean (again, the ducks make a bigger mess than a dog would, since they pull the ball into their muddy pool and fill it with dirt) -- you just shake it off in some water briefly and pat it dry and it's ready to fill again. You can pull the sections apart easily with one hand and drop in the treats with the other, or just push them in one or two at a time -- both methods are easy and result in lots of fun for your pet.

I found this ball when searching for interactive dog toys. This toy seemed like a good idea to keep my dogs occupied but when I received it I quickly realized I could not fit their kibble in the grooves. So, I filled it with peanutbutter and froze it. Kept my dog busy for about 30 minutes and that included the time it took her to tear it apart. This ball should be advertised for small dogs, and maybe even cats. Also, there is nothing about it that works their brain, just their tongue. I wish I never wasted $10 on it.

Probably a good treat/feeder for small dogs, but the description does not specify different sizes. This "slow feed ball" which any dog owner who has a large dog knows that they can suffer from bloat, should specify that it is not for a large dog. It is only 2.8 inches and I had to return it because of that. Had they specified that it comes in different sizes, I would have given a better review. I ordered the larger one.

color size and description all accurate!. Loveeee the color! the teeth are very rubber-y and soft just strong enough to hold the treats but soft enough to clean the teeth w/o hurting the gums of my Aussie! size is great its roughly a smidge larger then a tennis ball and smaller then a soft ball. the whole in the center goes all the way through so you can put doggie KONG treat cheese or peanut butter inside for extra motivation :).

My dog loves this! I put about 12 small treats in it and they don’t just fall out—she has to work at it with her teeth. Takes 20-30 minutes so she’s exercising her brain while scraping some of the tartar off her teeth. This is a perfect, inexpensive toy.

GUYS GUYS PLEASE CHECK THE SIZES. I'm dying of laughter cause I bought this for my Labdoodle, but it's meant for a tiny to toy size dog.I can't say anything about it because its its ridiculously tiny. Please double check the size.