Outward Hound Double Snoop Interactive Treat Dispensing Dog Toy, Puzzle Ball Slow Feeder for Medium to Large Dogs, Mint-Scented for Mental Stimulation & Boredom Relief, 6in x 4in

Good size for a medium/large dog. Very easy to use, so far very resistant.

keeps my dogs entertained with treats, easy to use and wash. Dogs cannot chew through it or choke on the item.

My dog LOVES this toy, even without treats in it. It’s squishy and bounces a lot so she loves running around with it. I just have two issues with it - it picks up hair like crazy and it’s not super challenging to get treats out. Hair will just stick to the outside after a little bit of playing. It’s easy enough to wash it off but still… the material is like a magnet for fur. I haven’t found a good treat to put inside here either. It’s all way too easy to pop right out, even if it’s in the grooves. The thing that I’ve found that has worked is some jerky chicken cut into larger squares, they kind of get caught in the grooves inside and it’s slightly challenging. Otherwise, it’s waaaay too easy for my dog to get the treats out just by bouncing it. I’m glad my dog likes it even without the treats though

One of my dog's fav food toys!! It's durable enough to where I'm not concerned at ALL for him chewing on it in his crate. Leave food in and he's good.

Dog loves this toy. Offer hours of entertainment snd mental stimulation

My criticism is oddly enough specific to one specific version of this toy line: the purple hourglass shaped one is extremely poorly made because of how it does not tolerate heat from cleaning. I have all the other shapes and they are fine, but this hourglass one destroyed itself in the dishwasher on day 1. Obviously, you have to clean these toys to be sanitary (otherwise ew, right?), but the shape of the hourglass does not handle machine washing. Specifically, it rips at the openings and permanently deforms from the heat. All the other shape versions wash without too much deformation and last a long while. My recommendation is to avoid the hourglass one. Stick with the other shape versions and your pets will have a lot of fun playing with these treat dispensing toys. Use different shape dog cookies to increase the challenge. The larger cookies are usually more difficult for the dog to access because the silicone shapes keep the cookies wedged better than little training treats that just fall out when the pet lifts up/rolls the toy on the ground. Mixing it up helps prevent frustration while also keeping playtime moving along.

Finally, a toy that my Labrador can't destroy. She'll work on getting her treats out for hours.

For those with a dog that doesn’t need something stiff to relentlessly gnaw on - this is a great food stuffer toy. Our pooch loves working out the crunchy treats and canned-goo. She even plys with it empty.

Un des jouets préférés de mon chien, rebondit bien, on peut y cacher quelques friandises. Résiste à ses dents et ses assauts répétés (chien de berger) Seul bémol : à ne pas laisser dehors par temps de canicule.. le jouet est tout rabougri 😬

This is such a great toy! It keeps my dog busy for hours if I let him do it. The treats fall out easy enough that it doesn’t overly frustrate him but it’s still difficult enough to keep him occupied. He has super sharp teeth and shreds through everything and he didn’t make any notable marks on this toy and he definitely chews on it while playing.

One of the few toys my dog hasn’t destroyed, he’s a chewer! Love keeping him busy by putting treats in here, great brain exercise too for him.

Great alternative for a Kong! It bounces too, so doubles as a toy....my dogs love it!

Keeps kelpie happy - she has figured out that she has to drop it for food to fall out so does not last to long now but it’s still looks like new and she not chewed it. Probably keep a less energetic dog entertained for longer