Firtink Interactive Dog Puzzle Snuffle Ball Foraging Toy, Educational Slow Feeder, Bite Resistant Pet Toy for Puppy Small Medium Size Dogs

Lots of fun for dogs to pull out the felt strips to find the treats/kibble that are wrapped up - only downside for me is that it’s time consuming to roll them up but worth it to see the excitement!

These treat balls are great, both my dogs love them and have had a lot of fun with them, you pull out the rolled up material and unravel them, then you put treats in them and roll them back up ang put them back in to the ball, once you are done you give the ball to the dog/s. Downside there are a lot of holes and material strands on each ball, it took me an hour to do both balls for my two dogs, but on the plus side it did keep them occupied for 30 mins or so. This is not a toy you can just leave the dogs with it does requre supervision as the dog can grab the strands of material and start ragging the toy, and the big ball could knock things over as the dog rags. The material is very soft felt and the treats I used did not stick to the felt material, even though I make the balls up the day before I given them to my dogs. another things to be aware of, these treat balls do use up a lot of treats per ball, so these wont be a toy I will give my dogs that often, they will be saved for special occasion, like a treat after a bath or a visit to the vets. Added bonus, they are washable, just unravel all of the pull out material and put it in a coloured pillow case and tie up the pillow case with an elastic band or hair band, this way the material strands do not end up tangled in what ever else you are washing with the treat balls, washing them without the pillowcase could lead to you spending hours untangling the material strands from your clothes LOL... I do recommend these treat balls if you have the time to spare to make them up and supervise your dog while s/he is enjoying their treats.

So, this is the result of one session. The ribbons in this toy are made of entirely unsuitable felt fabric, meaning they’ll absorb dirt, incubate germs and probably won’t wash though I haven’t tried. Dog spent a contented ten minutes getting treats out, but to her ripping the ribbons off is just as effective as unrolling them. Good idea, but incredibly poorly made.

This is my second purchase as my labrador absolutely loves it. I got this first when he was 4 months old and usually found him knocked after playing and looking for his kibble. He is a big chewer and is able to chew through the ball that holds the kibble in place, but he likes to cheat. It has lasted long until he decided to chew but it is his favourite snuffle ball to play with and will bring it to us to refill

My 7 month old boxer puppy loves this. I was a little worried to start off that he Ight try and eat the bits of fabric but he has been fine with it. Really good snuffle and stimulation toy.

Our puppy absolutely loved this toy, but unfortunately we were only able to use it once because our 18-week Labrador puppy tore through the plastic-foam mesh\cage on the first play. Such a shame it was not more durable as it looked like it would otherwise have been a fantastic boredom buster.

Dog loves this but takes a while to fill with treats and seconds for her to get them

Not very good quality, I've given 2 stars because my puppy loved it and had great fun but the quality of the plastic is poor. It is very soft and he pulled it all apart easily and was chewing on bits of plastic. Not recommend.