Description
- ☆ Valued and Best durable dog treat toy balls: great for Dog Teeth Cleaning and Chewing Toys, meanwhile Dog Treat Dispenser to keep them busy, also interactive dog toys indoor playing game and Prevent Plaque, Tartar Build Up and Provide Endless fun.
- ☆ These tough dog balls are made of Non-Toxic natural rubber material: more durable, healthy and puncture resistant compared with PVC and TPR, also safe for your dog grinding and fresh their teeth. (suitable for small and medium large heavy duty chewer dogs)
- ☆ Special design dog puzzles toy balls for Boredom and Brain Stimulation Games: which can be stuffed with pet snack peanut butter and toothpaste as dog teethbrush toys. Your pets will accept these dog toys ball easily and get more surprise while play with them.
- ☆ Smart IQ training toys for small puppy dogs teething Cleaning Toys Ball: these dog chewing toys balls can been inserted with the food treats to improve the interest of your cute dogs, which can be used as dog fetch play balls for outdoor games. Perfect for interaction with your dog and keep puppy dogs from bite others.
- ☆ Indestructible Dog Teething Cleaning and Treats Dispensing Dog Toys Ideal for Puppies, Small Dogs, Medium Dogs, Even Large Breed Dogs Aggressive Chewers anxiety relief when alone chewing (2.8 in).
Ali G. –
Within a day they started to tear and everything stuck to them.
Diane M. –
These are so sturdy and holds up well to chewing! My dog loves these They bounce well they hold treats and great for chewers!! My dog is a crazy chewer
richard keats –
I got the small size when my dog was a pup. He loves these, although sometimes found it a little frustrating to get all the treats out. Plus it was a bit time consuming to get them stuck in there. Kept him busy though and. Is a good alternative to a snufffle mat if you are looking for a quiet treat dispenser!
mariko m. –
My puppy loves this, keeps him occupied and fun getting out foid treats.
Mayfield –
These are good for an enrichment activity, but not safe for independent play. My dogs (both mini schnauzers, one a 3-year-old, and the other a 7-month-old) loved digging treats out of the little crevices. Then the teething puppy snuck one away and chewed little chunks out of one. Hoping it comes out naturally, but definitely not meant for durability.
Kimberly –
good value
Mommakins –
The colour of these are great for summer and winter. They aren’t too light weight. And solid so he can’t shred them.
Lea –
What I liked about this ball is the pliability and that you can put food or treats in the ball to keep the dogs attention. What I didn’t like was the strong odor of the ball, so I soaked the balls in soap water and air dried them. My puppy just loves them!
robin thibou –
perfect size and nice for treats, gives her something to do
SaiSay –
I wanted to love these. They had so much potential. It’s a good size. It seems like a good shape. But …
1) first red flag should have been the packaging. It looked like it was a dollar store item that had beenblost on the shelves for years.
2) the rubber is super flexible. I was expecting it to be sturdier. I can flatten the ball without lich force. Maybe that doesn’t matter. Naybe flexible is good. But I never got a chance to test out it’s durability against a pup because…
3) it smelled. I expected it to smell like rubber, like most rubber toys. Rubber smell is okay. Usually rubber smell goes away. But, this was NOT a rubber smell.
It smells like peppermint or something similar. It’s like someone sprayed essential oils when mixing the rubber and now the smell will not leave.
I soaked it in dawn soap half the day and overnight. I rubbed. I scrubbed. The smell actually gets worst the more you scrub it!!! It’s like a scented marker or scented eraser, but you do NOT want the scent in a dog toy!
My dog cannot smell the food in it because the smell of the weird mint-like scent is so overpowering. He saw it had food, and wanted it, but every time he started sniffing wildly, he would recoil.
Whoever thought it was a good idea to scent this was WRONG.
Mint in the form of an essential oil is extremely poisonous to dogs!! So, why they would put a mint-loke scent ijto the dog’s rubber treat toy is beyond me.
I would return this if I hadn’t throw out the package immediately. I considered pulling the package out of the trash once i realized the scent issue but other trash had already been dumped into the trash can over it and i didn’t want to dig through trash.
The ball is still soaking in soap. I scrubbed again this morning. I let obe dry out. No luck. It actually seems to get worst the more you scrub, like it really is embedded in the rubber itself. Yuck!!!
SaiSay –
These are great treat balls to keep a pup busy. My active dog stays occupied with his treatball every night. The treats easily fit between the teeth and has and added bonus that the teeth help clean my dog’s teeth. The only downside is that they sink to the bottom of my pool, so be careful around water. I have had 1 for years and finally just got 2 more after the teeth started getting worn out (old one pictured).
MrsJFlores –
It is durable and easy to wash. Accommodates a variety of treats, peanut butter, cheese, small crunchy bones. Good purchase!
Robyn Burns –
We recently bought the Dog Puzzle Teething Toy 2-Pack for our young pup, and it’s been a fantastic addition to our dog’s daily routine. Not only do these toys keep him engaged, but they also serve as a great teething solution. The little spaces in the puzzle are perfect for hiding dog food, turning mealtime into a fun and stimulating activity that satisfies his natural instincts to forage and chew. These toys are durable, holding up well against vigorous chewing, and they’re also easy to clean. They’ve been a great help in managing teething behavior by keeping our pup occupied and his gums healthy. Highly recommend for anyone with a teething pup!