HETOO Interactive Dog Toy IQ Treat Ball Food Dispensing Puzzle Toy for Medium Large Dogs Playing Chasing Chewing

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Was looking for a new toy to keep my Border Collie's mind busy and this did the trick. I can see if you have a chewer how the ring around the ball might go quickly, but so far it's been pretty sturdy. 5-Stars for us!

Amazing product! My pup has a little ball filled with treats that he rolls around to get the treats out. As much as he loves that ball it’s annoying for us —since it’s noisy (we have hardwood floors) and he seems to ALWAYS get it stuck in the strangest places and then loses his damn mind. This product is AMAZING—it gives the same effect (keeps him busy with random rewards/treats), without us having to closely monitor him. It did take him a few minutes to get used to it and understand the purpose but now he loves it and carries it around with him. Such a great distraction, I mean toy! We use the same treats as his other “treat ball” —Zuke’s mini training treats. Thank you to whoever invented this!

I had bought this not realizing this is a bigger heavy duty toy. Once I recieved it and realized it I ended up giving it to my bigger dog to play with as my chihuahua had no clue what to do with it besides move it with her nose til food would come out. I should say our bigger dog Brandy is half pit half german shepherd, she is huge people like to joke and call her a cute big moose. She usually chews through her toys within two to three days. This toy has held up to our destructive super chewer!! It has been over a week and the toy is still in tact! I have even put peanut butter in it as a treat. She loves it!! I love that I can throw it like a frisbee, that is when she hasn't covered it in drool. She loves fetch but the tennis balls do not stand a chance against her seems like we were constantly buying new ones. This is not only a treat ball but our new fetch ball (as a frisbee only difference.) I tried to get a picture of her with it but she wasnt having it as she got too excited.

This dog toy is AMAZING and has lasted longer than all our other dog toys. My staffy (pitbull) is almost 11 and really has no interest in toys anymore, until this one! He also is a super strong chewer and was known to shred tennis balls and rubber toys in seconds. Nothing lasts and I end up throwing away all his toys so he doesn't choke on the tiny pieces. Somehow this toy has defied the odds and my old boy loves it and hasn't been able to shred it to bits (for now anyway). It's lasted way longer than other big name brands known to be for "extreme chewing." Best part is that both my puppers love it and argue over who gets to chew it. It's been so great for occupying my dogs that I'm ordering a second one today! I recommend filling with small pieces of your pups favorite treats. Homemade bacon pieces, meat sticks and training treats are a favorite for my pups. Get this toy and I'm sure your dog will love it just as much as mine do!

my dog loves it...she likes carrying it by the puffed part...lol....she walks around with it then brings it up on couch and licks it...she loves it....shes a 25 pound pointer......im.so glad she loves it....thank you ...shes a aggressive chewer but I don't think she will chew this up.....

We bought our two-year-old GSD a food disc toy/puzzle by Outward Hound but the dog didn't quite understand it and she tried making the pre-cut hole bigger (which resulted in purple rubber pieces all over the house - a big choking hazard!) so we bought this 'disc' as we call it because online it appeared to have the same texture as a nice & durable Kong.We were not wrong: this disc is *durable* and really well made. It is the perfect weight for a larger dog to carry or toss around and it'll be easy to clean, too. We didn't have treats small enough to put inside but that was easily remedied by breaking her small training treats in half. She was able to figure out how to get the treats fairly quickly and she seems to appreciate the unpredictable ways it 'bounces' when she tosses it on the floor.The day we first gave this to her it was bedtime. She doesn't always sleep with us but when she does she has never brought a toy to our bed - until tonight. When I said: 'Bedtime, let's go up to bed!' she rushed to grab this toy and happily carried it up to bed. I guess she didn't want to be without it!

Update: my heeler pup (5months) now loves working cat food out of the toy. She gently sniffs under it and lifts with her muzzle and flips it. 👍Expensive treats won’t even come out of the toy. My 12 week old heeler is currently slinging it side to side to no avail. Only cat food seems to dispense from it. She wants the jerky jibbs so bad and they won’t come out lol. I wasted my money here but maybe cat food will do. I’ll update if something changes. So far I suggest not going with suggested treats. This toy needs small cat food sized treats or kibbles maybe. I’ll try smaller dog food

Awesome toy, gives our pup another brain teaser that differs from the usual Kong we use. Put kibble or any small treat inside and it stimulates his brain as he tries to get it out. Love it

Tiny ball. Treats go in but won’t come out so no good as treat toy. Not recommended. Waste of money.