Puzzle Treat Dispenser with Rope Dog Toy Ball Reduce Stress Anxiety Peanut Butter Dog Food Treat Dispenser Toys
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According to one pet owner, "the peanut butter and food dispenser for this interactive dog chew ball toy has been a hit with my dog, especially during crate time. I love that you can spread peanut butter on the ball and stuff it with dog food, making it an interactive and rewarding experience for my pup."
The toy's design encourages dogs to lick or turn the ball with to get the treats, which keeps them engaged and less anxious while in the crate.
The toy is made from durable, non-toxic materials, which is a big plus. The ridges around the opening not only make it more challenging for a dog to get to the treats but also help keep their teeth clean. Cleanup is easy, which is a relief after messy peanut butter sessions.
One downside is that the rope doesn't seem to hold up well for more aggressive chewers. One pet owner said that their one-year-old dog managed to get the ball off the rope in just a couple of minutes, and the rope itself lasted only two days. However, the ball is still going strong, so if your dog isn't an aggressive chewer, this could be a great toy for them.
The adjustable string length is a nice touch, allowing you to hang the toy in a variety of places, whether inside the crate or outside in the backyard. You may appreciate the versatility, especially during the summer when you can hang it in a tree while relaxing in the yard.
Overall, this toy has been perfect for crate training, keeping pups busy for about an hour when filled with kibble. It's durable enough for a moderate chewer and easy to clean. It's recommended it for puppies or dogs who aren't too rough on their toys, but if your dog is an aggressive chewer, you might want to supervise them closely or consider a sturdier option.
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