Treat Dispensing Puzzle Toys for Small Dogs, Interactive Chase Toys, Slow Feeder, Improves Pets Digestion, Robot Shape Dog Toys

This dog toy is very well built. My dogs love it and get excited whenever they see me bring it out. The treats have to be small enough to fit through the exit hole in the toy, so I usually just use their kibble. This helps to keeps my dogs busy and helps them both to eat slower and not so fast. They also say that it's good to keep your dog's brains occupied and busy with different toys. This is perfect for that!!

Sturdy dispenser for small kibble. The hard plastic design is perfect for small dogs that are also aggressive chewers, like mine. She was able to pull out one of the plastic peg arm pieces, and it would be easy enough to put back in, with epoxy or super glue, however it does not affect the purpose of the toy in any way, just the robot anesthetics, so I left it off. She doesn't care.I'm not sure how well it would work with large dogs, but it sure is great for my mini Dachshund. I can only guess that a larger dog would be able to enjoy it to, however it only holds a small amount of kibble, maybe a 1/4 cup or a bit less. Still, it's a great product and cute design to boot. She has not been able to chew through it like her other kibble dispensers.

It's a cute and interactive toy, but the drawback is that it needs to be full for pellets to drop out

First time using, pup couldn't get it to turn the correct way so no treats would fall out. And she would not let us help.Not a good situation for a dog with food insecurities which we are trying to solve.Second time, pup got the door open and proceeded to chew the toy until it was nearly destroyed.Not a good choice.

A definite win for my 10 lb. best friend! He easily recognized that pawing the top would tilt the device and treats would appear from the body part of the item. Very durable, rolls and turns easily to keep the dog engaged. The helmet area of the item opens (like a face shield) to load treats. Once empty, he will bring it to me for a refill. 😂. Treat size is probably provided but pea size works best from my experience.

This toy is cool, and the concept is fantastic, but the treats become stuck and don't come out as easily as they should. The only thing that comes out is standard dog food, which is neither a reward nor enjoyable for the dog.The toy is well-made and durable, and the dogs were initially excited when they saw it, but once they discovered nothing particularly special was in store for them, they rapidly lost interest.It is intended for smaller dogs, and I use it with my yorkies. This would not be appropriate for medium-sized or larger dogs. I honestly spent more time trying to get it to work properly than I did with the dogs, so I've given up on it as well.

I liked this, I thought it would be good for my dog. She ended up breaking the lid where you put the treats. My dog is about 20 lbs. She is kinda aggressive with toys that have treats.

I personally enjoyed watching my English Bulldog curiosity for this toy. It dispenses treats when it rocks back and forth. In all I enjoyed the product, problem is my EB lol, he is an extreme chewer and if left unattended he will focus on chewing through anything he can get his mouth on. If they made this out of metal or some extreme durable material I would buy again.