How much food fits into one of these toys?
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This egg is quite large so quite a bit fits in it. It's about the size of the large plastic Easter Eggs you can get for kids' Easter baskets.
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Must be about a half cup.......I feed them their regular dry food -- one egg-full lasts all night for 2 of them. It's a little humbug getting the crunchies inside the egg, and they do tend to roll it around the floor and scatter the food. Gives them something to do however.
1881907
Depending on the brand of food, mine likes the whiskas treats so a little big and it fits about 1/2 cup
1881908
Each side of the egg will hold a half of a cup of dry food bits. I usually put just one fourth of a cup in the egg because its part of her daily food and not her entire daily allowance.
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While I have only put about 10 pieces of treats in the egg-cersizer, it is certainly large enough to accommodate up to 1 cup of food/treats, in my estimation.
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1 cup to 1 1/2 cup depending on how determined you are to screw the two pieces together! 1 cup 2 x day is the amt the vet said that my dog should have so its perfect for her. She is a med pit/lab mix, this is the best feeder toy we ve found. She loves it and it has held up well.
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Combined with large and small I would say about 25-30 stuffed animals, and yes you will need to put it up in a corner. Hope this helps! :)
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I would say maybe 15 or more rolls, depending on how fat they are. I probably have a dozen rolls in mine right now with room left over. And the great thing is it will accommodate the longer rolls.
1110034
Depends on how big? Plus you would have to take the thing that turns out or it would break you cod up in little pieces. I can put 15 - 20 wings in it or a half of bag of frozen fries if that helps.
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A small baggy of candy is possible, or maybe 1-2 candy bars. We used it for a gift card for movie tickets.
876400
(A full turn) if you cup your hand the amount would fill it perfectly. Mixed nuts, Gold fish, Trail mix. much less if it's Cheese it or things a bit bigger.
856635
Not big but filling. If you eat more than one a day be prepared to be running to the restroom. You could easily break one into four pieces throughout the day
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The lego's fill up about a quarter of the box. With that said, there are still a lot of legos in the original container to keep a kid entertained. Plus, you'll have plenty of room to add more legos.
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They are quite small, not big enough to really eat off of but good for play. The large ones are 4 1/4" diameter and the smalls are 3 1/2".
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Although he is not the giant one, a child can stuff quite a bit of things in this tummy stuffer. My son has the monkey one and he can put two throw blankets in it, or multiple plush toys and our remote controllers. It can hold more than you think. Once it is stuffed to capacity, it is just the right size for a child to carry.
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The ends have flaps and you just push in the treats or food of your choice. It fits a lot as the ball on each end is hollow and almost 2" in diameter. Our dog is a chewer but in a couple months has not torn any rubber off the toy!
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Cheerios would fit in the large size, the one I have. I fill ours with her regular dry food and top it with peanut butter to keep her busy for a little bit longer. I've never purchased the official treats.
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These treats are rectangular, about 1" wide by 2" long. They can be broken into smaller pieces, if your pet-child likes Pea-sized treats. My Bulldog gets 1 or 2 a day, hidden inside her Kong ball. The 16 oz. bag has lasted a very long time and I would guess there are at least 80+ pieces (that's guess, since the bag is sold by weight) Hope this gives you a good ballpark idea ~ good stuff & worth a try!
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I haven't measured it, but I can easily get two big handfuls in here. However, if you put too much in, it makes it to easy for your dog to get the food out.
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My fur kids love them. Sometimes I break them up for them. The sizes vary which is nice. The largest is about two to three inches and the smaller ones are a little bigger than an inch. Blue Dog makes a small round treat that you might want to try. They are great fun because you can hide them around the room and let the kids search for them.
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I believe the package says 4+ but since it has teeny tiny parts i would guess it depends whether a child puts everything in their mouth or whether theyre old enough to not do that. Figure they are going to probably lose most if not all of the "poop" anyway . You can replace that with small black beans and the toy will still work. My four year old grandaughter loves the toy but shes not a kid who puts everything in her mouth. She thinks poop dog barbie is the beans!