Can you stuff this ball with treats?
496624
i've put whole and halved hot dogs & sausages in the ball, but the hole goes all the way through the ball so i wouldn't buy this if you're looking for something to stuff with a handful of small treats.
496625
There is a hole about half an inch in diameter that goes through the ball. I see no problem with stuffing some small treats in it that your dog will LOVE chasing!
496626
In this one yes you can-view the picture towards the bottom right you can see a circular opening for treats. I prefer the solid Kong Ball to this one. Same shape and size just solid and comes in red and black
496627
You could, but it has to be big treats or peanut butter wich is a little messy.
1857898
Yes, you can put balls in it. They won't fall out unless you over-fill. I bought a 100 ball bag and it wasn't close to spilling out. Hope that helps!
1268750
You can divide it in small portions and freeze it. I do that for my small doxie.
1722367
It would depend on the size- definitely in a puzzle. You could tear them up for a treat ball.
1715611
Actually..... I just filled mine up. :) I was able to put a whole cup of dog food in mine. You could try to put more, but it has to fit in the little twist off part on the bottom. If you try to pour it in the other way it just runs out the treat holes.
1636642
Not really. It will hold up for a bit but I wouldn't let a chewer have it unsupervised. The ball has a fabric and rubber covering that will last a long time though. My dog love is it, but we don't allow her to destroy her toys. That being said she does live to chew/teethe on the smaller rubber chuck-it balls. She hasn't destroyed a one yet.
1403430
I ended up returning this toy as it was made with hard plastic and it seemed as if it would break pretty easily. One of my favorite toys to use for stuffing treats is the JW hollee roller balls. The medium size is easy to stuff different cookies into. I had one of theses for years before the rubber got icky. So it's not a toy I would leave in a crate.
1132340
I actually have my treats in a small plastic bag that sits inside the pouch-I use dice up steak, chicken, bacon scraps, kidney and garlic and cook it on the BBQ and when it is cold I spoon it into small bags (enough for one or 2 training sessions) and put it in the freezer..then I can just take one out, defrost in the microwave and put bag and all in my treat pouch...would be the same with hotdog pieces!....I have washed my several times and it is still going great..Have fun!
2152929
My dog loves this toy. It is possible to adjust the opening where the food comes out. You can make the opening holes smaller or larger. I use this as a treat dispenser and a way for my dog to entertain herself. She loves the challange of getting the treats out. It could be used as a food dispenser for kibble, but I like it for her treats.The toy does roll and it is very easy to clean, all plastic, but durable. My dog is a medium size dog, 40 lbs and she will grab the mushroom in her mouth, carry it around, drop it on the floor, roll it, and chase it to get to the treats. I have several treat dispensing toys, and this is by far the favorite of both her and myself. I hope my anwer was helpful to you My dog loves this toy. It is possible to adjust the opening where the food comes out. You can make the opening holes smaller or larger. I use this as a treat dispenser and a way for my dog to entertain herself. She loves the challange of getting the treats out. It could be used as a food dispenser for kibble, but I like it for her treats.The toy does roll and it is very easy to clean, all plastic, but durable. My dog is a medium size dog, 40 lbs and she will grab the mushroom in her mouth, carry it around, drop it on the floor, roll it, and chase it to get to the treats. I have several... » Read More My dog loves this toy. It is possible to adjust the opening where the food comes out. You can make the opening holes smaller or larger. I use this as a treat dispenser and a way for my dog to entertain herself. She loves the challange of getting the treats out. It could be used as a food dispenser for kibble, but I like it for her treats.The toy does roll and it is very easy to clean, all plastic, but durable. My dog is a medium size dog, 40 lbs and she will grab the mushroom in her mouth, carry it around, drop it on the floor, roll it, and chase it to get to the treats. I have several treat dispensing toys, and this is by far the favorite of both her and myself. I hope my anwer was helpful to you « Show Less
68342
No, these are already very hard treats. I would think of you freeze them you'd cause them to break into bigger chunks because of it being frozen rather than room temp.
1147627
I think that a whole treat would be to big for a pup that size. They are soft enough to break in half or even quarters which might be a more appropriate size.
144689
You might be able to fit a tiny amount of food, but the zipper is pretty tight when you zip it up empty. I would say you would want to wait so your pup can get a full serving.
1700266
Yes definitely, it is a very light ball and not as big as it looks. radius is appx 6.5 to 7 cm, similar size to a tennis ball, my lab fits two sometimes three of the same size into his mouth :)
538442
Yes. Any candy small and round works. Jelly beans, M&M;'s, Reece's Pieces, gum balls, etc. I love this machine. It was one of my favorite Amazon purchases!
1081934
No, the holes are not larger in proportion to the size of the toy. I do not use it to dispense treats, I use it simply as a pull toy. I have a one year old beagle and she normal tears her toys apart in a matter of days - this one she has not even made a dent in. I hope this helps you in making your decision.
2147860
Don't know why not. The ball is not that big so a bulldog would have a lot of fun with it.
535396
Yeah thnk any dog could move it, it is easy & space where you put treats in are big enough. Some dogs used paws, I foster a variety of dog breeds, not used a lot, but was not hard for any I have tried with. They can use tongue to get treats, so I would use smaller treat pieces. Hope this helps.