JW Pets JW43112 Hol-ee Roller Large, Assorted Color

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Starmark Treat Dispensing Chew Ball [Best All Around]. This green treat ball is made of flexible yet durable see-through plastic. It can hold up to 1.5 cups of kibble and the difficulty can be adjusted by cutting off tabs over the ball’s hole openings. My personal favorite!

The Tug-n-Toss is tough yet flexible, made for interactive play. Dogs will love that they can carry the handle in their mouths and shake and toss it on their own, while humans will appreciate they can avoid the slobber. Sodapup Cupcake Treat Ball [Most Unique Shape]. This adorably-shaped treat ball’s unique cupcake shape means that it’ll bounce and roll in all kinds of unpredictable directions! Holds up to 1/2 cup of kibble. What I really love about this ball is the ability to adjust the difficulty. This is a unique feature for this product – I haven’t seen this option for any other treat balls I’ve used.When choosing a dog ball, it's important to consider your dog's size, age, and play style. For example, a smaller dog may prefer a smaller ball, while a larger dog may need a more durable option. Interactive toys can be great for dogs who enjoy a challenge, while simple tennis balls are always a classic choice. I find the funnel design works best for the Starkmark ball due to the more flexible, pliable material. Most other treat-dispensing balls are made of very hard materials that don’t have much give, making it a lot harder to nudge a funnel into the hole. At Hyperdrug, we offer a wide range of dog balls, from tennis balls and rubber balls to interactive toys that dispense treats. Our selection includes balls of all sizes and textures to suit the needs and preferences of every dog.

It comes in a bright range of colours and is surprisingly tough, designed for heavy chewers to build strength in their jaws. But it's not so tough that it doesn't bounce! In fact, there's not a lot that this ball doesn't do! Rubber dog balls are a classic choice for games of fetch outdoors. They can come in all shapes and sizes, but they have the advantages of being easy to grip, bouncy, and they also float on water. Most owners have at least one or two in their collection. Difficulty. Only one ball (the Starmark) can have the difficulty adjusted via removable tabs. If this if your dog’s first treat ball, you may want to opt for an easier ball. Weinstein, Susan. March 14, 2001. “The Dangers of Vinyl Dog Toys”. Whole Dog Journal. Retrieved February 6, 2023. https://www.whole-dog-journal.com/care/dog-toys/the-dangers-of-vinyl-dog-toys/ Cut a few fleece strips, run them through one of the holes, and then braid the fabric to create a tug! *This idea is better suited for gentle players.

5. Orbee-Tuff Mazee

The PERSUPER nearly indestructible dog ball is designed for your pup to chew on endlessly without tearing apart. The unique squeaker sound excites your dog and the ball comes with two addition squeakers for when the first wears out. The rubber used in the ball is food grade to ensure their health and safety with no toxins or additives you need to worry about. The medium is about the size of an average tennis ball, while the large size is best for dogs up to 75 pounds, like German Shepherds and Retrievers.

Games that involve treats, no matter if in the form of a ball or another puzzle, have many benefits for dogs. First of all, solving the challenge requires the dog to use the sense of smell, sight, as well as spatial orientation, which provides the mental stimulation every dog needs [ 1]. In addition, these toys can be a great way to calm dogs who seem always to be in search of food and gobble down everything too fast [ 2]. A proprietary glow pigment creates this effect after the ball sits for five minutes under a bright light—the glow can last up to 30 minutes. These aren’t just any tennis balls. These are Doghouse tennis balls, made by the only tennis ball manufacturer in the United Kingdom, J Price of Bath, who also just happen to be based not five miles from us and if they are strong enough to take Andy Murray’s serve, they’re good enough for us.Kibble Cup Size. Consider how much kibble each ball can hold. If you plan on feeding your large dog his entire dinner with a treat ball, you’ll probably want a ball that can hold 1-2 cups of kibble. For smaller dogs or for one-off occasions, smaller balls will do just fine. Playing with a ball is not only fun for your dog, but it also provides important physical exercise and mental stimulation. Regular playtime can help prevent obesity, improve cardiovascular health, and reduce stress and anxiety in dogs.

Their firm yet pliable dog soccer ball retains its shape even if punctured by teeth. It’s also buoyant for playing in the water. Each color comes with a different, dog-friendly flavor. Size is another important feature. Your dog needs to be able to fit the ball comfortably in their mouth. But it can’t be too small as this could pose a choking risk to your four-legged friend. This ball comes in two sizes – a medium and a large. The medium is has a diameter of 2.75 inches while the large size has a diameter of 4 inches. The Orbee Tuff Raspberry puts a cute twist on the old treat ball game. The ‘ball’ is actually in the shape of a raspberry. The raspberry form is not only cute to the eyes, though. The knobby texture makes it especially fun for dogs to gnaw on. If your dog is having trouble getting treats out initially, you can just cut one tab at a time until your dog has more success accessing the treats.Whip up a batch of homemade dog biscuits and stuff a few inside your Hol-EE Roller ball. My Chihuahua, Diego, could seriously bat this ball around for 20-30 minutes as he focuses on freeing the tasty treats inside. Squeakers keep dogs interested, especially when they have a high prey drive. If your ears can handle it, they’ll also keep a curious puppy busy indoors.