Omega Paw Tricky Treat Ball Review

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(More customer reviews)This treat ball is probably not for every dog, but our 8 month old Shiba Inu puppy absolutely adores it and so do we. Our trainer recommended that we use a treat ball as a way to challenge our puppy and focus his energy on something "productive" (for him, at least). This does the trick better than any other similar product. It is very durable yet (unlike a Buster Cube) soft enough that nothing gets damaged as it rolls into walls, chairs and the like. We use it for half of his kibble at each meal. After about 4 weeks of daily use, our ball is starting to show signs of wear but we have gotten far more use out of this than any other "toy" we've purchased.
Our puppy is a high energy, very food motivated, tough-chewing, smart little guy who can get treats out of his Kong and open the child gate in under 5 minutes. But while this treat ball requires patience, our normally "A.D.D." puppy will persistently push this ball around the kitchen until he gets every last piece of kibble out. That can take 20-30 minutes. The ball does not make a good "chew toy" for a tough chewer (like our dog, who can chew off the top of a red Kong), however. We make sure to take it away after he empties it. Otherwise, it would never have lasted this long.

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Keep your dog entertaining, focused, and nourished with the Omega Paw Tricky Treat ball. Place your pet's favorite food or treats inside the craters on the tough but soft, pliable textured surface. When your dog plays with the easy-grip Tricky Treat, the food falls out, providing your furry friend with a tasty snack. Easy to fill with treats and keeps your dog mentally and physically stimulated for hours. 5 inches in diameter.

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Van Ness Large Framed Sifting Cat Litter Pan (Assorted Colors) Review

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(More customer reviews)This is an excellent product, second only to my Litter Robot. Instead of inserting the sifter into the "in use" pan, I put it in the unused pan. When time to sift, I just pour the litter from the "in use" pan into the empty pan with the sifter. I lift the sifter, dump the sifted contents into the trash, pour the litter back into the "in use" pan, put the sifter back into the empty pan, and put the "in use" pan on top. All this in less time than it would take me to scoop! It is my opinion that the instructions would be better illustrated this way--no potential for clumps stuck to the sifter. Hope this helps!

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Atomic Treat Ball - 5" Review

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(More customer reviews)All three of our dogs love these toys, and I prefer them to other treat dispensing toys - most require messy pastes or toy-specific treats that you have to restock repeatedly, and some release treats too easily or not easily enough. The molecuball, on the other hand, works perfectly. Most of the time we just use regular dog food, and the pups still beg for it.
We prefer the larger ball, as the smaller one holds very, very little. If we choose to use treats instead of kibble, we have to cut them up to get them into the small ball. It also weighs less, so it can be harder at first for the dog to figure out how to roll it around to get treats out.
But the dogs love both versions of the toy and get very intense with their play. And it gives humans some entertainment, to see them so focused and excited.
This toy is not only fun for its own sake, but it can also help with picky eaters, and with those few occasions when you need a healthy, temporary distraction for your pup.

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