KONG - Stuff-A-Ball- Durable Rubber, Treat Dispensing and Teeth Cleaning Dog Toy - For Small Dogs

Brilliant toy for my staffy. Stuff it with treats and it keeps her busy for hours.

It's not often you find a good toy that has a range of sizes to accommodate different breeds and ages of dogs, but Kong nailed it. You can always trust Kong products this I know and they're all seemingly invincible to damage. That's not an issue with this ball anyway.I bought this with meat flavoured toothpaste, which I squirted into the cracks and then gave it to my dog - she chewed away happily only stopping to lick the paste off her snout from time to time, which was good. I was worried at one point she'd tire out her jaw but she seemed happy. The nice thing about the ball is my original fear that all she would do is lick the stuff out of the grooves proved to be wrong - the grooves are ridged and the ball itself is fairly sturdy so her tongue doesn't seem strong enough to pry the rubber apart to get the toothpaste that way, which is great.She's one of those dogs who don't let you near her teeth with those condom finger sock things you can buy to clean their teeth the manual way, and she's also not at all interested in chew toys that aren't balls - like those plastic rings with all the spikes on for example, she never even bothered to sniff it, just ignored it. This ball was a perfect solution for teeth cleaning and worked like a charm.The holes to put a treat in is kind of useful - I've not bothered with mine in all honesty but both sides of the ball have different sized holes to allow different sized treats to be put in, which is good. The ball is also fairly hollow also, so it'd even be possible to fill it with biscuits or something to make an activity out of your dogs play session too. Also, thanks to the treat holes the saliva doesn't get stuck inside the ball and go manky, which is a much appreciated feature.Honestly the only issue with this thing is thanks to the design shape it bounces randomly and unpredictably - I don't advise throwing it indoors if you have objects you value close by. It's also difficult to bounce round corners - something I like to do with my dog from the rooms I'm in so it gets more run time - because of the shape.Other than that though, it seems fantastic, and has remained a favourite toy to her. Great purchase, very happy.

Used this to bridge recovery after surgery whilst not exercising. Froze food in it every day for 6 weeks and it’s got holes between the ridges now. My lab is not an aggressive chewer and he spent more lime licking than chewing. Not as durable as the classic komg (which we must have used a 100 times by now), but more challenging.

Bought to entertain the dog when giving treats. Can use small biscuits that rattle around and the dog has to chew and squeeze to open. On its first use, the dog spent over an hour chasing this around the room. The strong rubber has lasted for months and the dog often plays with and chews it even when there aren't any treats. It's great on carpets but also bounces on wooden floors.

Doesn't quite seem to have the sturdiness of the solid toys & I suspect the dogs may eventually be able to dismember it since it has "weaknesses". But the dogs love playing with it. not cheap, but good quality

It’s smaller than we thought ( Medium) but ok. Rubber tends to pick up a lot of dirt, hair, from carpets & floors, and dogs have emptied it within minutes.

This is a great toy! I bought the large size, which is the right size for my dog. Smaller sizes are available for smaller pets - I have a spaniel. The ball is made from durable rubber. Like other Kong toys I've purchased, it's sturdy and will withstand a lot of rough and tumble - probably just as well for my dog! The ball can be used in various ways. It has vertical grooves which will help your dog grip the toy; but can also be filled with Kong cheese. The ball can go in the freezer like this, extending pet play time. The ball has a cross shaped hole at one end to enable it to be filled with treats. I fill it with half my dog's food in the morning and it keeps him busy for a while! The ball can be rolled or squeezed by your dog to release treats placed inside. This is probably my dog's favourite toy to date. He's a clever dog, but was totally foxed by this ball for the first couple of days. He's worked it out now of course - still, he loves it as you can see from the photos and it provides lots of play time each day. It's not easy keeping a young spaniel occupied, so I would recommend this toy. It's one of the best I've found.

Good price, the right size for my dog

I recently got my hands on the dog kong treat ball and am thoroughly impressed with its performance. Regarding quality, this ball is made of durable materials that can withstand the constant chewing and rough play of my Belgian Malinois and Dalmatian. The rubber material used to make the ball is tough and non-toxic, making it safe for my dogs to play with.This versatile treat ball can be filled with different treats, such as peanut butter and frozen fruit, to keep my dogs engaged and entertained. The ball's unique design makes it easy for my dogs to get the treats out, a great way to keep them mentally stimulated and happy.I have also noticed that this treat ball effectively promotes good dental hygiene for my dogs. The ball's texture and shape help to clean their teeth and massage their gums while they play with it.The dog kong treat ball is an excellent investment for any dog owner who wants to keep their furry friend happy, healthy, and entertained. It is a high-quality product that offers superb value for its price, and I recommend it to other dog owners looking for a durable and engaging toy for their pets.

A mi perrito le encanta.

Material hält auch bei längerer Nagerei meines Hundes

Il mio cane la adora, è morbida e la tiene parecchio in bocca. Quando devo uscire glielo do con qualche croccantino dentro così lo distrae passa il tempo.

A wee bit expensive, but this is the only (Indian) toy my Dog could not tear to shreds. Very Durable