KONG - Rewards Ball - Ultra Durable Interactive Treat Dispensing Dog Toy - For Large Dogs

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The unique shapes give an unpredictable bounce that keeps dogs guessing and the durable material is designed to last. Have no fear though, even with minimal filling this toy provides a barrel of fun thanks to the internal spinner that slows down the release of kibble or snacks!

The KONG Puppy Activity Ball helps promote healthy teeth and gums with the ability to stuff with your puppy's favourite treats and pastes. This is the toughest thing we still have, it's about 5 inches so a good size, it's tough rubber so won't kill the skirting boards, and has two holes for filling and dispensing treats.All toys, positioned as tough or otherwise, can be susceptible to damage during play, especially if vigorous, or not used as intended. An interactive, treat-dispensing game for your dog, our KONG Spinner is new to the family, made with a durable exterior and fun, mentally stimulating design that rewards during play. Training Lines > Treat Dispensing Toys > KONG Stuff-a-Ball Treat Dispensing Dispenser Dog Toy by Kong Company - great fun for dogs! Dogs never stop finding ways to have a good time, and KONG gives you and your dog more fun per square inch than any toy on the planet. Some mention that it is so easy to fill and use that their dexterity problems are no longer a problem.

Should you have any concerns regarding use or effectiveness of this product, please contact the manufacturer directly. This durable plush toy is a mentally challenging treat puzzle that doubles as a fetch toy when closed. The outer grooves in the ball (Denta-Ridges™) can be used to hold treats too, as this will encourage your dog to tease them out. The KONG Biscuit Ball™ is a unique treat dispensing dog toy with a hollow center and four bone-shaped portals equipped to hold delicious bits of a dog’s favorite kibble or treat. cute and cuddly, with a crinkly, crackly tummy, squeaky nose and stuffing in the head, arms and feet!Due to the shape of this he's not as fixated with sitting and gnawing on it, so to put treats in to keep him occupied it works wonders.