I like that this provides a way for me to distract my cats that is also enrichment for them. I just wish the outlet hole for the food wasn't as large as it is. I feed a Royal Canin kibble which is a small oval pellet, not a funky shape, so they do tip out of the container pretty easily when my cat rolls it in just the right way. (And she is highly food motivated, so she figured out just the right way to tip it pretty fast!) But at least when I feed her dinner in this, it distracts her long enough for me to eat my own dinner in relative peace.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like that this provides a way for me to distract my cats that is also enrichment for them. I just wish the outlet hole for the food wasn't as large as it is. I feed a Royal Canin kibble which is a small oval pellet, not a funky shape, so they do tip out of the container pretty easily when my cat rolls it in just the right way. (And she is highly food motivated, so she figured out just the right way to tip it pretty fast!) But at least when I feed her dinner in this, it distracts her long enough for me to eat my own dinner in relative peace.

The Reddy Blue treat ball is a great ball treat for dogs not cats. It is too big for a cat. It rolls around great and easy to put training treats in. My dogs played with for 10 minutes at a minimum time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Reddy Blue treat ball is a great ball treat for dogs not cats. It is too big for a cat. It rolls around great and easy to put training treats in. My dogs played with for 10 minutes at a minimum time.

This treat ball was unlike the others I've tried in the past. I loved the silicone material as opposed to cheap plastic. It's fairly large and can hold a lot of treats. The top comes off easily and it's very easy to fill and clean. The only downside of this product is that it's designed to roll and wobble as it's pushed but it always lands with the opening side straight down, so most of the treats pour out at once instead of one at a time. I tried adding a ping pong ball to help block the hole but that wasn't successful. I think this is better suited for dogs who would play more with the ball, my cats just gently bat it a couple times and all the treats fall out so the fun is short lived.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This treat ball was unlike the others I've tried in the past. I loved the silicone material as opposed to cheap plastic. It's fairly large and can hold a lot of treats. The top comes off easily and it's very easy to fill and clean. The only downside of this product is that it's designed to roll and wobble as it's pushed but it always lands with the opening side straight down, so most of the treats pour out at once instead of one at a time. I tried adding a ping pong ball to help block the hole but that wasn't successful. I think this is better suited for dogs who would play more with the ball, my cats just gently bat it a couple times and all the treats fall out so the fun is short lived.

This blue treat dispenser ball is a good way to keep Max busy. I would place it in the living room and he will find a way to corner it to get the treats out. Only issue is the lid is sometimes too easy to pop off. A second thing would be its lack of movement, he will sometimes lose interest the moment it stops rolling around.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This blue treat dispenser ball is a good way to keep Max busy. I would place it in the living room and he will find a way to corner it to get the treats out. Only issue is the lid is sometimes too easy to pop off. A second thing would be its lack of movement, he will sometimes lose interest the moment it stops rolling around.