Our ball is now on its second life. We bought it originally for our Rat Terrier and really liked it. He has since passed away and we now gave a highly food motivated Chihuahua mix. She goes crazy for the toy. Every morning my husband goes through a daily ritual with her and the toy. It's the best toy!!
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Helps Your Dog’s Digestion and Mental Health
Veterinarians recommend slow feeders to aid digestion and reduce bloating, and dogs love the challenge. Fewer treats will dispense when you set the difficulty level harder, making your pup work harder for their food.
Reward Your Pup for Being Active!
The OurPets IQ Treat Ball is a fun rendition of a slow feed bowl that promotes a healthy lifestyle for your pet. You can put a portion of your dog’s meal in the ball, only allowing them to eat what is dispensed when the ball is rolled. It can be filled with treats or kibble and set to a desired difficulty level using the ball’s adjustable interior disc. This toy promotes active feeding, giving your dogs the exercise they need and then rewarding them for it!
- Healthy Lifestyle
- Active Feeding
- Exercise They Need
Boosts Mental Stimulation from Play
Acts as a Source of Physical Activity
Helps Foster a Strong Relationship Between the Pet and Its Owner
Strong, Durable Plastic & Non-Toxic
The IQ treat ball is made of high quality materials that will uphold through rough and tough play. The plastic is non-toxic. It twists apart for easy, convenient cleaning.
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| Item Weight | 2.11 ounces |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | OurPets |
| ASIN | B003ARUKTG |
| Item model number | 2130010792 |
| Customer Reviews |
3.9 out of 5 stars |
| Date First Available | February 25, 2007 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 3.43 x 3.39 x 3.31 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 4.38 x 4 x 4 inches |
| Brand Name | Our Pets |
| Target Audience Keyword | dogs, ( reptiles | amphibians ), dog |
| Directions | Pet costume |
| Model Name | IQ Treat Ball Interactive Food Dispensing Dog Toy |
| Color | Multi-Color |
| Size | 4 INCH |
| Material | Plastic |
| Age Range Description | All Life Stages |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | OurPets |
| Breed Recommendation | Large |
| Included Components | Plush Toy |
| Specific Uses for Product | large |
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| material | Plastic | — | Non-toxic thermoplastic rubber | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene | Plastic | Rubber |
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| pattern | IQ TREAT BALL 4" | Dog | — | Solid | Dog | Standard Packaging |
Both my dogs LOVE this ball
I purchased this in 2015 (it is now 2019) (see photo for my order date) it has lasted so long, and my dogs still love it! I bought it for my pug when she was a puppy, and she has yet to get bored of it. This ball lasted longer than her Kong did, and she was fed from both of them. How we use it: I use it to feed my Golden Retriever puppy all of his meals in (he gets fed 4x a day currently. We use half of his kibble to train with, and once we run out of it, he gets the other half in this ball) I make sure to keep them in a fenced area (in the pic my puppy is in the fenced are)...otherwise the ball will end up all over the place (including behind the toilet...eww. ) Once the dogs are done with it, I take it away, and soak it in detergent and water until an hour before the next mealtime. With my Pug, she loves this ball. I will give her a little of the puppy’s kibble in it because she is a raw fed dog, it doesn’t work with her food. I have put small pieces of carrot in it, but I really prefer to have dry foods in it because it can get icky if not. For those that are worried about their dogs getting their jaws stuck in it, you need to supervise your dogs with any toy. This is no different. As soon as my puppy starts mouthing it I correct them and encourage them to play with their paws. It worked with my small dog, and it’s working with my large dog. If they’re not taught appropriate play with this (or any other toy), accidents are more likely to happen. This is not a “I get to leave my dog alone and I get to do something else while they play with it and not supervise them” kind of toy. If you need to leave them alone while you do something that you can’t supervise them, consider crating them for that time instead. The ball has only separated twice while the dogs play with it. Usually it is just because I didn’t screw it on tightly enough. I got them to play with this by shaking treats out into the clear portion with them seeing. I then put the hole to their nose so they can sniff it. Then I put the toy down with the hole facing downward, and some food sitting on the ground (but still in the hole). Once they tap it and move the ball, I use my marker work (or use the clicker if clicker training). When they play nicely I will mark it with the marker word, and let them play for a bit. If they get mouthy with it, I tell them “no”, and once they play with their paws again, I use the marker word. If they don’t let up on it and are still mouthy, I will take it away for a few minutes. After two sessions with the ball, my puppies have learned to not get mouthy with it, and to only use their paws instead.
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- Jessica GardnerReviewed in Canada on September 25, 2017
so I removed the white divider to let his kibble fall out a bit more easily. Now he knows he has to roll the ...
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