PetSafe Kibble Chase Roaming Treat Dropper - Gray

Our dog really enjoys playing with this toy. It is durable and solid. Sometimes his teeth close the treat dispensing door shut somehow but not a huge problem just confuses him some.

My dog is scared of it, can’t return it! Can only work with a small type of kibble, does not work on carpet. Good things to know before ordering!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a fun little toy for your furry friends. It is a bonus that it drops treats while it plays with your pup. It works better for medium to small dogs. I was a little afraid my doberman would break it but he played with it just fine. Our cat loved this toy as well so it's a bonus. The kids giggled as the dog chased this toy and barked and chased like a vacuum, until he got his first 2 treats then there were no more barks just tons of fun.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a fun toy for the dogs but not super practical to leave out around the house when your are gone for the day. Kind of makes a mess on the floor and doesn’t roll over carpets etc and hits the walls. I probably wouldn’t buy again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The PetSafe Kibble Chase is so much fun for our dog! This interactive system is the perfect way to both reward our dog and to engage him in a fun activity. Mostly, it's fun for us to watch as he tries to figure out this strange new toy that grants treats! He is so entertained and we love that it's perfect for any size dog! We can't stop laughing at him!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a cool toy for dogs. My dogs do not particularly enjoy it just because they are a little scared. I can see this being fantastic for dogs who are not scared of noises and things running into the wall or couch.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I gave this toy to my friend who has a Japanese Chin. The toy itself is close in size to the size of the pup, but he still manages to play with it. My friend tells me it is quite easy to use and provides stimulation for her doggo. She likes it and would recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a very energetic pup that needs lots of engagement or she becomes destructive. The Kibble Chase Roaming Treat Dropper has become my new favorite way to feed her dinner. Just fill it up with food or favorite treats, turn it on and watch the fun. It roams all around, backing up and turning around when it runs into something, and keeps my dog super happy. Great toy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our senior dog is becoming less active so we thought this might help. What dog doesn't like treats. At first he wasn't interested, had nothing to do with the toy, but everything to do with the fact that he's OLD. Then he spotted the treats and he was all game from there. I can imagine a younger pup pawing at the dropper or running around it. Our old pup just followed it around and grabbed the treats. He doesn't get much stimulation these days so we were delighted to see him moving around eating up the treats. This is a really neat device!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We got this for our older dogs to keep them active but I think this is better suited for puppies. I love the concept and I definitely will keep it around for when it comes time, as our dogs thought it was an alien out to get them rather than something that gave them their favorite treats. I can see it as something they definitely would have enjoyed when they were younger dogs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recall seeing alarm clocks that jump off the night stand and roam around the floor like a Roomba. This is very similar, except it lays out treats for the dog. And there is no alarm. It is a clever idea to keep my pooch busy for a little while. I thought he would be scared of this at first. But nope. Once he realized it was dropping treats, he followed it everywhere. Be careful what treats you put into the Kibble Chase. I recommend getting the Kibble's that fit and are somewhat round. If you put something in that isn't quite round, it might get stuck or have a hard tome coming out. Not only is this fun for the dog, but we as a family sit around and watch. It is quite entertaining :) I am very pleased with this Kibble Chase. And so is my dog. He gives it a two thumbs up and 5 stars.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the concept behind this but it needs some work. Our dog didn't really care for it and she is always wanting to play and wanting treats. But this thing runs a lot faster than you would expect. Spits out treats way faster than you would want, and when it gets to the wall it's pretty much there in one spot just spitting out a pile of treats. There is an adjustment for the treats but it didn't seem to matter either way. I wish I could give a better review but we just weren't impressed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is super handy my dog and cat loves this. Drops treats by itself on occasion without me having to do anything I liked so well for my dogs I bought another for the cats

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This idea is great. My dog did like it but I wasn’t the best fan. You have to have kibble that is small enough for the small whole. When you turn it on it goes. As it rolls it dispenses kibble. When it hits something it goes into a spin and spills out the kibble. The bad thing is if it hits the wall or under something now there is kibble by the wall or under furniture. You have to follow it so you can make sure it doesn’t leave food and attract bugs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My dog is having some much fun with his new Kibble Chase Roaming Treat Dropper. He has lots of energy and this is a great toy to keep him busy for awhile. I have tried a couple different treats in the dropper and they all work fine. It is quiet enough that it doesn’t bother us at all. Such a great dropper!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My dog does not have much interest in traditional toys. He will only engage when there is food involved. The Kibble Chase™ Roaming Treat Dropper holds his interest and performs well. My dog gets excited when he sees the Kibble Chase and it holds his interest.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So I love this idea of the kibble chase toy. The product works great and it rolls around the house at different speeds and in different directions, dropping bits of kibble as it goes. My 3 boxers, however, were unfortunately uninterested. Other than my particular dogs disinterest, I think it’s a great product and it works as advertised.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used this a few times with my pup. I love that it does roam fairly smoothly and is very easy to push and get going. It is large enough to not just roll under the couch but it isn't huge that it is an eye sore in the middle of the living room. The only downfall is finding kibble and or treats to fit the small hole where it comes out. It can't be to small as then multiple pieces fall out but to big and nothing comes out. All in all with the perfect food this is awesome. My dog pushes it with or without food since she knows she might get something.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have 2 dogs. Only my 6 month old puppy was interested. It’s very easy to use. Her food kibble worked great. On that note, the drawback is it does get hung up under furniture and cabinets and when it does, it just keeps spitting out the treats. I think it needs bigger wheels and more sensitivity to objects. It has the potential to be a lot of fun for dogs that are not afraid of it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have 2 dogs and a cat. One dog loves this treat dropper, the other is terrified of it. The cat just wonders why we didn't also get one to put cat treats in. The roaming treat dropper does work, and it is FAST. It moves around a lot. It mostly goes in a straight line until it stops to spin in place and shoot out a treat or 2, or it bumps into something and turns itself in another direction. Sometimes it drops only 1 treat, sometimes it will spit out several at a time. You can adjust the size of the treat dispenser opening to make it drop fewer or more treats, or make it drop smaller or larger treats. We use tiny training treats, soft and chewy. The one dog who loves this thing will follow it around all day long if I let her. When it's turned off she sometimes rests her head on it (looking very pitiful because we obviously starve her) or nudges it with her nose or paws at it trying to get it to drop more treats. The other stays far away from it. Battery life seems to be decent. We've use it just about every day for maybe 10 minutes or so at a time for a few weeks now and haven't had to change the batteries yet. This is a cool little treat dropper, it keeps 50% of my dogs busy and happy, lol!