Planet Dog Orbee-Tuff Mazee Interactive Puzzle Ball Dog Toy - Green

Labrador loves Orbee balls with mint scent easy finding. Smooth surface hard to grip due to saliva. Prefrs Orbee Planet Dog balls with raised surfaces for better grip and throwing. Dog rates Planet Dog balls 12 out of 10.

Our pup just loves this toy. Keeps her occupied and get our her energy by working to get the treats out.

Our dog is also looking to play. We fill it with treat and gets him occupied, and happy for quite awhile. Well made!

My dog is high energy, and not only needs physical exercise, but mental stimulation as well. She loves rolling this around and getting treats. She also likes to play with it and carry it around when there aren't any treats in it.

I have 2 herding dogs that require a lot of exercise and interaction to keep them busy. Bella is a Blue Heeler and Zoey is a Corgi. My dogs love to get dinner in this treat ball. I love that the ball holds a complete kibble meal and that it doesn't mark up my floors, walls, or furniture. They push it around for almost an hour to get their breakfast and dinner out. They both eat very fast when it is put in a feed bowl. The Orbee-Tuff® Mazee Dog Toy kills 2 birds with one stone. They get their meals at a healthy rate and are kept entertained. It also provides mental stimulation for my overly active dogs. In the afternoon, I pop a few treats in this and watch Bella and Zoey work them out. It's fun to watch. It great interactive meal and treat dispenser. It is super easy to wash. I just wash with dish soap, rinse with water, shake it out and let it dry. Would definitely recommend it.

Neither I not the dog cares for this toy. I find it to be over priced for what it is. The outer plastic is soft and sticky and picks up everything. It isnt clear like the picture. The inner maze is dislodged on one side from the grooves designed to hold it in place so items can only come out of one side of the hole. The plastic smelled strong for a long time so my dog wouldn't realize with only one hole that there was anything inside, but he finally figured it out. This toy doesn't excite him the way the smaller cat toy did that has more holes for treats to fall out of but it got lost and this was a replacement. This puzzle toy is bigger and shouldn't get lost. Maybe the dog will learn to like it over time. He does eventually get the treat out but he doesn't look like he's having fun the way he did with the other one.

My lab loved the puzzle-treat part of this toy, but it was destroyed in 15 minutes. The clear squishy outside is not durable at all and she ripped it to pieces.