Outward Hound Orbee-Tuff Mazee Interactive Dog Puzzle Toy, Treat Dispensing Slow Feeder Ball, Green, 4.7-Inch
$18.79
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Planet Dog’s Orbee-Tuff Mazee is engaging, rewarding, and fun! This interactive dog puzzle toy is great for bored pups who need a dog enrichment toy that’s a rewarding brain teaser. It’s also a dog toy that encourages slower eating habits for fast eaters. The tinted and pliable Orbee-Tuff TPE shell design is combined with the plastic inner maze to entice all your dog’s senses. Cleaning is simple and fast. Just fill the ball with warm water and gentle soap, shake, rinse out, and air dry. This toy is intended for supervised fun and is not a chew toy or suitable for aggressive chewers. Note: the size of the treats or kibble determines the flow – smaller pieces release more at once and come out faster. Clean using warm water and mild soap. Rinse well. SAFETY & CARE: No toy is indestructible. Choose toy based on pet size and playing habits. Toys should be inspected regularly and not left with any dog unattended. If damage occurs, replace toy immediately. Intended for dogs only. Keep out of reach of children.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 5 x 5 x 5 inches; 10.08 ounces
Item model number : 68792
Department : Pet Supplies
Date First Available : March 15, 2012
Manufacturer : Planet Dog
ASIN : B007R3R52E
Best Sellers Rank: #29,367 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #398 in Dog Toy Balls
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Dog puzzle toy they can’t keep their paws off of: this dog enrichment toy combines the mental stimulation of a puzzle with the tasty rewards of their favorite treat
Made Safe; this dog toy is made of a plastic interior maze and an outer tinted Orbee-Tuff TPE shell; it is BPA, lead, and phthalate-free
Slow feeder for dogs; great for pups who gobble up their treats too fast, this toy is designed to make it easy to see and sniff out treats while dispensing them at a slower pace that’s better for digestion. Note: the size of the treats or kibble determines the flow – smaller pieces release more at once and come out faster.
Easy to clean; to wash, just fill the puzzle ball with warm water and mild soap, shake, rinse out, and air dry
Play it safe; do not leave toys with unsupervised pets; remove and replace toy if damaged. This toy is intended for supervised fun and is not a chew toy or suitable for aggressive chewers.
13 reviews for Outward Hound Orbee-Tuff Mazee Interactive Dog Puzzle Toy, Treat Dispensing Slow Feeder Ball, Green, 4.7-Inch
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Linda Mortenson –
Doggo LOVES this!
My 40ish pound Schnoodle (named Noodle) absolutely LOVES this treat ball. And I love watching him with it! It’s fun with mini-Milkbone treats, larger BarkBox treats, baby carrots, or even his whole meal of dry kibble (0.75-1 cup fits with plenty of room to keep it interesting). He also enjoys it when empty and it’s one of the few toys he seems to actually keep track of – even remembering to go get it from outside.It barely fits in his mouth for picking up, so he had to (quickly) learn how to position it so that his teeth use the hole in the outer ball and/or make use of the internal structure to keep a grip. If he doesn’t hold it just right, it’ll slide off his teeth and out of his mouth. The intermittent reinforcement of dispensing keeps him interested and slows him down. He’s learned that he can also bounce it by dropping it from the couch or even letting go while moving his head so he’s lightly tossing it in the air. One of the BEST aspects is that even though he’ll chew on it at times, the outside material shows no sign of puncturing or even wearing after 6 weeks.CON: the texture will pick up stray hair and such when covered with slobber, and then it stays stuck on the ball. Frequent rinsing of the outside of the ball is necessary. I will not take a star off, though, because it’s worth it and I don’t think a different material would provide all the other positives.
Trisha –
Broken interior
I was very disappointed with this ball because after getting the treats out, my dog chewed on it and broke the hard plastic inside the ball. The broken pieces had sharp edges, and so did the pieces still inside. I do realize that the dogs need supervised play time, but I didn’t expect this to break and to break the first time we used it. This happened within an hour of his getting the treats out the second time we used it.
mm –
Stimulating toy
I got the maze ball for my dog because I thought the snoop would be too easy for him to just lick treats out of the hole.After a few times he’s gotten the hang of it. To roll it with his nose and sniff around after its trail to find whats dropped out. All the sniffing is very beneficial and it keeps him interested for a while.Its not a toy I let him keep out. I only give it to him when I put treats and food into it. Because the outside is soft rubber im sure he would rip it easily. I also don’t allow him to use his teeth on it. Only encourage rolling it with his nose. Great puzzle toy. Its cute to play with him, rolling it around. Even after its empty.
Brian B. –
Not good for ball chewers
My dog loves the challenge of a treat maze ball. He’s had a Kong for a long time which is 100% rubber inside and out. It’s just not challenging for him anymore. I thought this Orbee ball would have a chance. I think it’s a great toy For dogs that push it with their nose only. But if your dog puts the ball in his mouth and shoes while trying to get the treat out that could be problematic. The inside of the ball is hard plastic. Within four minutes of play the plastic was cracked in several areas. I removed it from the dog as it was afraid that the hard plastic might cut, my dogs mouth or become a choking hazard. Again if your dog pushes things around with his nose, this might be for you. One more note the Orbee ball is made of a material that’s like a vacuum cleaner for dog hair, trying to keep this ball clean and not have my dog Hacking up a hairball while, playing with it was very difficult. I return the item back to Amazon. by the way, this thing is the size of a softball.
Wendy F –
Large Puzzle Ball not for smaller dogs
This is a nice ball for the dogs. It’s a large ball, not for smaller dogs. My english bulldog loves blue toys, however this ball is too large for him to pick up with his mouth. My golden retriever, is able to carry it around in his mouth.
Kimkv –
Not that same now.
This ball was recommended to us by our trainer. She used one while working with out Staffordshire Terrier, the ball she had was heavier and much more studier than this one. Apparently Planet Dog (the one she had was made by them) was bought out by Outward Hound and naturally as with any buy out, the new company had to make changes and those are seldom for the good. Our dog really liked this ball, but it would have never stood up to her.
Jessie skelton –
Favorite Toy
Our dog is 50 lbs, 1 and a half years old, an aggressive chewer, and she’s so smart that a lot of toys don’t work out for her because she can completely destroy it within minutes. We’ve gone through many toys and this one is great. I never worry about leaving this toy with her if I leave the room. We have this one and the Big Snoop. Both have been awesome and I couldn’t be happier. My dog can get bored with a toy very easily and knowing that I can change the treats helps make it feel like a new toy all over again. It keeps her entertained forsure and for this price, I’m content. We have had this toy for 2 weeks at this point and it’s in the same condition. We have had her Big Snoop (which is the same material) for a couple of months and it’s still whole. She chews on this for an hour a day at least. Whether I put treats in it or not. She likes how squishy it is, but the curvature of it makes it harder to fully chew down on it. Because she can’t, she tries harder and just stays so entertained!
ontime9 –
New one for Xmas for new dog. Last one was loved and chewed by dog we lost.
Had one of these for dog that we lost in September. Have new wonderful rescue and bought her a new one from Santa.Hope she loves it. It’s filled with treats and rolls around so should be everything she cares about.
Donna –
My mals absolutely love these balls they tend to chew up the middle section after a while if u leave unattended but even without they like playing with the ball u can smear food inside to keep interest
RonaldM –
Great fun for dog and owner
éric alcala –
3 séances de jeux et la balle dites ultra résistante est a jeter a fuir
Luz S. –
Llevo más de dos años con la pelota. Tengo dos perros, uno talla mediana y uno talla chica. Mantiene a mis perros ocupados un rato y ayuda a bajar la ansiedad.La había comprado con perros grandes y la rompieron por dentro más fácilmente, por lo que recomiendo usarla con supervisión con perros grandes.
Jeentonik –
Surface très collante où absolument tout colle dessus, incluant les poils du chien.