Schnüffelball

My husky immediately started playing with it and getting to the treats. I will say, it takes some time to load up with treats. But it kept my husky busy for a 10-15 min this first go around. It is different enough than her other puzzle toys and uses her nose and mouth more than her paws. I can see this toy fitting into her puzzle toy rotation- especially on the rainy or cold days when we can't be outside too much.

My English Bulldog took to the ball immediately and love the fabric and really had her attention for a while. I did wrap treats inside the fabric and she loves shaking it and see little treats fall out. She did pull and rip out a couple of the fabric strips but there is so much of it that it really didn't impact the overall ball.

Took a few pieces of her kibble and rolled it into each pieces of cloth and shoved it back in the ball.Upside: took her at least half an hour to undo the whole
thing. Great project for her, mentally stimulating and makes her work for her food: Downside: there's a lot* of strips to stuff. Took me about 10 mins to fully fill it. For less difficult a puzzle you could probably just tuck treats in the ball rather than roll them up in the fabric but Zola here loves the challenge.

This is AMAZING! I love it and Marley loves it too! It's a bit tedious to have to fill and roll up all the little strips. However, it is well worth it for the length of time that it takes for Marley to find all the treats. He's even been running around with all the strips hanging out of it and flinging it around. It's such a fun toy for them. I cannot recommend this toy enough! If your pup likes treats, you have to get this! It will keep his/her mind busy for a while! Get it!

It is so fun to watch my dogs work in this to get the treats or their kibble. It definitely helps keep them entertained and helps with boredom.

Great idea, and my puppy loves it. Just doesn’t hold up to puppy teeth or my older heavy chewer.

This little forager ball was a nice puzzle to occupy my pup for a bit. He quickly figured out how to pull the felt rolls out to find the treats stuffed and wrapped inside. The felt is soft so he also enjoyed teething on the felt; pup pulled the ball around after finding all the treats. It’s easy to roll the felt back up.

We’ve been cooped up all week and trying to keep him occupied with enrichment toys. Glad to add this one to the mix!

Excellent engaging toy! ove this snuffle ball! Always enjoyed the idea of snuffle mat but they don't usually last long but putting it into a ball? Game changer! Our corgi loves it and it lasts so much longer. We pawrents needs some break too, am I right? Win win situation here 😜

This toy keeps my dog engaged way longer than his usual treat puzzles. It’s sturdy, easy to clean, and I love that it encourages slower eating during meals too.

This forager ball is so cute and even if you only put a single treat in it, will still provide hours of entertainment and exploration! The frame is sturdy so once the cloth is unfurled and the treats are eaten, the ball is great for chewing and rolling and bouncing wildly. The fleece fabric won't last forever but the green ball within is sturdy enough to hold up well beyond the life of the rolled material. This has been a great way to distract our dog, who always wants to be in everyone's business, as we've had an endless parade of holiday visitors, guests, and neighbors stopping by, and a lot of hustle and bustle.