Starmark Bob-a-Lot Interactive Dog Toy, Small

This is a fantastic puzzle toy for your precious furbaby!!! It also does what it says, Bobs-a-Lot. Unfortunately, my little rescue dog doesn't understand squeeky dog toys, or any toys really, until I found interactive toys, & he loves them. I'm over the moon, so happy, he eventually has got something to play with. This Bob-a-Lot is fantastic. It's weighted at the bottom, so it won't fall over, it just wobbles. The top unscrews & you pop the treats in there, they fall into the toy, ready for your dog to play. I was surprised at the weight of this toy, it's really quite heavy, but it needs to be to work.

An excellent interactive dog toy that stands out from all others we've tried (many snuffle mats, ball feeders and Kongs). The adjustable difficulty settings works well - when set to maximum difficulty, it keeps our dog engaged for up to 30 minutes. The small size holds between 40-60g of kibble dependant on what difficult you have it on. Pros: - The adjustable difficulty makes it versatile for different dogs and keeps them challenged, providing up to 30 minutes of entertainment at the highest setting - Extremely durable construction with strong plastic and good weight, ensuring it can handle regular use Simple but effective design that dogs understand quickly while still maintaining interest Cons: - Food loading can be tricky - would benefit from including a funnel - Difficulty adjustment sliders are quite stiff to move, though they stay securely in place Multiple friends have bought this toy on our recommendation and agree it's worth the investment. 5/5 stars - would absolutely recommend for any dog owner looking for a good feeder toy!

Bought the small size of this item for my Teddy (he is some sort of terrier breed, probably cairn terrier is the closest to what he is but we dont really know) anyway only saying that as i would have ordered the size large if it was in stock but there was only small... and im so glad that was the case as it is quite sturdy and weighty as its supposed to be. if i had gone with the large i dont think he would be able to lift it. its kept him entertained but you do need quite tiny treats to go in it as the hole they come out of isnt that big. you can leave the top off it which has a bigger hole for filling it up and for treats to come out but that might encourage chewing and eventually distort the top. he has to work a bit harder to get the treats out which keeps him entertained for longer as toys like Kongs are nice but he tends to just slam dunk them to get the treats out quicker, with this one he has to take his time a bit more.

Absolutely brilliant dog toy. Our Vizsla puppy needs the mental stimulation and this toy is perfect. Keeps her busy for half hour and that's with only a handful of her biscuits in. She goes absolutely mental with exctiment when she sees you getting the bob it to put her treats in, her full bum wagging haha. Perfect size and weight for a 3 month old puppy. Really tough and sturdy too. She's tried to have a chew on it at times but failed miserably. I'll definitely be buying the large one when she gets to adult life. Can't recommend this toy enough

Purchased this again for a friend this time, a 1st time dog owner. My own enjoyed, still does hours of pleasure chasing this around, the video of the new addition to the friends home, evidence the enjoyment this mutt is getting as well as the owner having peace and quiet whilst getting on with her day. Comes in 2 sizes, either small or large, small on display in the video for the smaller mutt, needless to say the bigger version for the larger dog. Its one of the best treat toys on the market, very robust indeed, puts a smile on your face watching their antics.

Found the small size a bit big for my two toy dogs. It's really heavy as well hence the purple bottom part is actually solid, not hollow like I thought it would be. It does make A LOT of noise when the toy is being rolled on hardwood floors or hits a door etc. Probably the most annoying thing about this toy! But the dogs seem to enjoy playing with it and get excited every time the toy is brought in. If your dog is a chewer, this is probably not the best choice. The hard plastic bits don't seem that durable. Not the best purchase ever but it is an OK boredom breaker.

Over the years we've tried a variety of different toys of this type that dispense treats or bits of kibble to keep the dog entertained in the evening however one of the constant problems even with the better ones is that they only work well with certain sizes of kibble. Even some of those with adjustable parts (such as sections you can cut back) they tend not to handle changes of kibble size meaning it either comes out too quickly or not at all. I came across this toy in the Amazon lightning sale and it solves this issue with a couple of adjustable slots, one feeding from the top section to the main part and one on the exit for the kibble from the main section. This allows the flow of kibble to be easily controlled and with a little adjustment makes it enough of a challenge for the dog without it being impossible. Unlike his large Kong dispenser this toy is quicker to self right making it more difficult for the dog to keep rolling it on its size and quickly empty the treats. Size wise our dog is a fairly small show Cocker Spaniel and chose the smaller version of the toy for him and it's a good size for him - there's plenty of space for kibble and he can easily belt it around...perhaps a bit too easily. It's a good treat to be able to give the dog in the evening as it only needs a small handful of kibble and he gets plenty of entertainment knocking it around getting the kibble out.

Alfie our 4 month old doodle loves his bob-a-lot ! He's a very greedy boy & wolfs his kibble down in a nanosecond. This helps slow him down and also keeps him amused for ages. Really sturdy, we had a larger one for our last dog, a doberman, and it was really chew proof. Easily adjusts for dry food of all sizes. Would highly recommend !!