Go Cat Go!Cat!Go! Play-N-Treat Ball Cat Toy 2 Pack

Best kitty treat ball ever! I have four cats. Two don't like puzzle/treat toys and the other two love them! I can fill this up with cat treats or cat food and the kitties will spend quite a bit of time rolling it around waiting for a treat to fall out. These are hard to find, so I stock up on them. The toys stay closed but the clips will break if you don't close it the right way. Other than human handling errors, this is an awesome cat toy and my kitties approve.

Big

A tad big for a cat, but one cat learned she had to roll one around in order for the dry food pellets to fall out. The other cat gave up lol. These are noisy as heck on hardwood floors

Cats love it

These hard toy balls are great for cats to play with. Took my cats a short time to work it out but it occupies then for a good while, rolling the ball around to get the treats out. Would recommend.

Great for occasional treats, not for daily use

Overall, I'm happy with these treat dispensers. My two male kitties loved them. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because I was using them as meal dispensers two or more times a day, not just for treats once in a while... and the constant use wore them out... they would no longer stay snapped closed. I've gone through 4 of these dispensers and finally switched to something larger and more durable. But honestly, for just occasional treats (and if you only use one at a time) they are a fantastic value and I bet would last a long time.

Great fun, well made, quality product.

The treat balls are great, only the cats are too lazy to play with them! They look at me like - you get it out for me plz. I highly recommend this product!

Just another ball...which isn't bad, but pricey if that's all they are

Our call LOVES, LOVES hollow, hard plastic balls that he can chase, bat up against the wall, then chase again when they bounce off and fly in the opposite direction. The only trouble there is they inevitably end up under something until they're all gone and I have to crawl around on my hands and knees, looking under everything in every room to find as many as I can, and some I never do. I don't know where they go!! These are bigger than the balls he typically plays with and they ended up being just another ball to bat around. I thought putting a treat inside might give him more initiative to find the lost balls on this own, but he didn't get the appeal of the whole treat-inside concept, and they're just another batting ball to him. That's not a bad thing, but if ... MoreOur call LOVES, LOVES hollow, hard plastic balls that he can chase, bat up against the wall, then chase again when they bounce off and fly in the opposite direction. The only trouble there is they inevitably end up under something until they're all gone and I have to crawl around on my hands and knees, looking under everything in every room to find as many as I can, and some I never do. I don't know where they go!! These are bigger than the balls he typically plays with and they ended up being just another ball to bat around. I thought putting a treat inside might give him more initiative to find the lost balls on this own, but he didn't get the appeal of the whole treat-inside concept, and they're just another batting ball to him. That's not a bad thing, but if they're nothing more than that, I can buy wiffle balls for almost half the price of these and, even in our small rural community, I can buy them locally. I won't buy these balls again, but they might be fine for another cat whose curiosity and attention are grabbed by the treats inside.

Let's Play Ball

A great interactive treat ball for older reserved cats like mine, to pat around the floors. I put about 6 small treats in it. We have other options for treats, so I don't give her the treat ball every day. She's only interested in the ball when there's food in it. The ball can be hard to open to clean, and you should be careful in putting it back together. I broke the first ball. Recently replaced with a pkge of two.

Not suitable

The holes in the balls were not big enough to allow Greenies dental treats to be dispensed so I found them unsuitable.

Seems to be as good as lost ball it is replacing.

Equal to my last ones. Could not be found locally so I bought these online. A bit of exercise for the cat while giving him treaties. The new ones are tighter and need to use a tool to separate the halves.

This is a work in progress

Kittens. Still learning how to get the treat ball to work. Right now, they know mom will push the ball and treats come out. I think they think they have me trained. We are working on this. (I think I may need to find smaller treats than Temptations, too.)