KongPuppy Activity Ball™ | Soft Rubber, Treat Dispensing Dog Toy for Teething Pups - For Small Puppies | Assorted Colors

I bought one of these for my puppy not long after we first got him. He loved it so as he got to be a bigger puppy (he's a Springer Spaniel) I bought him 2 more in the larger size so as he was playing with one I could be preparing another one. He has not been able to as much as make a dent in these and he is a really aggressive chewer who has destroyed just about every toy, 2 of my jumpers (whilst I was wearing them) and one of my fleeces (I'll not mention the furniture).After 6 months these are still intact, they keep him quiet for as once one is filled it has his sole attention until it's empty, which means I can eat my dinner peace. Thoroughly recommend.

Puppy loves this Kong ball. There's lots of different ways to store treats and it keeps her busy for up to 20 minutes. We had already got this, but our vet recommended it last time we saw them - he suggested we leave her on her own with it to prevent seperation anxiety during the lockdown.

I have used these balls for almost a year for both our puppies. They are excellent to keep our puppies entertained and have them work for their treats - or to distract them from things they are not allowed to. Taking out the balls and filling them always causes lots of tail wagging and joyful bouncing and even if they run around with the balls indoor, the balls with treats are fairly quiet. Also, they are very easy to clean - just pop them in a bowl with dishwashing liquid and pour over boiling water, let soak for a bit and rinse. Highly recommend.

I've had this for over a month and was concerned about this compared to other Kings as the rubber is quite soft. My lab pup is an aggressive chewers and thought he'd take it to pieces but so far he hasn't. He enjoys this as much as the regular kong but I always give this one supervised

I put my puppy's dry food in this lovely ball. She really enjoys rolling it around so that the discs fall out and she can eat them. The ball is made of rubber soft enough to squeeze without any pressure really so not too hard for puppy teeth. As she grows I will introduce a larger one. Making mealtimes activity-based works with her natural curiosity and keeps her occupied. If you've never used one of these, I really encourage you to do so.