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These interactive dog toys will occupy your dog endlessly with hidden treats. The Active Snacker Twist unscrews for easy loading and clean-up. This dog toy is not considered "indestructible". Normal wear and tear will involve bits being torn off as your best friend digs for the hidden treat.
This ingenious dog toy is sure to be a new favorite.
( based on 13 reviews )
from Phoenix, AZ on 05/21/2009My dog has corn/wheat allergies, and I am having trouble finding something to put in that she has to work to get out.
When it cools off, I may put peanut butter in it, but that will have to stay outside.
from Oakland , Ca on 02/02/2009I use it to distract the dog when I leave the house. She then has something to do for the first couple of minutes, and the separation anxiety is less.
from Boerne, TX on 01/30/2009We have two puppies -- one a little more "genius" than the other, so it's great fun to compare the way each one tackles this toy.
from Pennsylvania on 01/05/2009I take my beagle along to meetings at church, give her this toy with peanut butter inside, and this keeps her occupied through most of the meetings. One night she discovered how to unscrew it - but at least she was busy!
from Dallas, Texas on 11/13/2008I have a lab. He is an aggressive chewer. I have been searching for the right treat toy for him and this is it. With the hard plastic treat toys, he just breaks them open to get to the treat. And with things like the Kong - which he loves - anything you put in there, he can just flatten the Kong with his jaws and crush or squeeze the treats out in a matter of seconds. This toy doesn't break, and the shape keeps him from flattening it.
from berkeley ca on 08/15/2008My care taker likes to spread the inside with peanut butter then sprinkle with some of my favorite treats the she tightens all the way down. This keeps my active hard chewing puppy mouth busy for hours. This toy is great, I love it!
My puppy loves this! For a healthy treat to keep him busy I put his food in it. I can be sure he isn't eating high-calorie treats that may upset his tummy. It's great because he doesn't just sit and chew on something. Don't do this inside if you mind treats and/or kibble on your carpet. I read that for puppies you should keep it unscrewed so they understand there is a reward and then screw it tighter.
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from Oregon on 07/14/2008Any time my dog needs "home alone hours" I put treats in the Active Snacker Twist and toss it. She has separation anxiety so distracting her as I leave is a perfect solution.
I've used this product for 8 years and it's still going strong. This is one durable toy.
I've bought this toy for other dog owners.
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from new york on 06/26/2008great to occupy our pup - he has to work to get the treats.
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from Valencia, CA on 06/19/2008Alright, so it dispenses treats. My problem is that you need to find something that actually dispenses, due to the small holes, that doesn't just get the dog frustrated, but that also doesn't just fall out. There. Maybe if you have a larger dog, they will be able to chew hard enough to make bigger stuff fall out. But if your dog is too large, I would worry about them swallowing the whole thing. It is an ok toy, but a bit pricey.
