Starmark Bob-a-Lot Interactive Dog Toy, Small

The media could not be loaded. 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 useSimple but effective design that dogs understand quickly while still maintaining interestCons:- Food loading can be tricky - would benefit from including a funnel- Difficulty adjustment sliders are quite stiff to move, though they stay securely in placeMultiple 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!

The media could not be loaded. Alfie our 4 month old doodle loves hisbob-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 !!

i bought the smallest size for my mini doxie, she can be quite needy throughout the day so i bought her some toys to keep her busy. shes not hugely food driven and i think she played with this once or twice, the trouble is its quite heavy, big and clunky on my hard wood floors so she wasnt a fan, id say she wanted to get away from it after a minute. its not the toys fault though, i just have a fussy dog. i would say this dog toy would be excellent for some bigger breeds like collies and labradors. little fussy ladies like mine, not so much. perhaps it would seem less scary if i had carpets and it didn't make as much noise rolling around

The media could not be loaded. 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

The media could not be loaded. 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.

We purchased this in May for our cocker spaniel puppy. She absolutely loves it! However, it's not the easiest to clean and recently we've seen a strange build up happening inside, despite regular cleans - as directed by their YouTube guide on how to wash it. Unfortunately, the toy stopped being watertight. We left it on the side for a week to dry out properly to find it had grown mould inside. Therefore we have had to throw it away as it is now not safe to use. What was supposed to be long-lasting and durable has lasted us less than six months and we are now looking for better alternatives. We would recommend the Outward Hound Snoop and Mazee ball as these are much easier to clean, dry out well, and the pup loves them as much as the Bob a Lot.

Our Toy Poodle loves has this every night. We take 20 pieces of kibble from her daily food allowance (it's the small kibble) and put it in the Bob-a-Lot. She waits for this and rushes to play with it and rocks it with her paw to get the kibble out. It's been the same for about seven years, since we trained her how to use it and she never tires of it. Depending on the size you set the hole, the kibble can just come out one at a time or sometimes a whole four pieces at once. Either way, she plods on until it's empty. She even knows that when she rocks it and it doesn't rattle that it's all gone. We bought a back-up Bob-a-Lot to put in her travel bag so there is one less item to pack. I highly recommend it. She has the small Bob-a-Lot.

The media could not be loaded. Great for mental stimulation and enrichment, gives approximately 20 minutes of interaction. Heavy item and noisy on wooden floors but worth it for the entertainment value. It has survived for 6 months with my cocker spaniel's constant gnawing so far.