This is one of London's favorite treat-dispensing toys. She bats it across the house, nibbling up the treats, and due to the ball inside the treats don't come flying out too quickly. If you've ever wanted to see a Labrador act like a cat, batting with her paws and chasing a toy that wobbles and weaves erratically, this is the toy to get!

This is great for dispensing big treats or peanut butter and for dogs who go nuts trying to get the ball out. The medium is a big too big to use as a ball, but one of the best treat dispensers superchewer has to offer. The ball inside is a bit too small but, when the ball does come back out it’s easy to put back in and pretty durable. Easy to toss in the dishwasher for cleaning.

For the medium, hole is an inch and a half or a little under 4 cm. 1oz solo sauce cup for size reference.

I got this for my 85 lb great dane/catahoula leopard dog mix, and it's perfect for her! The treats come out slowly, which keeps her interest unlike other toys where she can just take the treat out. I recommend putting in small treats, like training treats or kibble. Then just sit back and watch! It's absolutely hilarious.

I purchased Got Hops for my grandbaby pup. She loves to play frisbee but I have yet to find one that is durable enough for her. This toy is a great alternative. Having the ball inside keeps her amused in the house. When she shakes it I think the noise makes it fun. The real advantage is outside play. I throw it like a ball for her...but not so she can catch it in her mouth (it is too heavy) but she does catch it on the bounce. She has been known to throw it herself after she retrieves it and it bounces unexpectedly and she loves that. So far it appears to be durable enough for her.

Our 35 pound lab/terrier mix SCARFS his meals down in a minute. We bought this at the suggestion of another reviewer to use in replace of a bowl for dinner and it works brillant! It fits just under a cup of puppy kibble. We put as much as we can into it, shake it around to get the ball to the top, and it takes about 8 minutes for our dog to get out all the food. It's a bit messy as it'll throw the food any way your dog knocks it, but it's worth it. It continues to occupy him once he's done eating as he tries to lick out any crumbs.