Bob-A-Lot Multi Chambered Interactive Dog Toy - Small
Item: BOBALOTSM
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Description

The Bob-A-Lot is made from a durable polymer with an anti-slip coating on the bottom. One size is appropriate for dogs of all sizes.
The small is ideal for dogs under 30 lbs and measures 7" tall and 15" around the largest point. The large is ideal for dogs over 30 lbs and measures 10" tall and measures 19" around the largest point.
TREAT Dispensing Bob-A-Lot
Bob-A-Lot Directions
- Pour kibble and/or treats in top.
- Adjust the 2 openings for difficulty level.
- Treats fall out as your dog plays!
Bob-A-Lot works well when filled with Simply Wild Pet Food.
Customer Reviews
Review Summary
4.6
11 Reviews
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91% Recommend this product (10 of 11 responses)
By Redd
Arizona
Fun to watch!
April 7, 2019
I originally bought this to keep our 6 month TT busy while I got ready in the morning or to clean the house. But....I can't stop watching her! She Loves her Bob A Lot!! Crouches down in attack mode and then swats at it while it swivels around and rocks then jumps up and grabs the treat that flys out. After munching, she barks at her prey and crouches down again and the whole game starts again!!
ProsEntertaining!
ConsCan only use dry treats
By mklitt
Works good with kibble
June 27, 2017
I use this with my 15 yr old dog to keep her stimulated. She is 10 pounds. I would suggest this toy up to about 20 pounds. I also have two 15 pound dogs who have the larger version of this toy. It is OK for them, but this would be better.
This is a very sturdy toy. Use hard kibble in it, because it has a small opening and soft treats get stuck.
This is a very sturdy toy. Use hard kibble in it, because it has a small opening and soft treats get stuck.
By Sara
Novato, CA
Best Purchase Ever
November 15, 2015
My dogs love playing with this treat puzzle!
By playzsoccer
Cedar Springs, mi
Good buy
March 16, 2015
I have a 20lb Jack Russell who is VERY food motivated and a chewer. This has worked out exceptionally well for him. About 3/4 cup of his small bite food fits in it at a time. It didn't take him long to figure out to nose the Bob-A-Lot around to get his food out. The yellow cap has been chewed up. I just threw it away. It has no affect on the toy. He has chewed the rim a bit but still works great. Good product. Just make sure to take it away from your dog when they are done retrieving their food.
By Golden M.
Jeffersonville, IN
#1 Toy at our house!
June 12, 2013
We have had the larger Bob -A- Lot for a long time. It is our 5 yr. old Golden's all time favorite! Played with EVERY morning after breakfast. So, with a new pup, I decided to purchase the smaller version as well! My older Golden is in disarray, as he wants both at the same time which is impossible but a hoot to watch! My only issue with the new one is the kibble door to dispence the treat is so loose that all the kibbles just fly out
rather than make them work for the treat which has always been the case for our first, larger one.
rather than make them work for the treat which has always been the case for our first, larger one.
By al
Undecided
April 14, 2013
My one year olds were afraid to interact with it. Its size was intimidating (about half their size) even though I showed them that it gave out food (which it appeared they liked). I ordered several penny bags of food to keep them engaged but was told only one bag could be provided per order. (I ordered several of these toys.) So not an immediate hit with my dogs.
By Stinker's M.
AZ
Fun for everyone!
January 17, 2013
Took a few times for, my Chiuhuahua to figure out how to make this toy dispense her food. Once she did, though, she enjoys playing with it and I have fun watching her chase it around the floor. This toy is much easier and mor fun than the cube-type toy, in our opinion!
By debfordpom
Santa Monica
Great toy
November 20, 2012
I take care of puppies for a rescue group and always want sturdy toys that will keep them amused. This is not only a great interactive toy for the pups, but my older dogs get a huge kick out of it too!
By dulce
Lawrence, Ks
Great activity toy for puppy
October 29, 2011
Before the Bob-A-Lot my little blue heeler puppy was using the furniture for chewing activity but with the Bob-A-Lot he finds it much more entertaining to knock the toy around and get food from it.
By busyspouse
Kentucky
Final ? solution ??
July 4, 2011
I went through 7 "tug-a jugs" before I tried this. My clever Sheltie managed to lose a small part from the top opening where you fill the toy, but we later found it and stopped that problem by always feeding with the cup/cap screwed on! She is happily engaged for 20 minutes or so,and has stopped barfing up her food because she can't wolf it down, Also, the opening which dispenses the food is adjustable enough to accommodate any size kibble that a dog of her size and breed would eat!!
A bit expensive, andt the only small drawback is that it is impossible to predict where it might be when she's finished. We have to search, or restrict the possibilities. I feed her inside because I don't want any more squirrels than I have already!!
A bit expensive, andt the only small drawback is that it is impossible to predict where it might be when she's finished. We have to search, or restrict the possibilities. I feed her inside because I don't want any more squirrels than I have already!!