Ancol Small Animal Treat Ball Clear

Great boredom breaker! It can, however, be somewhat tricky to get your rabbit interest in the toy to begin, but once they get it, they'll love it. If your bunny isn't the brightest spark in the room like ours then here's a tip that worked for us. Get yourself a food freezer bag and put the animal treat ball in the bag, then empty a bag of rabbit-friendly chocolate drops (best to use the treats you already use) and then seal the bag, then leave it for a few days, we left ours for a week.What will happen is the scent of the chocolate drops will marinade the plastic and your rabbit will be instantly interested in the ball and will start to roll it. Ensure that the hole is wide enough for the treats to exit but not to easy as you want your rabbit to get exercise and then be rewarded. If using treat drops I recommend that you break them up into 1/3's or even 1/4's since that way they can have more time using the ball since you do not want your rabbit excessive eating treats as they can stop chewing hay and that can lead to a huge range of problems.The product is great and the only constructive criticism I have is that I wish the exit hole was attuned to chocolate drops, having a circular exit hole rather than a triangle and with the option to reduce or increase the circle. Maybe in v2? still a great toy and worth purchasing!

Bought this for my young Syrian hamster and he enjoys it.The ball is about the size of a tennis ball, maybe a little more so it's great for all types of pets. It's quite solid so not easily destroyed and the turning slot is stiff and strong so it won't easily slip open when the ball is rolling around. You can put quite a lot of treats or food inside of this and if you don't want to put stuff in it, you can seal it off and just use it as a ball for them to nudge around. I think this would be brilliant for rabbits, hamsters, rats, degus and other rodents.The colour is lovely and bright and looks just like it does in the picture. It's not too big for a decent sized hamster cage and I don't see a health hazard of any kind with this as long as it's not up anywhere it could fall on a small pet.It was delivered next day thanks to my free Prime trial and looks great in my hamster's cage. Very pleased with the purchase!

The actual item received looked like it had been lying around a warehouse for about five to ten years. (I suppose most cheap Amazon add-on items are?) Nevertheless, the actual treat ball works wonders with the bunnies, and I can even use this balls to teach some table manners (slower eating pace) to the pushier muncher, as only one or two rabbit pellets fall out at a time. Easy to adjust, a bit tricky to fill, but to the people whining about how hard it is to get the treats / pellets in: Cup your other hand along the curved entrance and just pour the pellets in with ease with your other hand, it's not that hard.

Lovely product my rabbit loves it. When introduced properly this is a fun and different way for your rabbit to have their dinner.However some of the pellets clump together in the ball as they get warm and melt slightly, so would be nice to have some easier way of cleaning it inside as the gap to put the treats in is too small to put anything in there to clean out the inside. Otherwise lovely product and glad I bought it for my bunny.

Possibly the best toy for my bunnies. One is running around chasing it lol.However it's a little bit small and can purchase a lot cheaper else where

Have three mini bunnies. My rex is very smart and gets bored easily. Enter the ball of fun! She chases it around and gets food out. Have to take out at night as she keeps me awake. I have used the dog ones, but these perfect size for my Cotton tail. Is yellow with carrots but didn't bother her. She wants the food. Is important to enrich rabbits life. They are smarter than you think.

Good value for money. My bunnies love it. The hole in the ball can be adjusted to 3 different sizes. So when the pet works how it works. The hold can be made smaller to provide more of a challenge. My bunnies also have not been able to chew through it and ive had the product for a while. A wide range of treats can be inserted as well.

This is excellent for helping a lazy bunny get some excercise. I just fill with bunnies pellets and set it to the smallest opening then as she pushes it around it drops the food helping keep her busy, entertained and not too chubby.It has 3 settings for the release/fill hole so you can fill with a wide arrangement of foods including dry pellets, treats or small pieces of fresh food.It's been so popular with our rabbit that I plan on buying another for my rats.A great boredom breaker at an excellent price with suitability for a wide range of pets that provides both mental and physical stimulation.