The KONG Wobbler Stetson is playing with in the video is the Large Wobbler.

Thanks Miko! I’m glad you liked it. It’s fun watching Stetson go after his food. I think I’ll try putting together a video of Stetson practicing his sniffing someday too.

Take care,
Colby

Hi Pamela!

We did like the KONG Wobbler, but it probably won’t be our daily feeder for Stetson. There are a couple reasons for this:

1. The Martha Stewart Slow Feeder bowl is working pretty well.
2. Currently we’d have to use the Wobbler on the carpet because it takes him so long to finish his food on the tile floor. I’d rather use it on the tile because the carpet picked up a lot of kibble crumbs.

Overall we really liked the KONG Wobbler, but I think we need to get Stetson some more practice before we come to a final conclusion on whether or not we can use it as an everyday feeder. If not we still like using it as a treat dispensing dog toy.

Maybe we’ll have another follow up review in another month or so.

Take care,
Colby

Hi Mom!

I’ll bring our KONG Wobbler over for Ralphie to play with. It’s almost as big as him! Maybe he’ll be a good candidate to do a follow up review post.

Take care,
Colby

Hi Snoopy!

It was quite exhausting for Stetson. He was huffing and puffing for several minutes after he finished off all the food. Then he went to the bed and took a nice long nap!

Thanks for stopping by!
Colby

Have a fun weekend,

Your pal Snoopy 🙂

I think that’s because she has always been fed from a food toy. We started out putting her kibble in a plastic water bottle and turning it upside down. She learned quickly to bat it over with her nose to get the kibble out while we set it up for her over and over again.

I think if I were introducing the Wobbler to an adult dog, I might start with a soda bottle to get him used to the notion of pushing to get the kibble to come out.

What I didn’t hear in your review was whether you liked the Wobbler enough to continue using it. Will you be using the Wobbler regularly in the future?