Introducing Jolly Pet, the innovative iPad game designed to entertain our beloved furry friends. As I delved into this interactive experience with a mix of anticipation and curiosity, the results were as diverse as our canine companions themselves.
The premise of Jolly Pet is simple yet engaging, aiming to captivate pets with a colorful interface and stimulating activities. Some dogs, like my own adventurous pup, couldn’t get enough of the game. Their eyes sparkled with interest as they enthusiastically pawed at the screen and booped it with his nose. He did become fully immersed in the virtual world presented before him.
Despite the mixed reactions, one cannot deny the potential of Jolly Pet to provide entertainment and mental stimulation for certain pets. The engaging graphics and interactive elements have the power to engage and delight specific dogs, bringing moments of joy and engagement to their day
One major con of this app is the amount of dog slobber that you get on the screen. It was pretty disgusting after 3 – 4 minutes of play. I also cringed when he started really pawing at the ipad. Thank god I purchased the scratch proof screen.
In conclusion, Jolly Pet offers a whimsical and interactive experience that is sure to charm and entertain some of our four-legged friends. While the reception may vary from dog to dog, the sheer potential for engagement and fun makes it a worthy addition to the digital repertoire of pet entertainment options. So, why not give it a try and see if your furry companion is among those who find delight in the world of Jolly Pet?
After much review by our team we give this pet product a 3 Butt Wiggles Rating.
Product Review: Jolly Pets Tug-n-Toss Heavy Duty Dog Toy Ball
Are you on the hunt for a durable and engaging toy for your four-legged friend? One that won’t pop after only a few minutes of play. Look no further than the Jolly Pets Tug-n-Toss Heavy Duty Dog Toy Ball! This innovative toy is designed to provide hours of fun and entertainment for your canine companion.
One of the standout features of the Jolly Pets Tug-n-Toss Heavy Duty Dog Toy Ball is its durable construction. Made from high-quality, non-toxic materials, this toy can withstand even the toughest play sessions. Whether your pup loves to tug, toss, or chew, this toy is up for the challenge.
What sets this dog toy apart is its versatile design. The Jolly Pets Tug-n-Toss Heavy Duty Dog Toy Ball can be used for a variety of activities, making it a great choice for dogs of all sizes and energy levels. Whether your pup prefers solo play or interactive games with you, this toy will keep them engaged and entertained.
In addition to being durable and versatile, the Jolly Pets Tug-n-Toss Heavy Duty Dog Toy Ball is also easy to clean. Simply rinse it off with water or give it a quick wipe down, and it’s ready for your pup to enjoy again.
Overall, the Jolly Pets Tug-n-Toss Heavy Duty Dog Toy Ball is a fantastic addition to any dog’s toy collection. With its durability, versatility, and easy maintenance, this toy is sure to become a favorite for your furry friend. So why wait? Treat your pup to endless hours of fun with the Jolly Pets Tug-n-Toss Heavy Duty Dog Toy Ball today!
We did experience some mixed interest with the toy. Our older dog who is high prey behavior barely gave it a second glance. While the other two younger (3 and 6), who are herding dogs enjoyed it immensely.
Four wiggle butts rating
Our in house testers gave this toy 4 butt wiggles.
In my continued pursuit to find toys to keep my dogs inactive yet entertained, I purchased the the “UFO Interactive Push Button Food Treat Dispenser”. Mung Mung is the brand name of this flying saucer, shaped toy; hence the name UFO and it sells for $23.99 on Amazon. This toy is touted as an interactive, brain stimulating puzzle for dogs. It features a clear, center bubble in which you put kibble or tasty treats. Your dog needs to push on the bubble with their nose or paw in order to dispense the treat.
Remember the game Trouble from your childhood, where you pushed the bubble to roll the die, this toy operates the same way. Instead of the die being rotated, in the UFO toy, several dog treats are released through six holes on the sides. When your pet pushes on the bubble, they are rewarded by treats dropping into the bowl where your dog is easily able to retrieve them.
Our smart little guy learned very quickly how to obtain the tasty bites by pushing the bubble with both his nose and his paw. He could even do this while wearing his “cone of shame”. The real trouble started when the dispenser became empty. Our guy, Dax, found a way to remove the bubble top container from the base. (Just to check that something hadn’t become trapped, we’re sure). When he was positive that there were no more undiscovered treats, he began carrying the bowl around in his mouth. https://youtube.com/shorts/OfIkZCL3euc?feature=share
We then had our other two quality control associates review the product, as an interactive toy/puzzle versus a meal feeder. They both found it easy to learn and had treats dropping regularly. The oldest reviewer became bored as soon as she figured out that there were no more morsels dropping. The 7-year-old thought it was extremely fun to flip the bowl with her paw to try to shake out any items that she may have missed. It did not seem overly challenging to her. Flipping the toy became her primary objective until we took it away from her.
Our final review of this particular toy/puzzle was that it might be stimulating for some dogs but for dogs that learn really quickly they created their own ways to interact with the toy in ways which was not as the product was intended.
The product was made of non-durable materials not suitable for dogs that like to chew or aggressively interact with their toys. Both the bubble (treat) holder and the bottom (dispenser) bowl were made of brittle plastic that all the dogs chewed and one was able to break off pieces of the bubble top. This is definitely a toy that should not be left unattended with your pet, and could be dangerous if you did.
The dogs learned very quickly how to dispense the treats and there was no way to increase the difficulty or make it more challenging. All three QA consultants rapidly lost interest in the product within 10 minutes.
This toy may be appropriate for small dogs as well as dogs that need to slow down their eating pace. My three did not find it brain stimulating and it did not keep them busy for any meaningful length of time.
