Hover to see the details
Snuffle Ball — Interactive Nose Work Toy
Twenty minutes of sniffing beats an hour of pacing. Dogs are built to use their nose. Hide a handful of kibble in the folds of the FurBuddy Snuffle Ball and a res...

Made for the moments in between
Comfort that moves with them.
Chosen for everyday life at home, on walks and everywhere in between — so the small moments feel easier for both of you.
Everything you need to know
Small details.Better days.
Clear information, honest materials and practical guidance — without making you hunt through a wall of text.
Why pets love it+
Twenty minutes of sniffing beats an hour of pacing.
Dogs are built to use their nose. Hide a handful of kibble in the folds of the FurBuddy Snuffle Ball and a restless afternoon turns into calm, focused work — the kind of tired that actually settles a dog down.
Why it works
- Slows fast eaters — dinner becomes a hunt instead of a gulp
- Mental enrichment for rainy days, crate rest and long evenings indoors
- Soft polar fleece with deep folds that hold treats without swallowing them
- Machine-friendly — shake out the crumbs, wash gently, air dry
Size
20 × 20 cm. Suitable for puppies through to large dogs.
Please supervise
This is a feeding toy, not a chew toy. Stay nearby while your dog uses it and put it away once the food is gone, so the fabric does not get torn or swallowed.
In the box: 1 snuffle ball.
Free shipping over $50 · 30-day happy paws guarantee
Size & fit+
Sizes follow the measurements shown on each product image. If your pet is between two sizes, go up.
Materials & care+
Wipe clean with a damp cloth unless the product description says otherwise. Let everything dry fully before use.
Shipping & returns+
Free shipping over $50. Orders are processed in 1–2 business days and delivery takes 7–15 business days. 14-day right of withdrawal in the EU and UK, plus a 30-day satisfaction guarantee.
More happy-pet essentials
You may also love
The friends that go best with this one.
10% off your first order.
New arrivals, care tips and the occasional very good dog photo.




