PLAY, CHEW & REWARD
Turn treat time into play with a fun interactive ball designed to keep your dog/cat engaged, entertained and rewarded.
Make Treat Time More Exciting
Dogs and cats love treats. But what if they had to play for them?
The Interactive Treat-Dispensing Ball turns snack time into an engaging activity, encouraging your pet to roll, chase, chew and interact with the ball to discover their reward.
A Toy That Makes Them Work for Their Reward
Simply add your pet's favourite treats or dry food to the ball and let the fun begin.
As your dog/cat pushes, rolls and plays with it, treats can be released through the openings — adding an extra element of excitement to playtime.
Treat-dispensing design — turns treats into an interactive activity
Interactive play — encourages rolling, chasing and engagement
Textured surface — designed for chewing and exploring
Suitable for treats or dry food
Fun ball shape — easy for dogs to push and chase
Available in multiple colours and sizes
Keep Them Busy. Keep Them Curious.
Instead of simply handing over a treat, give your dog/cat something to do for it.
The combination of play, movement and reward creates a more engaging experience that can add variety to their everyday routine. Use it during playtime, as a fun way to offer treats or simply when your dog needs something interesting to keep them occupied.
More Than Just a Ball
It rolls.It dispenses treats.It encourages interaction.And it gives your dog another reason to play.
Ready to Turn Treats Into Play?
Make reward time more exciting and give your dog a toy they'll want to chase, chew and explore.
Add their favourite treats, roll it out and let the fun begin.
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Reviews
“I’m not saying this ball is occupational therapy, but my dog has spent so much time trying to get the treats out that he’s basically got a full-time job now. Keeps him busy, keeps him out of trouble and, frankly, probably cheaper than therapy !”