Treat Dispensing Dog Ball

A Treat Toy and a Tug Rope in One

Most treat toys are a ball with a hole in it. Your dog nudges it around the floor for five minutes, the kibble falls out, and that is the end of it. Adding ropes changes the toy, because now it also works for tugging, carrying and shaking, which are the things dogs do with their mouths when they are not eating.

The ball itself is bite resistant, built to survive the pressure a dog applies when a toy has food inside it, which is considerably more than they apply to an empty one. Fill it with kibble and the meal becomes a problem to solve rather than ten seconds at a bowl.

At 130 mm and 125 grams it is sized for small to medium dogs, light enough to toss and carry without being so small it becomes a swallowing risk.

Product Features

• Dispenses treats as your dog pushes and rolls it
• Attached ropes for tugging, shaking and carrying
• Bite resistant construction for use with food inside
• Slows down fast eaters by turning a meal into a task
• Sized and weighted for small to medium dogs

Specifications

• Material: High quality bite resistant plastic with rope
• Dimensions: 130 mm long, 70 mm high
• Weight: 125 g
• Suitable for: Small to medium dogs

Common Questions

What size treats fit inside?

Standard dry kibble and small training treats work best. Anything too large will jam rather than fall out.

Can I leave my dog alone with it?

Supervise play, especially with the ropes. Replace the toy if the rope starts to fray or the ball shows damage.

Is it suitable for a large dog?

It is designed for small to medium dogs. A large dog would find it too small and get through it quickly.