Is your precious dog a rapid eater? Keep them healthy and active at the same time by letting them play with the Interactive Pet Food Dispenser Toy.
This dome-shaped toy dispenses food when your pets play with it. It provides your pets their much-needed exercise in a fun way by rewarding them with treats.
Treats Dispenser
This toy releases treat incentives as your pets roll it across the floor. It has a transparent design and two holes on the lids so your pets can see and smell the treats inside to keep them interested. Your pets will spend hours playing and trying to lick every last morsel out of it, keeping their brain and tummy equally satiated.
Easy to Use
Open the lid and fill it with dry dog food. You can use the lever at the bottom to adjust the opening so you can dispense large or small treats. Finally, secure the lid and lay the toy on the floor. Your pets will be challenged, occupied, and entertained for hours!
Keep Your Pets Healthy and Active
Since they have to play with the toy to get food, it will require more of an effort to eat. This keeps your pets active and mobile. It even prevents rapid eating as it prolongs your pets’ feeding so they can digest treats better. Moreover, it provides a healthy play that reduces boredom and destructive behavior.
Easy to Refill and Clean
The toy’s component parts are detachable so refilling is a breeze. It also makes aftercare much easier. Dishwasher safe.
Safe & Durable
Crafted out of a high-quality ABS plastic, it can withstand even the mightiest of jaws and claws. Non-toxic and odorless, it’s the most safest toy you can give to your pets.
Couldn't wait till Xmas to give it to him. Immediately went to town on it ha ha. Best purchase for keeping rabbits active and interested while I work....More
Couldn't wait till Xmas to give it to him. Immediately went to town on it ha ha. Best purchase for keeping rabbits active and interested while I work. He quickly learned the best angles for treats so I had to adjust the door opening. Good boy Max.
Having a flat faced Boston Terrier, she tends to eat too fast (especially treats). This is amazing, she has to work to get the treats out and sl...More
Having a flat faced Boston Terrier, she tends to eat too fast (especially treats). This is amazing, she has to work to get the treats out and slows her eating time meaning no bloating. Like the fact that she has to think about getting the food out which helps mentally stimulate her. Top shelf dishwasher safe too which is a bonus
This product is absolutely amazing. My dogs can't leave it alone. It didn't take them long to figure out moving it around makes the treats come out, a...More
This product is absolutely amazing. My dogs can't leave it alone. It didn't take them long to figure out moving it around makes the treats come out, and now they move it with gusto. When my furry kids get too annoying or need a distraction, out comes the ball, problem solved! It is not a toy that is easy to grasp in the jaws. That makes it suitable for two dogs to share, as one dog has difficulty solely possessing it. The fun multiplies when more than one fur baby joins the frantic fray to nose the ball and snatch the little prizes left behind. This toy is sure to make you smile as you enjoy it as much as your kids. Don't put it on a surface in which it may fall. Being made of hard plastic, it could crack if it hits a hard surface with enough force.
This Dog Treat Ball is a wonderful way to keep your pooch occupied for extended periods of time. We were amazed as we watched our puppy figure out how...More
This Dog Treat Ball is a wonderful way to keep your pooch occupied for extended periods of time. We were amazed as we watched our puppy figure out how to get the treats to dispense from the ball. You unscrew the top and put the treats inside the clear ball. The three 'sniff holes' at the top allow your pet to smell that there is something delicious inside it. The holes' indentations make it easier for you to grip the top, too. There is an adjustable hole at the bottom. It slides the closure to just the right size. Too wide, and multiple treats fall out. Too narrow, and the treats can't come out. But when you make the hole a little bit bigger than a single treat, your pet will work to be rewarded. The more they work to move the ball, the more treats will fall out. Our trainer watched our puppy play with the ball and said it was excellent for her--a brain stimulator. She said it's a good way to evaluate your pet's IQ, seeing if they can figure out how to be rewarded and in how short a time span.
