Dog Treat Dispensing Ball – 5cm Round Rubber Toy
A 5cm round rubber treat ball that releases food as your dog pushes it around. Water resistant and easy to rinse.
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Dog Treat Dispensing Ball – 5cm Round Rubber Toy
A dog that finishes its food in under a minute has nothing left to do, and that is when the chewing starts. This dog treat dispensing ball changes that: it is a 5cm round rubber ball you fill with treats or kibble, and your dog has to push it around the room to get anything out. The food becomes the game, and the rolling is the exercise.
Why pet owners choose it
- ✔ 5cm round ball — rolls and bounces in any direction
- ✔ Dispenses treats — food comes out as it is pushed
- ✔ Rubber — a firm, chewable body
- ✔ Water resistant — rinses clean under the tap
- ✔ Slows eating — a meal becomes an activity
At a glance
| Size | 5cm |
| Material | Rubber |
| Shape | Round |
| Type | Treat dispensing ball |
| Water resistance | Water resistant |
Which dogs get on with it
At 5cm this is a small ball, so it suits small and medium dogs best — a large dog may simply pick it up and finish the treats in one go. Start with something easy: put in a few treats that fall out with a gentle push so your dog learns that the ball pays out, then make it harder once it understands. Because it rolls, it works better on a hard floor or short carpet than deep pile. Use it for part of a meal rather than all of it while your dog is learning, and pick the dog treat dispensing ball up at the end so it does not become a permanent fixture that loses its appeal.
Care
Rinse the dog treat dispensing ball under warm water after every use and let it dry fully before refilling, because food residue left inside a rubber ball goes stale and puts a dog off it. Wash it with a little mild soap weekly and rinse very thoroughly. Check the opening and the body for splits — a cracked rubber ball has a sharp edge and can be chewed apart. If your dog starts biting the ball rather than rolling it, take it away and use it only for dispensing.
What’s in the box
1 x dog treat dispensing ball in rubber, 5cm, round.
More enrichment? Browse our dog treat dispensing toys, or see the dog tug rope toy for play with you.
For advice on enrichment and slow feeding, see the AKC nutrition advice.
| Weight | 7 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 in |
| Material | Rubber |
| Shape | Round |
| Water Resistance Level | Water resistant |
| Toys Type | Balls |
Frequently Asked Questions
5cm across, which suits small and medium dogs. A large dog can often pick it up and get the treats out in one go.
Small, dry pieces that roll out with a push. Start easy so your dog learns the ball pays out, then make it harder.
It rolls best on hard floors and short carpet. Deep pile slows it down, which some dogs like and others give up on.
The rubber is firm, but this is a dispensing toy. If your dog starts biting the ball rather than rolling it, take it away and use it only for treats.
Rinse under warm water after every use and dry it fully before refilling. Wash weekly with mild soap and rinse very thoroughly.
As soon as the rubber splits or cracks. A cracked ball has a sharp edge and a dog can chew pieces off it.
✔ Heavy glazed ceramic
✔ Non-slip, tip-resistant base
✔ Seven colours available
✔ Does not absorb odours
✔ Rinse-clean surface
• Press the bowl into the bedding so it sits level
• Rinse and refill daily
• Wash with warm soapy water every few days
• Avoid abrasive scourers on the glaze
• Check the rim for chips and replace if cracked
Dog Treat Dispensing Ball – 5cm Round Rubber Toy
A dog that finishes its food in under a minute has nothing left to do, and that is when the chewing starts. This dog treat dispensing ball changes that: it is a 5cm round rubber ball you fill with treats or kibble, and your dog has to push it around the room to get anything out. The food becomes the game, and the rolling is the exercise.
Why pet owners choose it
- ✔ 5cm round ball — rolls and bounces in any direction
- ✔ Dispenses treats — food comes out as it is pushed
- ✔ Rubber — a firm, chewable body
- ✔ Water resistant — rinses clean under the tap
- ✔ Slows eating — a meal becomes an activity
At a glance
| Size | 5cm |
| Material | Rubber |
| Shape | Round |
| Type | Treat dispensing ball |
| Water resistance | Water resistant |
Which dogs get on with it
At 5cm this is a small ball, so it suits small and medium dogs best — a large dog may simply pick it up and finish the treats in one go. Start with something easy: put in a few treats that fall out with a gentle push so your dog learns that the ball pays out, then make it harder once it understands. Because it rolls, it works better on a hard floor or short carpet than deep pile. Use it for part of a meal rather than all of it while your dog is learning, and pick the dog treat dispensing ball up at the end so it does not become a permanent fixture that loses its appeal.
Care
Rinse the dog treat dispensing ball under warm water after every use and let it dry fully before refilling, because food residue left inside a rubber ball goes stale and puts a dog off it. Wash it with a little mild soap weekly and rinse very thoroughly. Check the opening and the body for splits — a cracked rubber ball has a sharp edge and can be chewed apart. If your dog starts biting the ball rather than rolling it, take it away and use it only for dispensing.
What’s in the box
1 x dog treat dispensing ball in rubber, 5cm, round.
More enrichment? Browse our dog treat dispensing toys, or see the dog tug rope toy for play with you.
For advice on enrichment and slow feeding, see the AKC nutrition advice.
| Weight | 7 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 in |
| Material | Rubber |
| Shape | Round |
| Water Resistance Level | Water resistant |
| Toys Type | Balls |
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