Treat Dispensing Tumbler Ball
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Make dinner a game worth playing.
Fill this self-righting tumbler with kibble or treats and let your pet do the rest - every nudge and shake releases a few pieces, slowing fast eaters while keeping bored pets busy. The weighted base always bounces back upright, so the game never ends until the treats do.
Key Features
- Weighted tumbler design always rights itself
- Dispenses treats gradually as pets play
- Slows fast eaters to protect digestion
- Food-grade ABS and PC construction
- Simple twist-open filling
Use Cases
- Slowing down speed-eaters
- Keeping home-alone pets mentally busy
- Turning mealtimes into enrichment
- Cats and dogs of all sizes
Specifications
- Material: food-grade ABS + PC
- Size: 14.6 x 7.7 x 10.9cm
- Weight: 310g
- Includes: 1 x Treat Dispensing Tumbler
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Shipping: free US shipping on orders over $70. Standard $8 below that, express at checkout.
Treat Dispensing Tumbler Ball
One fill is enough to cover a whole dinner for a small breed. We use it in the crate before company arrives and it calms him down. Drying the inside takes a while after washing. Just something to know going in.
Fostered a litter this summer and needed a second one fast. The seam where the halves meet is smooth, no sharp edge. Black scuffs less than the light colored one we had before.
Good for teaching a young dog to use his nose instead of his teeth. Held up to a hundred pound dog leaning on it. It's earned its spot.
The seam where the halves meet is smooth, no sharp edge. Motion is quieter than a hard ball bouncing off the baseboards. He works it for twenty five minutes on the low flow setting. Very large biscuits will not go through the hole.
Held up to a hundred pound dog leaning on it. One fill is enough to cover a whole dinner for a small breed.
- 5 stars: 51 (85%)
- 4 stars: 7 (12%)
- 3 stars: 2 (3%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
One fill is enough to cover a whole dinner for a small breed. We use it in the crate before company arrives and it calms him down. Drying the inside takes a while after washing. Just something to know going in.
Fostered a litter this summer and needed a second one fast. The seam where the halves meet is smooth, no sharp edge. Black scuffs less than the light colored one we had before.
Good for teaching a young dog to use his nose instead of his teeth. Held up to a hundred pound dog leaning on it. It's earned its spot.
The seam where the halves meet is smooth, no sharp edge. Motion is quieter than a hard ball bouncing off the baseboards. He works it for twenty five minutes on the low flow setting. Very large biscuits will not go through the hole.
Held up to a hundred pound dog leaning on it. One fill is enough to cover a whole dinner for a small breed.
Third one of these I've tried and the first one I've kept. The seam where the halves meet is smooth, no sharp edge.
Got it as a gift for my daughter and ended up ordering one myself. We use it in the crate before company arrives and it calms him down. Hand wash in warm soapy water and it looks new again. It rights itself after every push, so he never gets stuck at a dead end.
This was an impulse add to hit free shipping. No regrets. Weighted bottom keeps the treat hole facing sideways instead of down. Held up to a hundred pound dog leaning on it.
Motion is quieter than a hard ball bouncing off the baseboards.
He works it for twenty five minutes on the low flow setting. We use it in the crate before company arrives and it calms him down. Better than I expected for the money.
good for teaching a young dog to use his nose instead of his teeth. You can hear when it is empty because the rattling stops. Motion is quieter than a hard ball bouncing off the baseboards. Very large biscuits will not go through the hole.
Round kibble and small training treats both come out fine. Motion is quieter than a hard ball bouncing off the baseboards. Doing its job every single day.
bought it because he destroyed two stuffed toys in a week and this one survived. Even on carpet it tips and returns rather than sitting still. Very large biscuits will not go through the hole.
Ordered the day after our old one cracked down the middle. It rights itself after every push, so he never gets stuck at a dead end. The seam where the halves meet is smooth, no sharp edge.
My husband rolled his eyes when this arrived. He uses it more than I do. Weighted bottom keeps the treat hole facing sideways instead of down. Very large biscuits will not go through the hole. Everything else has been fine.
You can hear when it is empty because the rattling stops. It rights itself after every push, so he never gets stuck at a dead end. I'd tell a friend to get it.
The seam where the halves meet is smooth, no sharp edge. Thick shell, no dents after a lot of paw stomping. It is not a chew toy and the shell will show teeth marks. Four stars, would be five with a small tweak.
Hand wash in warm soapy water and it looks new again. Round kibble and small training treats both come out fine. Would put this on any new pet owner's list.
The wobble motion is unpredictable enough that he chases it. One fill is enough to cover a whole dinner for a small breed.
we use it in the crate before company arrives and it calms him down. Bought it because he destroyed two stuffed toys in a week and this one survived. Happy customer here.
It rights itself after every push, so he never gets stuck at a dead end.
Bought it because he destroyed two stuffed toys in a week and this one survived. He works it for twenty five minutes on the low flow setting.
We use it in the crate before company arrives and it calms him down. The wobble motion is unpredictable enough that he chases it.
Weighted bottom keeps the treat hole facing sideways instead of down.
The seam where the halves meet is smooth, no sharp edge. Round kibble and small training treats both come out fine.
It does not roll under the couch because the base slows it down.
You can hear when it is empty because the rattling stops.
My sister has one and I finally caved and got my own. Motion is quieter than a hard ball bouncing off the baseboards. Thick shell, no dents after a lot of paw stomping.
Hand wash in warm soapy water and it looks new again. About the size of a softball, easy for a medium dog to nose around.
Round kibble and small training treats both come out fine. Thick shell, no dents after a lot of paw stomping.
Motion is quieter than a hard ball bouncing off the baseboards. Weighted bottom keeps the treat hole facing sideways instead of down.
The seam where the halves meet is smooth, no sharp edge.
Works, but only just. The wobble motion is unpredictable enough that he chases it. It is not a chew toy and the shell will show teeth marks.