Dogs that eat too fast and dogs that are bored have the same solution — make them work for their food. The Treat Dispenser Toy Ball is an egg-shaped plastic container your dog rolls, noses and paws around to release kibble or treats through the adjustable opening at the base. The harder they work it, the more food comes out — one piece at a time. The transparent middle section lets your dog see the food inside, which keeps motivation high throughout the session. Available in Green, Pink and Orange.
Key Features
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Adjustable release opening — the base opening can be widened or narrowed to control how quickly food falls out; harder settings extend the session
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Transparent midsection — dogs can see the food inside, maintaining their motivation to keep working the ball
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Egg shape — unpredictable rolling movement keeps dogs guessing where the ball will go next; more engaging than a sphere
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Slows eating dramatically — dogs eat one piece at a time rather than bolting a full bowl in seconds
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Mental stimulation — problem-solving to work food out of the ball provides the same satisfaction as a play session
- Available in Green, Pink and Orange
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I fill it?
Unscrew or pull apart the two halves of the egg, fill the interior chamber with kibble or small dry treats, and reassemble. Set the opening size at the base before giving to your dog — start with the larger setting so your dog understands the game, then narrow it for longer sessions once they are experienced.
Can I use it as a complete meal replacement for the bowl?
Yes — many owners replace one daily meal with a dispenser ball session entirely. Fill with the full portion and let your dog work through it over 15–30 minutes. This is particularly effective for dogs that finish a standard bowl in under a minute and then have restless energy immediately after eating.
Is it suitable for cats?
Some cats engage with treat balls, particularly younger or more food-motivated cats. The egg shape rolls unpredictably which some cats find entertaining. Start with the largest opening setting and small, high-value treats. Less food-motivated cats may ignore it — it works far more reliably for dogs than cats.
How do I clean it?
Disassemble and rinse both halves under warm running water. Use a bottle brush to reach inside the chamber and the opening mechanism. Allow to dry fully before refilling — any moisture inside can cause food to clump and block the opening. Dishwasher safe on the top rack.
