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Dog Fetch & Treat Reward Toy

Dog Fetch & Treat Reward Toy

Regular price £43.99 GBP
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Turn returning the ball into a rewarding game

Introduce your dog to a fetch-and-reward activity with this ball-return treat toy. The supplier describes a system where dropping a compatible ball into the top triggers a treat to be released, while the ball rolls out to begin another round.

This toy rolls the ball out along the floor; it does not throw it upwards. It is not an app-connected smart feeder or a substitute for regular meals.

Play and training features

  • Ball-return reward: connects returning a ball with receiving a treat.
  • Rolling-ball action: offers a floor-level ball game during supervised play.
  • ABS plastic body: the supplier-listed construction material.
  • Compact dimensions: approximately 16 × 16 × 20 cm.

Dimensions and options

Detail Supplier-listed information
Main unit dimensions 16 × 16 × 20 cm
Material ABS plastic
Option labels White; 6 balls

The option labelled “6 balls” is not a colour. Confirm whether it is a ball-only pack or includes the trainer before ordering. The supplier’s base package list describes one trainer, one ball and a user manual; contents may differ by selected option.

Check suitability before purchase

Confirm compatible ball diameter, treat size and power requirements for the selected option. These details are not specified clearly in the written listing. Do not assume standard tennis balls will fit, and use only balls that your dog cannot swallow.

Supervised play and care

Introduce the toy gradually and reward your dog as they learn the ball-return routine. Keep the ball exit clear of people and pets. Supervise throughout use and take regular breaks. Include treats in your dog’s daily food allowance.

Follow the supplied loading, power and cleaning instructions. Remove leftover treats and inspect balls regularly. Stop use if the toy or balls become damaged. Do not leave your dog alone with the toy or rely on unverified sensor claims for safety.

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