Pawfect Dog Ball Toy | Interactive Puzzle Pet Feeder, Durable Rubber Fetch Toy for Large/Medium Dogs (Black)
$19.99
Price: $19.99
(as of Jan 20, 2025 04:52:52 UTC – Details)
Product Description
The #1 toy to entertain dog breeds of all sizes!
The Pawfect Ball Toy is a pet brain trainer that dispenses treats in an interactive rewards system. It’s entirely self-play and designed to keep your furry friend entertained for hours on end!
Interactive treat rewards systemTeeth-cleaning chew groovesHard-form ABS spherical shellSoft elastic TPR exteriorAdjustable leak hole dispenser
The toy is custom built to achieve 2 things: longevity and safety. It’s constructed with a hard-form ABS spherical internal shell and soft elastic TPR external shell for safe chewing and play. The double-layer shell design allows your dog to teeth on the malleable outside without penetrating or damaging the toy frame. Plus, the external raised grooves is ideal for engaging, self-serve teeth cleaning.
Packed with Fun-filled Features for your Pup!
Stimulating Brain Trainer
The brain trainer ball, self-play roll design with automatic treat rewards dispenser keeps your dog engaged and mentally stimulated.
Various Treat Sizes
The leak hole dispenser is fully adjustable so you can use both small and large treat sizes.
Interactive Sound System
The ball includes an interactive sound system that’s subtle yet extremely engaging. Your dog will stay entertained!
Durable Chew Ridges
Durable chew ridges for teething help clean your dog’s teeth while playing.
Your Pup’s New Best Friend 🙂
Great for both inside and outdoor play!
Who knew the pet brain doctor and dentist could be so fun?! Use it indoors or outside. Throw it, roll it, fetch it. Let your best furry friend train his/her brain by completing the treat rewards challenges. The Pawfect Ball Toy is your pup’s new best friend 🙂
Product Dimensions : 5.6 x 5.6 x 5.5 inches; 1.23 Pounds
Date First Available : February 26, 2023
Manufacturer : The Pawfect Dog
ASIN : B0BWQYSV58
Interactive treat rewards system
Teeth-cleaning chew grooves
Hard-form ABS spherical shell
Soft elastic TPR exterior
Adjustable leak hole dispenser
Kimberly –
Christmas gift for my chocolate lab
He loves it!
P. James –
Best treat dispenser so far. Our Labrador Retriever cant unscrew the lid.
We have about 5 treat dispenser ball toys. Our crafty 2 year old Labrador Retriever has always been able to unscrew the top where you put the food in. The first ball spit in the middle, and she got it apart and dumped out all the treats. The next four dispensers had smaller and smaller round doors, but she twisted them apart as well eventtually.The brilliance of this toy is that it has two yellow round doors with different sized holes for the treats to come out of. The larger fits our dog food perfectly, and both doors have a slot in the middle that you use the included triangle shaped item (see picture) to loosen and tighten ether door. The doors stay on. Our lab has to roll the toy around until the food comes out as intended. Finally she is eating slower.This is a winner. Slow eating for over a week. She has not twisted the door off one bi sofar.UPDATE 6 MONTHS: After using the toy once a day for 6 months for lunch the turquoise rubber outside started to detach and started covering the yellow opening. it was hard to spin it around back so the opening was available for kibble to enter or leave. Very frustrated for our dog when kibble stoped coming out. The outer part needs to be attached more securely to the inner part. Eventually took off the turquoise cover all together and have even using it without it. It is alot noiser than before, but still works, but with the cover off u can see the inner parts which are quite beat up. Still a good toy, just needs a redesign to fix the cover coming off making it last longer.Update: Just shy of 15 months this food dispensing toy finally died. 9 months with out the rubber cover and lots of chewing left holes where the sounds used to slide and come out. The wholes are so big that treats just fall out of them. With so many holes, the food just came out way to easily so in the trash the toy goes. All in all, this thing lasted well and or dog never did get the fill opening to unscrew to let the food out like she can with all other ball food dispensing toys we have tried. It lasted way longer than all the rest. Good toy. They should glue the rubber cover on better is the only improvement I can suggest.
Popperkristy –
My dog went nuts for this ball
My dog loves this ball & he could barely wait for me to fill it with treats before he could play with it.The noise was kind of confusing for him at first but once he got used to it he loved it.It is a nice think rubber ball so he hasn’t been able to destroy it like most treat balls he’s had in the past.It comes with 2 different size holes for different size treats. The larger one worked for our treats & it comes with a little gadget, my son calls it a dog guitar pickð¤£, to tighten the treat dispensing part onto the ball.It is easy to screw on that piece with your fingers but if you don’t use that piece to tighten then it will fall off. I learned that the hard way and my dog seemed to like thatð¤£
Cocopebbles –
The blue for small dogs is too big
I ordered the blue which is supposed to be for small dogs but itâs huge. My dog is scared of it. Itâs too big and heavy for her to push around or feel comfortable with. Iâm very disappointed that this isnât more usable because I think it would be a fun toy for her.
LHerrera –
durable
Having 2 dogs under a year old where they are still teething it can be hard to find things that will maintain its durability and keep my dogs entertained. We put treats inside of this ball occasionally, but overall both of my dogs love to just play with it. They take it outside and play with it inside. I have seen no signs of wear at all, but with the little noise inside it makes them go nuts after the ball. This ball is must have if you have dogs that love to play.
Jason T. –
Smart design! Hours of distraction
I have a double doodle that is in constant explore/play mode. This ball is awesome and thoughtfully constructed. The outside is hard plastic to resist chewing. My dog is large enough he can pick up the ball in his mouth, but can not damage the plastic. Inside are two plastic thingies that make a fun squeak sound as it rolls around. Honestly, a squeaky ball is awesome enough. But the treat hole on this is the best feature. The ball comes with three hole covers! One is just plastic, if you don’t want to put food in it. The other two pieces have a large and small treat hole option! You simply unscrew what is on there and you can add treats as needed and change the hole size if desired. This is indestructible and FUN for dogs!
Road Warrior –
Nice Quality Durable Fun Dog Ball For BIG dogs
This dog ball toy is much bigger than I expected. I have three “under 12 lb” dogs. The product description does include “small dogs”, so I assumed this ball would be suitable for small dogs. Unfortunately all three of my “under 12 lb” dogs were afraid of it and wouldn’t touch it and ran away from it.Why a 4 star rating anyway? Because even though my small dogs would have nothing to it with it, this ball would probably be an attractive toy for larger dogs who wouldn’t be afraid of its size. It is really solid, well-built and thoughtfully designed. It makes a very cute sound when it rolls on the ground.I think you can only use “dry treats” and/or kibble inside because anything moist or wet would get stuck inside the ball and it seems like it would be difficult to clean the inside of the ball. I can’t tell if it is dishwasher safe or not.I wish it came in a smaller size for smaller dogs because it really seems to be a top notch quality dog ball – just for larger dogs, IMO.
I’ll Take Mine To Go –
Perfect
Made of plastic encased in soft rubber, it bounces a bit and doesn’t damage furniture or walls if it gets tossed to hard. The noise really gets my dog’s attention and she loves chasing the ball around – even after all of the treats are gone. The treat hole is big enough for training treats, but not so big that the treats all fall out at once. The baffles in the ball do a good job of keeping the treats in the ball and my dog really has to work at getting them out. It’s a great interactive toy for my pup – it keeps her entertained for a good 15-20 minutes trying to get all of the treat out.