Spiky Treat-Dispensing Ball Dog Toy
Made for play.
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NZ$60
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Free shipping on orders over NZ$60; below that it is a flat NZ$10.95. Orders are dispatched from our Australian or Asian warehouses, depending on stock availability. They are packed within 2 business days, then take 6–9 business days by tracked delivery. Orders ship delivered duty paid, so there are no duties, customs fees or tariffs to pay on delivery. Full details are on our shipping page.
Returns within 30 days of delivery, unworn and unused in its original packaging. Email us before sending anything back so we can give you the right address. You cover return postage for a change of mind; if an item arrives faulty or is not what you ordered, we reimburse the postage.
Chosen to be lived with.
A chunky rubber ball with spiky nubs and a small opening that releases kibble as it rolls. Every piece is nosed, pawed and chased for, and a meal becomes a game.
Moulded from TPR with a two-tone finish and raised nubs to chew on, around 83 g. Choose blossom red, apricot brown or pine green.
Sizes: One size, around 83 g.
Fit: Fill it with dry kibble or small treats and roll it across the floor to start the game.
Care: Rinse out crumbs in warm soapy water after use and dry fully.
Kibble that has to be earned.
Two-tone TPR is moulded into a chunky ball with raised nubs to chew and a small opening that releases kibble as it rolls. Your dog noses, paws and chases it for every piece, so a meal becomes a game. Rinse out crumbs in warm soapy water and dry fully.
Filled, then rolled.
One size, around 83 g. Fill it with dry kibble or small treats and roll it across the floor to start the game.
What does shipping cost?
Free on orders over NZ$60, and a flat NZ$10.95 below that.
What if I change my mind?
Send it back within 30 days of delivery, unused and in its original packaging, and we’ll refund it. Email us first so we can give you the right address. Return postage is yours for a change of mind, and ours if the item is faulty.
Is it safe to leave with my pet?
Toys are for supervised play. Choose one bigger than your pet’s mouth can swallow, and put it away once it starts to come apart.
