Most dogs don't need more toys. They need something to do. We keep a short list of feeders, mats and fetch machines that turn a restless afternoon into an hour of real work.
Ball-Drop Reward Machine
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$50.99
Regular price $59.99
with code SETTLE15
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Ball-Drop Reward Machine
Launch week
$59.99
$50.99
with code SETTLE15 at checkout · ends Sep 23
- Free US shipping · arrives in 3–5 business days
- 30-day returns · unused items, no questions
- Secure checkout · PayPal, Google Pay, all major cards
Launch offer — 15% off. Use code SETTLE15 at checkout. Ends September 23.
A fetch game the dog runs by itself. Drop the ball in the top, and it rolls through, comes out the front and pays out a couple of treats on the way. No batteries, no motor, no cord — the ball's own weight does the work, so it can live on the porch or in the hallway all day.
Why owners like it
- Teaches "bring it back." The dog learns fast that returning the ball is what makes the treats appear — the same skill that makes an automatic launcher work.
- Keeps a dog busy without you. Once they have it, a session of ball-in, ball-out, treat can run for twenty minutes on its own.
- Nothing to charge or break. One moulded ABS body, a treat drawer and a channel. Rinse it and it is ready again.
How it works
1. Lift the lid and fill the reward drawer with kibble or small treats.
2. Show the dog once: drop the ball into the top opening.
3. The ball rolls through the channel, tips the treat gate, and rolls out the front with a few pieces of food. Dog fetches, repeats.
Specifications
| Size | 7.5 × 6.3 in base, 7.9 in tall |
| Weight | 2.2 lb |
| Power | None — fully mechanical |
| Ball | 1 × 2.4 in soft tennis ball included; uses any ball 2.3–2.5 in |
| Material | ABS body, removable treat drawer |
| Works with | Dry kibble and small treats up to about 0.5 in |
| Cleaning | Wipe the channel; the drawer rinses under the tap |
| Best for | Small and medium dogs; indoors or on a porch |
Questions owners ask
My dog does not drop the ball. Now what?
Start by dropping it in yourself while they watch, and let them eat the treats that come out. Most dogs connect ball-in with food within a few tries; the rest get there in a session or two.
Does the ball fit the Settle launcher?
No. The launcher takes standard 1.9 in tennis balls; this ball is 2.4 in and would jam it. Keep the two sets apart.
Can a big dog use it?
It is sized for small and medium dogs. A large dog can work it, but the unit is light enough to get knocked over by an excited 70-pounder.
Does it work outdoors?
Yes, on any flat hard surface. Bring it in from rain — the drawer is not sealed.
Shipping and returns
Ships free from our US warehouse by USPS, usually 3–5 business days and up to 7 for this item because of its size. Unused items can go back within 30 days of delivery — email hello@petsettle.com and we will send return instructions.
International customers are responsible for any customs duties, import taxes, VAT, brokerage fees or other charges imposed by their country's customs authorities, unless duties and taxes are explicitly stated as prepaid (DDP).