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.
Rolling Treat Ball
Green
Sale price
$29.74
Regular price $34.99
with code SETTLE15
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Rolling Treat Ball
Launch week
$34.99
$29.74
with code SETTLE15 at checkout · ends Sep 23
- Free US shipping · arrives in 3–5 business days
- 30-day returns · unused items, no questions
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Launch offer — 15% off. Use code SETTLE15 at checkout. Ends September 23.
A treat ball that wobbles instead of rolling straight. The two halves twist apart, you fill the middle with kibble, and the dog has to nudge and tip it to shake food out through a hole you size yourself. Small dogs get a slow trickle; big dogs can be made to work harder.
Why owners use a wobble feeder
- Twenty minutes instead of twenty seconds. Dinner comes out a few pieces at a time, so a fast eater has to keep moving.
- Adjustable opening. Turn the dial to match the size of your kibble — nothing gets stuck, and you decide how fast it pays out.
- Nothing to charge. No motor, no batteries. Twist open, fill, close, put it down.
How it works
1. Twist the top half off and pour in a handful of kibble or small treats.
2. Close it and set the opening to the size of your food.
3. Put it on the floor. The weighted base makes it wobble and spin as the dog pushes, and food drops out as it tips.
Specifications
| Size | About 3.5 in across |
| Weight | 7 oz |
| Material | Food-grade ABS, BPA-free; smooth edges, no small parts |
| Opening | Adjustable dial, fits most kibble sizes |
| Colours | Green or red |
| Cleaning | Twist apart; warm water and soap, or top-rack dishwasher |
| Best for | Small to large dogs; also works for food-motivated cats |
Questions owners ask
Will it roll under the couch?
It wobbles more than it rolls — the weighted bottom keeps it upright and mostly in one area. Hard floors work best; thick carpet slows it down.
Is it a chew toy?
No. It is tough enough for pushing and nosing, but a dog that sits down to chew it should have it picked up once it is empty.
Does it fit the Settle launcher?
No — it is a feeder, not a fetch ball. The launcher only takes standard 1.9 in tennis balls.
How much food fits?
Roughly half a cup. Fill it once for a meal, or a small handful of treats for a shorter session.
Shipping and returns
Ships free from our US warehouse, typically 3–5 business days. 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).