OurPets DT-10504 Smarter Toys IQ Treat Ball, 5 Inches

• Fun pet ball dispenses treats
• Rolls on the floor, and treats spill out
• Good for medium or large-breed dogs
• Can adjust difficulty as your dog learns
• Treats sold separately, color may vary
• Adjust level as dog learns
• Fill with your dog's favorite treats
• Good for medium or large breed dogs
• Rolls on the floor and treats spill out
• provides mental and physical stimulation

Treat-dispensing ball for dogs. Adjustable opening for added difficulty(Color may vary)

List Price: $ 14.99

Our Price: $ 8.57

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