The Forage Rope Ball — Treat-Dispensing Toy
The Forage Rope Ball — Treat-Dispensing Toy
- Here because it earns its place on the walk
- Tracked the whole way to your door
- Free standard delivery anywhere in Australia
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A treat ball with a handle on it. Load the textured rubber ball for sniffing and pawing, or take the rope for a round of supervised tug and throw.
- Textured rubber ball that holds small treats
- Rope handle for tug and easier throwing
- Light format for small and medium dogs
- Three colours — Coastal Blue, Field Green and Ochre
Choosing your option
Single — one rope ball, in any of the three colours.
Two-pack — two in Coastal Blue. Useful for a two-dog house, or for keeping one in the car.
Ball + treat cylinder — the Coastal Blue rope ball plus a textured treat cylinder, for a bit more variety.
Safety
No dog toy is indestructible, and rope is the part that goes first. Supervise play, keep it away from a determined chewer, and take it away the moment the rubber splits or the rope starts shedding strands — swallowed rope fibres are a serious internal risk.
Sniff, paw, tug, throw
A treat ball you can also throw
The rope gives you something to hold, so one toy covers a round of tug and a decent throw.
Load it and let them work
The textured rubber holds small treats, which turns it into something to sniff at and paw over.
Three colours, three ways to buy
On its own, as a two-pack, or with a treat cylinder for a bit more variety.
Keep an eye on the rope
Rope is always the part that goes first. Take it away the moment strands start coming loose.
Loaded on the floor, swung in the yard
Materials, options and limits
What we can tell you plainly. If a figure is not here, it is because we have not confirmed it.
What it is
- Ball
- Textured rubber, holds small treats
- Handle
- Rope
- Suits
- Small and medium dogs
- Colours
- Coastal Blue, Field Green and Ochre
The options
- Single
- One rope ball, any of the three colours
- Two-pack
- Two in Coastal Blue
- Ball + treat cylinder
- The Coastal Blue ball plus a textured cylinder
Safety
- Supervision
- Every session
- Not for
- A determined chewer
- Take it away
- When the rubber splits or the rope sheds strands
The questions we get asked
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Will it survive my chewer?
Probably not, and we would rather say so before you order. No dog toy is indestructible and rope is the first part to go. If your dog destroys toys for sport, this is not the one.
Why be so strict about the rope?
Because swallowed rope fibres are a serious internal risk. That is why we say take it away as soon as strands start coming loose — not when it finally looks finished.
Which option should I choose?
The single if you are trying it out. The two-pack for a two-dog house, or to keep one permanently in the car. The ball and cylinder if your dog loses interest in one shape.
What treats fit inside?
Small dry ones that move freely. Anything sticky or crumbly tends to pack in and stay there, and then your dog gives up on it.
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