KADTC Rolling Giggling Basketball Toy

Slow Feeder | Sound Toy | Anxiety Relief | XXL Capacity

Keep your dog entertained, mentally stimulated, and healthier with the KADTC Rolling Giggling Basketball Toy, an all-in-one interactive toy designed to promote slow feeding habits, relieve anxiety, and reduce destructive behaviors. Built tough and packed with features, it’s the ideal enrichment tool for active or bored pups.

🧠 Why Pet Parents Love It

• Sound-Enhanced Play

  Makes a giggling sound while rolling—instantly grabbing your dog’s attention and sparking curiosity.

• Slow Feeder Function

  Dispenses food gradually as your dog rolls the toy, helping prevent fast eating and improving digestive health.

• Adjustable Difficulty

  Customize the food dispensing speed and amount to suit your dog’s activity level and feeding needs.

• Great for Crate Time & Solo Play
  This toy can help provide comfort and distraction during crate time or when left alone, supporting a more relaxed environment for some dogs.
  

🛠️ Smart & Safe Design

• Food-Grade Materials

  Made from high-quality ABS, and free of BPA, PVC, and phthalates—completely safe for daily use.

• Durable Construction

  XXL-sized, thickened body is sturdy, chew-resistant, and built to last—even with rough play.

• Large Capacity

  Holds up to 9.2 oz (260 g) of food—ideal for large or high-energy dogs. One fill goes a long way!

🔄 How It Works

• Roll the toy to trigger the sound and release treats.

• Adjustable dispensing openings let you control food release rate and play difficulty.

• Keeps your dog moving and problem-solving, even when you’re not around.

📐 Product Specifications

• Brand: KADTC

• Model: Rolling Giggling Basketball – Black & Orange

• Diameter: 5.61 in (14.25 cm)

• Weight: 0.85 lb (386 g)

• Material: Food-grade ABS (BPA-free, PVC-free, phthalate-free)

• Food Capacity: 9.2 oz (260 g)

🎯 Recommended For:

• Medium to large dogs

• Fast eaters who need portion control

• Dogs with boredom or anxiety issues

• Crate training support