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Reggie Forager Ball for Dogs | Interactive Treat Dispensing Toy for Mental Stimulation | Reduces Boredom, Stress & Hyperactivity | Enrichment Ball for Small to Medium Sized Dogs | Durable & Washable
$40.49
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- MENTAL ENRICHMENT TOY – Designed with fabric strips that encourage your dog’s natural foraging instincts, providing daily mental stimulation that reduces stress, anxiety, and boredom.
- FUN TREAT-DISPENSING PLAY – Place treats on the fabric strip, roll it back into the ball, and watch your dog enjoy sniffing, unrolling, and foraging for rewards. Keeps pups engaged and happy.
- BURNS ENERGY & CALMS HYPERACTIVITY – Just 15 minutes of sniffing and foraging can burn as much energy as an hour-long walk, helping even energetic dogs feel relaxed and satisfied.
- SAFE, DURABLE & DOG-FRIENDLY – Made with non-toxic materials designed for everyday enrichment. Built to withstand play while being gentle on small to medium sized dogs of all ages.
- EASY TO CLEAN & REUSE – Spot clean or machine wash on delicate cycle and air dry. A reusable, sustainable way to turn treat time into playtime for long-lasting enrichment.
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