



Treat Dispenser Slow Feeder Toy Interactive Food Toy for Dog and Cats
A treat dispenser slow feeder toy made from TPR material, designed to slow down eating for dogs and cats. It measures 13.8 by 8 by 11.1 cm and weighs 288 grams. The toy fits in a standard pet feeding area and is suitable for use in homes, shelters, and veterinary clinics. Buyers can order from 10 pieces, making it low risk to test across multiple accounts.
Full Specification
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| Item No | SP-TA41 |
|---|---|
| Material | TPR |
| Size | 13.8*8*11.1cm |
| Weight | 288 G |
| MOQ | 10 Pieces |
Key Points
- Slows down eating by requiring pets to manipulate the toy to release treats
- Made from TPR, a durable material that resists chewing and maintains shape
- Compact dimensions allow it to fit in small spaces like crates or travel carriers
- Weight of 288 grams provides enough stability to stay in place during use
- MOQ of 10 pieces allows buyers to test the product before scaling
Where It Is Used
- Home owners managing fast eaters or overweight pets who need portion control
- Shelters using the toy to reduce competition during group feeding
- Veterinary clinics offering it as a post-procedure engagement tool
- Pet stores stocking it as a low-cost interactive toy in the treat and feeding category
- Online sellers bundling it with dry food or treat subscriptions
Who This Item Is For
- Importers supplying pet specialty retailers and online marketplaces
- Retail chain buyers filling the interactive feeding and enrichment category
- Pet specialty retailers expanding their slow feeder toy range
- Brand owners building a private label line of feeding and enrichment products
- Online sellers targeting pet owners searching for treat dispensers and slow feeders
Problems It Solves
- Pets eating too quickly, leading to bloating or regurgitation
- High return rates on simple treat balls that are too easy to empty
- Need for multiple toy sizes to cover different pet weights
- Lack of durable options that resist chewing and maintain shape
- High MOQs that prevent small buyers from testing new product lines
Technical Features
- Single-piece construction with internal chambers to hold treats
- Rounded edges and smooth surface to prevent injury during play
- Dimensions of 13.8 cm length, 8 cm width, and 11.1 cm height
- Weight of 288 grams ensures it does not tip over easily
- Made from TPR, a material known for flexibility and resistance to wear
Made On Our Own Line In Wuhan
Cutting, sewing and assembly happen in our 13,000 square metre factory, not through a broker.
Materials
- TPR, a thermoplastic rubber chosen for its flexibility, durability, and resistance to chewing
How It Is Made
- TPR material molded into the final shape using automated injection molding
- Inspection of each unit for surface defects and structural integrity
- Final cleaning and drying before packing
- Packing according to buyer's requested format
Quality Control
- Visual inspection for surface flaws and consistent shape after molding
- Weight verification to ensure each unit meets the 288 gram standard
- Dimension check against the 13.8*8*11.1cm specification before packing
Customisation Options
- Custom colors and prints on the TPR body
- Buyer's own woven label and hang tag
- Retail packaging and barcode to the buyer's specification
- Design adjustments based on the buyer's drawing
How It Compares With The Alternatives
Honest trade-offs, so you know what this item is not.
| Simple plastic treat ball | This toy requires manipulation to release treats, which slows eating more effectively, but the simple ball empties faster and is easier to use |
|---|---|
| Plastic slow feeder with multiple holes | This toy has a more consistent feeding pace due to internal chambers, but the hole-based design allows faster treat access |
| Rubber chew toy with treat pocket | This toy is more durable and holds treats longer, but the chew toy is more suitable for aggressive chewers |
| Wooden treat dispenser | This toy is lighter and safer for indoor use, but wood is more prone to splintering and moisture damage |
How To Use It
- Place the toy on a flat surface and insert treats through the top opening
- Gently roll the toy to encourage the pet to push and rotate it to release treats
- Fill with small kibble or soft treats that fit the internal chambers
- Clean with a damp cloth after use; do not submerge in water
- Replace if the toy shows signs of wear or structural damage
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Price Treat Dispenser Slow Feeder Toy Interactive
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