Clean product photograph of the blue textured rubber dog treat and chew ball on a terracotta and cream background

Chew & Clean Treat Ball — Dental Enrichment Toy for Dogs

$39.95
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Clean product photograph of the blue textured rubber dog treat and chew ball on a terracotta and cream background
  • Clean product photograph of the blue textured rubber dog treat and chew ball on a terracotta and cream background
  • Dog playing with blue treat ball on tiled floor, wide pulled-back shot in spacious living room with terracotta floor and burnt-orange throw
  • Clean product photograph of the blue textured rubber dog treat and chew ball on a terracotta and cream background
  • Dog playing with blue treat ball on tiled floor, wide pulled-back shot in spacious living room with terracotta floor and burnt-orange throw
Chew & Clean Treat Ball — Dental Enrichment Toy for Dogs

Chew & Clean Treat Ball — Dental Enrichment Toy for Dogs

$39.95

A calmer way to keep chewing where it belongs.

Bored dogs chew furniture, shoes, and baseboards because they need an outlet, not because they're being bad. This treat ball gives them one: a durable rubber ball with a hollow center for treats or kibble, and a nubby textured surface that scrubs teeth and massages gums with every bite.

Best Used On

  • Tile, hardwood, or outdoor grass/patio — kibble can scatter as your dog plays, so avoid carpet or rugs
  • Supervised play sessions rather than left out unattended
  • Rinses clean in seconds under the tap, dishwasher-safe on the top rack

What's Inside

  • Durable, non-toxic rubber ball with a hollow center for treats or kibble
  • Nubby textured surface helps clean teeth and freshen breath with every chew
  • Slow-release design keeps dogs engaged longer than a flat treat
  • Uneven bounce makes play unpredictable and more engaging
  • Sized for small to medium dogs

Who This Is For

  • Owners of dogs who chew furniture, shoes, or baseboards out of boredom
  • Anyone wanting a mentally engaging alternative to constant treats
  • Households with a tile/hardwood floor or an outdoor space for supervised play

Supervise play and inspect regularly for wear. Not intended for aggressive chewers or dogs who swallow large pieces — replace at the first sign of damage. Some kibble scatter is normal and part of how the ball encourages slower, more engaged eating.

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