
Good posture, full bowl
A windmill-shaped treat toy that spins when a pet nudges the paddles, dropping kibble out a little at a time.
- Spinning paddles — that release treats as they turn
- Slow-feeding design — for fast eaters
- Three colours: yellow, blue and green

Cats and small dogs
Windmill Interactive Treat Ball for Cats and Dogs
Treats sit in a clear drum. A paw, or a nose, turns the paddles, and one or two fall through the hole. It is the slowest way to feed a treat, which is the point.
One size, three colours. The drum lifts off the base for filling and washing.
Three colours
Yellow, blue, green.
Same drum, same paddles. Only the moulded colour changes.


Blue

Green
Dry treats only — a soft treat clumps in the drum.
Up close
What's in it: drum, paddles, base

The drum
Clear plastic with a single hole; you can see how much is left.

The paddles
Four soft fins, spaced so a paw can catch one.

The base
Wide and weighted, so it does not slide on a hard floor.
One size
Sizing: one size
Small dry treats, roughly 5–8 mm. Larger pieces jam the hole and the toy stops paying out.
Dry, small
Kibble or broken treats.
Half fill it
A full drum is too hard to turn.
Rinse the drum
Food residue glues the paddles.
Before you order
Good to know.
How long does shipping take?
Orders leave our warehouse within 1–2 business days. US and EU delivery usually takes 7–12 business days, and tracking is emailed as soon as the parcel scans.
Will I have to pay customs or import duties?
No. Shipping already includes duties and import taxes, so the price at checkout is the final price. Nothing extra to pay the courier or customs when the parcel arrives.
Will a dog use it?
Small dogs do. A large dog will pick it up and chew the drum.
Is the windmill treat ball chew-proof?
No plastic toy is. Take it away once the food is gone.
Does the windmill treat ball need batteries?
No.
Full description
A windmill-shaped treat toy that spins when a pet nudges the paddles, dropping kibble out a little at a time. Because the food comes out slowly, a fast eater has to work for it, which stretches a meal over several minutes instead of one gulp.
What you get
- Spinning paddles that release treats as they turn
- Slow-feeding design for fast eaters
- Three colours: yellow, blue and green
- For cats and small dogs
Filling it
Use small kibble or broken treats - large biscuits jam the paddles and turn the toy into a puzzle nobody can solve. Start with the toy loosely filled so the reward comes quickly, then load it tighter once your pet understands the mechanism.
In use
A slow feeder is not a substitute for a meal, but it does slow one down. Watch the first few sessions: a pet that gets frustrated and walks away needs an easier setting, and one that simply tips the toy over has found the shortcut.
Care
Rinse and dry fully after use. Kibble dust left inside goes stale and the mechanism gets sticky.
Part of our Pet Toys range. See the Bamboo Cooling Cat Tunnel Bed, Summer Play, or browse all Pet Beds & Mats.
Cats and small dogs
A toy that pays out, slowly.
Three colours, one size. Fill the drum, set it down, and let the cat work out the paddles.
Before you order