Introducing the Waggly Rubber Bunny Bait Carrot Dispenser Dog Toy, a clever and interactive toy designed to treat your furry friend to some tasty snacks in a fun and engaging way! Feast on some tasty treats disguised as a healthy carrot! Remove the top of this ‘bunny bait’ treat dispenser and fill their fave snack.

Key Features

• Healthy Carrot Design: This toy is cleverly disguised as a healthy carrot, complete with realistic details and a vibrant orange colour. Its charming design adds a touch of whimsy to your dog's playtime, while also promoting the idea of healthy eating.
• Treat Dispenser Functionality: The Waggly Rubber Bunny Bait Carrot Dispenser Dog Toy features a hollow cavity inside where you can place your dog's favorite treats. Simply remove the top of the carrot to reveal the treat compartment and fill it with your pup's preferred snacks.
• Interactive Play: The treat-dispensing feature encourages interactive play and mental stimulation, as your dog works to retrieve the treats from inside the toy. This engages your dog's natural instincts and helps alleviate boredom.
• Durable Rubber Construction: Crafted from high-quality rubber material, this toy is built to withstand chewing and play. The durable rubber ensures long-lasting enjoyment for your furry friend, making it suitable for both light and moderate chewers.
• Easy to Fill and Clean: The top of the carrot can be easily removed for filling with treats, and it's also simple to clean between uses. This makes it convenient for you to keep the toy fresh and ready for your dog's playtime adventures.
• Treat your dog to a playful snack time with the Waggly Rubber Bunny Bait Carrot Dispenser Dog Toy. It's the perfect way to keep your furry friend entertained and engaged while promoting healthy eating habits!

Pet Suitability & Toy Care:

• Suitable for all dogs
• Spot clean or hand wash with mild detergent

Materials:

• Rubber
  

Safety Information:

No accessory or toy is indestructible. We recommend that you supervise your pet with new items, check them regularly for signs of damage or loose parts and remove them if small enough to be ingested.