The Treat Duck

A treat dispenser your pet works for. They press the orange paddle, the drum turns, and a few pieces of kibble drop into the clear dome — so dinner becomes a puzzle instead of a ten-second inhale.

Inside is a maze-style damping column. It meters how much falls at once, which is what stops the whole bowl emptying onto your floor and what turns a fast eater into a slow one.

How it works

1. Twist off the dome and fill the drum with dry kibble or treats.
2. Set the outlet size to match your food.
3. Show your pet the paddle once. Most work it out inside a minute.

Details

• For — cats and small dogs
• Food size — three outlet settings: 8–10 mm, 11–13 mm, 15–18 mm
• Power — none. Entirely mechanical, no batteries, nothing to charge
• Material — moulded plastic, wipe clean
• Use with — dry food and treats only, not wet food

Care

Twist the dome off and wipe the drum and body with a damp cloth. Let it dry fully before refilling. Not dishwasher safe.

A note on supervision

It is an enrichment toy, not an automatic feeder — it does not portion meals on a timer. Supervise determined chewers, and take it away if your pet starts biting the shell rather than working the paddle.