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Duck Treat Dispensing Pet Feeder
A slow feeder toy designed to make snack time more active and engaging.
This duck-shaped pet feeder lets dogs and cats press the tail to release kibble or treats. The food comes out little by little, which can help slow down eating and keep pets busy during mealtime or training.
Use it for treats, dry kibble, simple training, and daily enrichment.
Benefits
🐾 Helps slow down fast eating
🐾 Turns treats and kibble into an activity
🐾 Encourages pets to press, explore, and problem-solve
🐾 Can help reduce boredom during the day
🐾 Adjustable food lids work with different kibble sizes
🐾 Anti-slip base helps keep the feeder in place
Features
✔ Duck-shaped feeder toy
✔ Press-to-release treat design
✔ Slow feeding function
✔ 3 interchangeable food lids
✔ Anti-slip base
✔ Washable design
✔ No batteries required
✔ Suitable for dogs and cats
Best For
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Dogs
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Cats
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Puppies
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Small dogs
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Medium dogs
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Treat training
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Slow feeding
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Daily enrichment
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Pets that eat too fast
Specifications
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Type: Slow feeder and treat dispensing toy
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Material: Food-grade ABS plastic
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Volume: 100g
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Size: 22 × 14 cm / 8.66 × 5.51 in
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Recommended For: Dogs 8–65 lb
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Suitable For: Dogs and cats
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Batteries Required: No
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Smart Device: No
What’s Included
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1 Duck Treat Feeder + 3 Food Lids
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2 Duck Treat Feeders + 6 Food Lids, depending on selected option
Use Note
Supervise your pet during the first few uses. Some pets may need a few short training sessions to learn how to press the tail and release the food.
Not recommended for aggressive chewers.
A simple feeder toy that helps pets eat slower, stay busy, and work for their treats.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the duck treat feeder work?
Your pet presses the duck tail to release kibble or treats from the feeder.
Can this feeder help slow down eating?
Yes. The feeder releases food little by little, which can help slow down fast eating.
Can cats use this feeder?
Yes. It can be used for cats that are comfortable pressing and playing with feeder toys.
Does this feeder need batteries?
No. This feeder does not need batteries. It works when your pet presses the tail.
Is this good for aggressive chewers?
No. This feeder is not recommended for aggressive chewers. Supervise your pet during use.









