Woof Walkabout Dog Toy
Designed for quieter, safer play, this Woof dog toy is an adjustable slow-feeder. Twist it open to fill, adjust the dispensing rate, twist closed, and let your pup "walk" themself.


- Easy open to fill and clean; twists to open
- Adjustable opening to control dispense speed/size
- Rotate the purple plate to set the trear-dispensing rate, then twist closed and let your pup "walk" themself for treats
- Made of tooth-safe rubber for a quieter slow-feeder that won't crack
- Rubber is also safer for floors and quieter
- Easy way to exercise your dog's mind and body
Imported.
View all Woof Dog Toys| Best Use | Casual |
|---|---|
| Material(s) | Rubber |
| Dimensions | 7.89 x 6.1 x 4.71 inches |
| Weight | 1 lb. 1.6 oz. |
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Dog took to it right away
I like the idea of the product. It's the largest rolling treat/food dispenser I've found. I'm concerned about longevity as it shows teeth marks from regular use, just after 1 use. The other product I have from this company (pupsicle) has been more durable. So I'll reserve my full recommendation to see how durable it is. A product with 3 pieces made from plastic or rubber at the $30 price point should be pretty durable to be worth the cost, in my opinion. But for right now it is our main feeder for the dog. The large holds 2 cups.
It’s a HIT
My Labrador Luna absolutely LOVES her Walkabout. I put her kibble in it and she will push it around until it’s empty. Keeps her busy and entertained while I’m away at work. The purple dial busted after several months and Woof sent us a replacement for free! This is an excellent product for keeping dogs engaged and entertained. The only drawback is that the toy becomes significantly harder and harder to open as time goes on. I’ve read this same issue in other reviews, and one commenter suggested using cooking spray to lubricate the grooves of the lid. DO NOT DO THAT! It will effectively glue the lid shut 💀
Makes mealtime more enriching
I wouldn't call this a substitute for walking or interacting with a dog, but it is an excellent way to slow down a dog that eats too fast and provides enrichment. Just make sure you don't have anything fragile near floor level (don't ask me how I know) and try to avoid feeding where your dog might roll this under/behind furnishings where it will be hard to retrieve it (again, don't ask me how I know). I do know that my dog loves it and it does make his mealtime more fun and prevents him from gulping down his food too quickly.
Hours of Fun
Our Teddy Bears love this treat ball. I had to keep reducing the size of the hole because they figured out how to get quick snacks...quickly. The two-year -old especially loves it. He will rollit over and over until it is finally empty. Thank you!
Looks strong until the dog uses it
My dog destroyed this within 2 weeks. It's heavy-duty rubber and seems like it would hold up. My dog is not a destructive dog though she's enthusiastic about treats. But within days, there were holes around where the kibble comes out. Within a couple more days, the part that adjusts was not sitting in place and opening and closing the container was very difficult. Now within less than 2 weeks there's a big hole in the body. It's basically toast. We're disappointed to send this one to the landfill.
Good idea, bad design
This is their worst product by far! I loved the concept as a ball feeder that is easy to clean and adjustable. They absolutely butchered it though, because the sliding mechanism to adjust the difficulty traps crumbs and is impossible to clean the underside and the twisting mechanism to open the ball gets so stuck that it is impossible to close and open it. The concept is wonderful, but their design is bad. I will be returning this and asking for a refund.
Great for high energy puppies
I purchased the 1 cup version to see if our GS puppy would eat her dinner. For some reason, about a month ago, she wouldn’t eat her kibble unless there was a tasty gravy in it. Then I tried this, and it worked! I think she thinks of it as a game/top, with the bonus of “treats”. I have now purchased a 2 cup version (1 cup not enough for her). It is hard to screw on, but place it in your hand and twist it slowly.
Great Idea. Didn’t survive the jaws of steel
I bought yjis toy knowing that our dog was likely to destroy it (we have to use an XL pupsicle ball because he demolished the L). He managed to bite down hard enough to pop it open and crack the interior part. For a normal dog, this would be great. He’s just not normal. I’m not unhappy, it still works, and he has fun with it, we just have to take it off him when he runs out of treats.
My dog treats this toy like its her new job. She clocks in for shifts at ball factory for her paycheck of treats. It has totally changed her outlook on every day life and gives her something new to look forward to.

