Interactive Dog Toy Ball, Durable 2 Modes Motion Active Rolling Ball for Dogs, USB Rechargeable Automatic Self Moving Dog Ball with LED Lights for Puppy, Small, Medium, Large Breed Dogs/Cats
Original price was: $19.99.$16.99Current price is: $16.99.
Price: $19.99 - $16.99
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Pet Prime Motion-activated Moving Balls for Dogs
Bring excitement to your pet’s playtime with our auto moving ball – the automatic rolling ball toy designed to engage your fur friend‘s enthusiasm and curiosity.
Whether you’re around or not, this ball moves on its own and is activated by your dog’s movement. This can be a great way to encourage your dog to play fetch, and it can also help to keep them entertained.
Attention: The ball is stationary and does not move during the rest period. It’s not broken. It can be activated by tapping or shaking. When activated, the ball will restart the play-and-rest cycle.
How to Use? 
Product Dimensions : 3.14 x 3.15 x 3.15 inches; 8.47 ounces
Item model number : 7248
Batteries : 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : March 18, 2024
Manufacturer : Pet Prime
ASIN : B0CYB7MMDY
Country of Origin : China
2 Modes for Maximum Fun: Experience the excitement of the crazy bouncing mode or switch to the relaxing rolling mode for a more laid-back playtime. Our moving dog ball offers versatile play options to keep your furry friend entertained for hours
Motion Activated: With a built in vibration sensor, our rolling ball for dogs automatically moves, rotates, or bounces for 10 seconds when your dog touches or bites it. It’s a smart toy that responds to your pet’s interaction,perfect for busy pet owners
Long Lasting Battery Life: Our toy is equipped with a large rechargeable battery that can provide more than 4 hours of continuous play on a single charge. Say goodbye to boredom and keep your dog entertained all day long
Durable and Safe Materials: Made with TPU, our dog toy is safe and non-toxic for your pet. However, it is not recommended for aggressive chewers. Its water repellent feature with an IP54 rating makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use
Keep Your Dog Entertained for Hours: Our dual mode toy is designed to captivate your furry friend’s attention and provide endless fun and excitement. Let your dog chase, play, and have a blast with our interactive toy
8 reviews for Interactive Dog Toy Ball, Durable 2 Modes Motion Active Rolling Ball for Dogs, USB Rechargeable Automatic Self Moving Dog Ball with LED Lights for Puppy, Small, Medium, Large Breed Dogs/Cats
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CM –
Very fun for my puppy!
I gave this to my puppy for Xmas. He loves it!
wdnich31 –
Donât buy this
Only lasted a day. Can only get it to flash only. Doesnât vibrate anymore. I have gone through all the settings multiple times.
Emilee S –
Dogs didnât like it
The product does what it says, and is pretty neat, but both of my dogs were scared of it and didnât interact with it
Tteach –
Doggie love at first sight
Our dogs love this! I thought our puppy would get a kick out of it, and get her energy out with it, too, but even our 10-year old dog (the black one) was immediately intrigued. It has several modes which are signaled by a certain colored light, but the crazy mode is what we use most. It rolls by itself and lights up with different colors for a bit, and then stops until the dog paws at it. Then it goes nuts again! Good for dogs of all sizes; however, our smaller dogs cannot get it completely in their mouths. Love this one! Great Christmas present for your pooch!Update: In October, this cool toy quit working. When charging it, the green light comes on, and then, when attempting to press and hold the button for two seconds to start it, it will do nothing. Very disappointing, as our two dogs loved it.
Christi L. –
Great, but not for my kitty…
The ball setup: At first, it was very easy to twist it open and take out the light pack to charge it. Then when I had to do was place it back in, after setting it to the desired mode, screwing it back on was not so easy. When in the ‘irregular’ mode, I can barely screw the ball back together. I found the light pack almost magnetizes to the inside of the blue half of the ball. Regardless, I can’t screw it back on. When in crazy, mode, I had zero issues getting it to screw back on. However… However, I got this light up ball as they said it can be for medium/large breed cats and I know cats who love lighted ball toys. My kitty is around 11 lbs, but I feel this ball may be too big for her. She has so far given it a ‘little’ bat. It’s a pretty hard plastic, I was expecting a bit of a ‘gummy’ type of plastic (one she could chew on a bit and then bat at). … ‘Crazy mode’ is really just as it implies, it’s ‘crazy’! Maybe…great for a dog, but not my kitty. She was scared of it, and actually I was too because I don’t feel it’s the safest mode for her. ‘Irregular’ mode is ‘okay’ but she just watches it. After ‘crazy’ mode, she’s a bit leery. Not sure if this will be her new toy. I’m just wishing for a somewhat more tame ‘crazy’ mode.
Yuki knows –
Dog ball
Canât get it to work
Peggy –
Clever
Very clever to keep a dog entertained. It may be too big and heavy for a tiny dog, but they could still enjoy seeing the ball move on its own as if by magic! I found the instructions a bit confusing, but maybe that’s just me. This ball will be a wonderful Christmas gift for any dog.
Ted B –
Fun
Ok I got this ball for my cat. She is notoriously picky about her toys and prefers taking my granddaughtersâ hair twisties and grandsonâs lacrosse ball. This was definitely a crazy ball. Kitty sat on her high perch and watched it but hasnât gotten down to play with it yet. The surprising part is that the grandchildren had so much fun with it. The toddler was intrigued first and then they all (ages 3, 7,9 and 10) started playing with it. The younger kids liked running after it then the older kids started making up elaborate games.