Jitter Ball

How It Works

Once you press the small power button on your Jitter Ball and release the ball on a flat surface, it will start moving in random directions, enticing your dog to come and chase it. Its random changes in direction will prevent it from getting stuck in a corner or up against a piece of furniture or another object. As it moves, it'll shake and rattle, encouraging your dog to continue following it along its path.

Features

• Bright Colors

  Each Jitter Ball comes in bright colors, so when your dog sees one, they will likely be attracted to its vibrancy.

• For Indoors and Outdoors

  This toy is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. It'll roll and "dance" across tile, wood flooring, and rugs indoors, plus pavement or grass outdoors. Hence, your dog won't have to skip playing with theirs if the weather's too bad for them to go outside.

• Durable

  Some toys will fall apart quickly when chewed, but the strong, rigid material used to make each Jitter Ball can withstand a fair amount of tugging, pawing, and chewing. Even the largest dogs around won't be able to destruct this one easily!

• Portable

  This ball is just a bit smaller than a standard baseball, so you'll be able to toss it in your car or your backpack when you want to take your dog to the park. You'll also be able to bring it along on trips to entertain your dog if the pooch goes with you.

Positive Points

• Keeps Dogs' Minds Active

  Dogs who are bored with their surroundings and their usual toys may become depressed, but fortunately, having to follow the shifting path of the Jitter Ball will keep their brains active and engaged.

• Promotes Good Health

  This ball will also help prevent a dog from becoming overweight or obese by encouraging them to get off the couch and move, even if they move slowly. If your dog's already overweight or obese, playing with this toy may help them take some of the excess weight off.

• Not Extremely Loud

  While Jitter Ball does shake and rattle, it doesn't make a huge amount of noise doing so in comparison to toys for children and pets that make animal sounds or giggle. If you're sleeping in one room, and your dog's playing in another, the toy is unlikely to keep you awake at night.

• Fun for Kids

  Kids may enjoy getting down on the floor or in the grass with their dog( s ) and playing with this moving ball, too. With this, the kids may get some beneficial exercise that they wouldn't get otherwise.

Alternatives

• Playing Catch With Dog

  You may enjoy playing catch with your dog, but no one has time to do this all day long. When your dog's bored but you're too busy to play with them, passing them a Jitter Ball is a great solution, as they'll be able to chase it on their own for awhile.

• Soft Chew Toys

  Soft chew toys for dogs are popular, but if your dog is large or gets aggressive at playtime, they may rip one of these apart in hours.

Critical Advice

Theoretically, grown cats and smaller dogs could play together with a Jitter Ball, but this isn't the ideal toy for cats. They may feel overwhelmed by its size.