The treat teaches the return.
This is the clever part. Most dogs will chase a ball but not reliably bring it back — the food reward at the drop-off point is what makes the loop close by itself.
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FetchBot Automatic Ball Launcher and Treat Dispenser
FetchBot Automatic Ball Launcher and Treat Dispenser
Regular price
$99.90 USD
Regular price
$126.95 USD
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$99.90 USD
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- 🍦 Ball and tray included
- 🧊 Makes four treats
- 🐕 For 25–75 lb dogs
Both parts come apart to rinse out. See the details
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- Packed in 1–3 business days
- 5–10 business days in transit
- 30 days to change your mind
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- Packed in 1–3 business days
- 5–10 business days in transit
- 30-day returns
- Everyday pet essentials
- Packed in 1–3 business days
- 5–10 business days in transit
- 30-day returns
- Everyday pet essentials
- Packed in 1–3 business days
- 5–10 business days in transit
- 30-day returns
- Everyday pet essentials
The short version
What it is.
You get bored of fetch before your dog does. Every single time.
Twenty minutes in, your arm hurts, the ball is covered in slobber, and there is a dog in front of you who has not even started to tire. You stop because you have run out of patience, not because they have run out of energy — and then they spend the evening pacing.
FetchBot removes you from the loop. Your dog drops the ball into the cup on top, the machine sends it out across the room, and a treat lands in the tray as the reward. Then they bring it back and do it again.
Why it actually works
The treat teaches the return. This is the clever part. Most dogs will chase a ball but not reliably bring it back — the food reward at the drop-off point is what makes the loop close by itself.
They learn it themselves. Load it, drop the ball in once or twice while they watch, and most dogs work out the sequence within a session.
Two modes. Run it as a launcher, or as a plain treat dispenser on days when hurling a ball around the living room is not on.
It does not get tired. Which is the entire reason you are reading this.
Straight talk
It needs teaching. A handful of dogs get it in five minutes; most need a few short sessions with you dropping the ball in for them first. If you set it down and expect a dog to solve it unaided, you will both be disappointed.
Supervise it, especially early on. A determined dog will try to get the treats out the fast way, and this is a machine rather than a chew toy.
Give it space. A ball launcher needs a clear run — point it away from the television and anything breakable.
Ration the treats. Every rep dispenses food, and an enthusiastic dog can put away a surprising amount in twenty minutes. Use part of their daily allowance rather than extra on top.
Specifications
Automatic ball launcher with treat reward tray
Two modes: launcher, or treat dispenser
Tennis ball sized
For supervised play
Our guarantee
Ordering here is meant to be low risk.
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Free shipping, alwaysNo minimum spend
Every order ships free, whatever it costs us. Nothing is added at checkout — the price on this page is the price you pay. Delivery takes five to ten business days, and a tracking number is emailed to you the moment it leaves.
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30 days to change your mindAnd we send the return label
If it is not right for your animal, tell us within thirty days and we email you a return label. You are not out of pocket for finding out, and it applies to discounted items too — not just full price ones.
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A person answersWithin 1–2 business days
Email info@furrycalm.com and a person reads it — every message gets a reply within one to two business days. If you are unsure whether this suits your pet, ask before you order. We would rather answer the question than process the return.
Tap any promise to see exactly what it means.
How it works
You get bored of fetch before your dog does. Every single time.
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They learn it themselves.
Load it, drop the ball in once or twice while they watch, and most dogs work out the sequence within a session.
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Two modes.
Run it as a launcher, or as a plain treat dispenser on days when hurling a ball around the living room is not on.
Before you order
How long does delivery take?
Five to ten business days, and shipping is free with no minimum spend. A tracking number is emailed to you as soon as it leaves the warehouse.
What if it is not right for my pet?
You have thirty days to send it back, and we send the return label. Finding out it was not the one should not cost you anything.
Can I ask a question before I order?
Yes, and we would rather you did. Email info@furrycalm.com and a person replies within one to two business days. If you are not sure this suits your animal, ask first — we would sooner answer the question than process the return.
What if it arrives damaged or wrong?
Send a photo to info@furrycalm.com and we will replace it or refund it. You will not be asked to post a broken item back at your own expense.
From the founder
If the page is wrong, I want to hear it.
Everything on this page is either a manufacturer figure or something we can show you. Where a supplier will not give me a measurement, the page says so rather than inventing one.
That is not generosity — it is the only version of a small shop that survives meeting a real customer. You open the box, and either it is what the page said it was, or it is not.
If it is not, tell me. You have thirty days to send it back, and I would genuinely rather hear about it than not.
Stefan Founder
FetchBot Automatic Ball Launcher and Treat Dispenser
$99.90