Maze Puzzles
Amazing Treat Machine Rollers Interactive Toy for Cats and Small Dogs
(Misc.) Pomp Productions LLC
Made of high-quality, 100-percent recyclable cardboard with no toxic chemicals or inks
Made in California; catnip included
Exciting, innovative toy automatically rewards your cat or very small dog with catnip aroma or treats
Each box includes four toys, extra Roller Wheels and four organic catnip pouches
Assembles easily without tape or glue
Price:
$9.95
$9.95
Customer Reviews:
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Great toy for my cat!
I have a 13 year old cat who absolutely loves this toy. Typically the only thing I can get her to play with is a string, but she immediately started batting her new toy around and tried to get that catnip inside, though her favorite part is the treats that come out. It was easy to put together... -
Fun and easy
My cats really enjoyed this toy. They had a little difficulty figuring it out at first. The treats placed inside are so reinforcing that they kept rolling it. Sometimes I put their dry food in there instead of in the bowl. Just a fun way to eat dinner. Enjoy!
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Now don't tell me this is not simple, I know it is. It turns on both a music box and a Nintendo DS. I did not do the whole showing what the ...
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RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE. Friday, Oct. 28, 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Hamilton-Wenham Community House, 284 Bay Road, Hamilton. www.givelife.org.
COMMUNITY BREAKFAST. Saturday, Oct. 29, 8 to 11 a.m., Masonic Hall, 20 Washington St., Beverly. Menu will feature all-you-can-eat apple-cinnamon, blueberry and plain pancakes; scrambled eggs; sausage; and all the fixings.
APPLIANCE AND ELECTRONIC RECYCLING EVENT. Saturday, Oct. 29, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Masconomet Regional School parking lot, 20 Endicott Road, Topsfield. Local residents can drop off broken and outdated electronic items and appliances. Recycling fees range from $5 to $25. All event proceeds support scholarships for Masco music students. Parents and students are available to pick up items prior to event and help unload cars. Arrange a pickup at 978-352-7315.
ELECTRONIC RECYCLING FUNDRAISER. Saturday, Oct. 29, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Ipswich Middle School parking lot, 130 High St., Ipswich. Computers, keyboards, copy/fax machines, phones, cameras, DVD players, stereos, VCRs, walkmans, microwaves, air conditioners, refrigerators, freezers, dehumidifiers, hot water tanks and heaters, washing machines, dryers, stoves, and dishwashers accepted. $25 donation for TVs over 32 inches and $20 for all other TVs. Out-of-town residents welcome. Hosted by the Ipswich High School girls softball team. 978-590-0043.
Fun Toys For Dog Review: The Amazing Treat Machine Interactive Dog Toy
The Amazing Treat Machine Interactive Dog Toy Review
Tips About the Interactive Dog Toys
Exciting, innovative dog toy rewards your pet with tasty treats Made of high-quality, 100-percent recyclable cardboard with no toxic chemicals or inks Hours of fun for all dogs Assembles easily without glue or tape Made in California; tennis ball, treats, and plastic bottle not included
The Amazing Treat Machine is an exciting and innovative interactive dog toy. It automatically rewards your dog with treats when he or she drops a tennis ball inside. By nature, dogs are hunters and workers. Using the Amazing Treat Machine will stimulate these primal instincts within your dog. Think of the feeling you get when solving a crossword puzzle, shooting a basket, or playing a game. Your dog will experience that same excitement every time a tennis ball and treats roll out of the Amazing Treat Machine. The design is as…
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Furby wannabes, digital cameras, dog poo: top toys this ChristmasManagement Today - Dec 31, 1969
like this: hi-tech toys like the Fijit Friend (Furby's less creepy, purple cousin), the Kidizoom Twist (whizzy vocal effects machine complete with two megapixel camera) and Milky the Bunny (creepy-looking interactive soft toy) dominate the list.Daily Mail - Dec 31, 1969
Harris donated the machines to the shelters but sells them, as well. For $349.99, customers get a remote control arm with a kitty toy, an HD video camera and the software to control the arm online. The company, Apriori, also makes a similar device for
Lincolnwood Review - Dec 31, 1969
A Toys for Tots Luncheon will takes place from 11:30 am- 1 pm Dec. 6 at Myron & Phil's, 3900 W. Devon, Lincolnwood. Skokie Chamber of Commerce will present the following programs. Call (847) 673-0240. Business After-Hours will take place from 5-7:30 pmThe Salem News - Dec 31, 1969
Audrey Ryan, Oct. 27; Black Dog Brother, Oct. 28; Big Blue Octopus, Oct. 29; Walter Sickert and The Army of Broken Toys, Oct. 31; Jazzy November Movie, "Charles Mingus Live in '64," Nov. 1; Open Mike Wednesday Nights, Nov. 2. 247 Essex St., Salem.