Ball Trixie TX-6275 snack ball for rabbits, plastic, Ø 7 cm, assorted colours

The Trixie Snack Ball TX-6275 for Rabbits is a lightweight, hollow play ball with a 7 cm diameter designed to hold small treats and encourage natural foraging behaviour. Available in assorted colours, this pet toy helps stimulate a rabbit's curiosity and activity while fitting comfortably in a rabbit's mouth and paws. The simple construction is intended for supervised interactive play and supports gentle chewing and pushing actions typical for small lagomorphs.

Advantages

The snack ball combines treat-dispensing functionality with a rolling toy form to promote physical exercise and mental engagement. Its compact size and hollow interior allow small food pieces or hay to be inserted, giving rabbits an incentive to nudge and roll the ball. Made from pet-safe materials, the design is easy to clean and lightweight for small animals to manipulate.

Suitable for

• Rabbits that need extra mental stimulation and playtime
• Training basic foraging behaviour and encouraging movement
• Indoor and supervised outdoor play sessions
• Use with small, dry treats or compressed hay pieces

Key specifications

• Diameter: 7 cm
• Material: lightweight, chew-resistant pet-safe plastic
• Colour: assorted colours (colour supplied at random)
• Function: treat-dispensing, roll-and-play toy
• Weight: suitable for small animals to push and roll

How to use

Insert small, dry treats, pellets or compressed hay pieces into the hollow interior, then place the ball in your rabbit’s enclosure or on a safe play surface. Allow the rabbit to discover and nudge the ball so treats fall out gradually; supervise initial sessions to ensure the animal interacts safely. Clean the ball regularly by removing debris and wiping with a damp cloth or rinsing under running water, then allow to dry fully before reuse.

Recommendations

Use only with small, dry treats that fit easily through the openings; avoid sticky or fresh foods that can clog the ball. Always supervise play to prevent ingestion of loose plastic fragments and replace the toy if signs of excessive wear or damage appear.