PETGEEK Automatic Dog Treat Dispenser, Blue Button-Activated Training Feeder

PETGEEK Automatic Dog Treat Dispenser is a button-activated training toy that rewards dogs with treats or kibble and features two selectable sound effects.

• Press-to-release rewards — gives dogs a reason to practise pressing the button.
• Remote control works up to 50 m (164 ft) without obstacles — lets you trigger the dispenser from a distance.
• Indoor or outdoor setup — the suction cup and peg attach the button to smooth surfaces or soft ground.
• Two power options for the host unit — use 4 C batteries or connect it by micro USB.
• Separate remote power — the controller uses 3 AAA batteries.

This interactive feeder turns treat time into a simple training activity: your dog learns to press a button to earn a food reward. It is made for indoor play and outdoor practice, with a remote control for triggering the dispenser and a mounting option for different surfaces.

How does the button help with training?

The dispenser releases a treat or kibble when the button is pressed correctly. A switch lets you choose between two sound effects, which play when the button is pressed; repeating the sound-and-reward sequence gives your dog a cue to practise.

• Rewards button presses with treats or kibble.
• Designed to encourage exercise and memory practice through interactive play.
• The sound-effect switch has settings 1 and 2.

What food can the dispenser hold, and how is it cleaned?

The transparent hopper holds your pet’s preferred treats or dry food, and an adjustable window controls how quickly snacks flow out. The hopper can be removed for cleaning. A sealing cover closes the hopper, while the button is non-slip and drop resistant.

• Adjust the snack opening to control food flow.
• Remove the transparent hopper when it is time to clean it.

How do the power and mounting options work?

Power the host unit with 4 C batteries or a micro USB connection; do not use batteries and USB power at the same time. Batteries are not included, and the remote controller needs 3 AAA batteries, also not included. For placement, fasten the button with its suction cup to a smooth surface or use the peg in soft ground.

• The remote reaches up to 50 m (164 ft) when there is no obstruction.
• The host uses power quickly, so USB power is recommended where practical.
• Switch off the remote when it is not in use to reduce battery drain; a flashing red light indicates low remote battery power.

PETGEEK suits dog owners who want to build button-press practice and food rewards into interactive play, indoors or outdoors. Its adjustable food opening, remote operation and two placement options support a training setup tailored to the space and snack routine.

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