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Give your dog someone to play with, even when you can't.
The Zoomie is a self-rolling, self-bouncing ball that keeps dogs entertained and active on their own — no throwing, no supervision, no guilt.
A tired dog is a happy dog.
Most dogs don't need more toys. They need more play — the kind that actually tires them out. A ball sitting in a basket doesn't do that. It just sits there until you have twenty free minutes, which most days, you don't.
The Zoomie moves on its own — rolling, changing direction, bouncing unpredictably — the exact kind of movement that triggers a dog's chase instinct, without you needing to throw a single thing.
Set it down, press the button, and your dog does the rest. Whether you're working, cooking, or just need twenty quiet minutes, The Zoomie keeps them engaged the whole time.
❌ A regular tennis ball
Fun for exactly as long as you're throwing it. The second you stop, so does your dog's interest.
❌ Squeaky toys
Exciting for the first five minutes, then it's just another thing on the floor. Most get ignored within a week.
❌ Leaving them to entertain themselves
Usually means a chewed cushion or a dug-up garden bed — dogs left bored find their own outlet.
✓ The Zoomie
Moves on its own, holds attention on its own, and tires them out — even on the days you genuinely don't have the time.
Charge it. Press it. Watch them go.
No app, no setup, nothing to learn. It's ready in under an hour and keeps working for years.
Charge via USB-C
A full charge takes about an hour and gives hours of active play time.
Press the power button
One press turns it on — no pairing, no app, no instructions to lose.
Set it down
Indoors on hard floors or carpet, or outdoors in the garden — it handles both.
Let them chase
Random rolling and bouncing keeps your dog engaged far longer than a toy that just sits still.
Built to actually survive your dog.
Most cheap interactive balls die within days. The Zoomie is built specifically to hold up to real dogs, indoors and out.
USB-C Battery — no batteries to buy, ever
One hour on charge gives several hours of active play — no disposable batteries, no toy that dies after twenty minutes and gets thrown out.
Reinforced Casing — built for real chewers
A tougher outer shell than standard toy balls, designed to hold up against determined chewing, not just gentle play.
Indoor + Outdoor — rain, mud, or garden dirt
Fully sealed against water, so it works just as well in the garden or on a rainy day as it does on your living room floor.
Built for real days, not perfect ones
You don't need more free time to keep your dog active — you need a toy that doesn't need you there.
Working from home
Keeps your dog occupied during calls and focus time, without needing constant attention.
High-energy breeds
For dogs that need more stimulation than a walk alone can give them.
Multi-dog households
One ball, multiple dogs entertained — no need to split your attention between them.
Rainy days indoors
When a walk isn't happening, this keeps the energy burning off inside instead.
Versus what's already in the toy box
The difference isn't the price. It's whether it still works without you.
| The Zoomie | Tennis ball | Squeaky toy | Treat puzzle | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Moves on its own | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Works without supervision | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Rechargeable, no batteries | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Chew-resistant build | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Indoor + outdoor use | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Still fun after week one | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ |
What South African dog owners say
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"My Border Collie has never had a toy hold his attention this long. I set it down before a work call and he was still chasing it 40 minutes later."
"Genuinely didn't expect it to survive our Labrador's teeth. Three weeks in and it's still going strong, still charging fine."
"Two dogs, one ball, zero fights over it strangely enough — they just take turns chasing it around the garden."
Before you buy
Give them something to chase.
Rechargeable, chew-resistant, and built to keep your dog moving — even on the days you can't.
Not sure your dog will take to it? That's what the 30-day guarantee is for — try it, and if it's not a hit, get a full refund.