Princess Passanger Pillow
Woof Ball Glow
of play per charge
then it rests and calls back
bigger than a tennis ball
no app, no pairing
cable in the box
Normal Roll or Crazy Bounce
30 days fromdelivery
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From our customers
Absolutely love love this toy for my dog, it lights up our evening 🤩
My dog loves it, especially when it suddenly changes direction. So funny to watch
Our lab loves it, chases it everywhere 😂 He comes running when I switch it on
Really love the ball, it's so fun my dog loves it🩷
My Shepherd is always playing with it, having a great time.
My god coco is again playing like a 2 year old, he just loves it. I am so happy to see him have fun ❤️
My dog went wild as soon as it arrived 😂🤣 he get's super excited
Bought one for our spaniel and he’s having a great time with it.
She enjoys chasing it and my husband enjoys using the remote. Keeps them both entertained 😂
Sounds like your evening?
Your dog is still ready for another game. That’s where WoofBall Glow comes in.
You throw it, they return it, and by throw thirty your arm has quietly resigned.
A wet afternoon cancels the walk and leaves a whole day of energy in the hallway.
Your dog wants a game and the pot needs watching. A ball that starts the chase lets you stay close by and keep an eye on the fun.
WoofBall Glow isn’t here to take your place. It’s a helping paw for the evenings you can’t do the running, and you’re still the one who starts the game.
How it plays
WoofBall Glow plays like a dog plays: a quick dash, a pause to recover, and a flash of light when it’s time to go again.
When a nose or paw taps the ball, the sensor switches it on and it rolls away, bouncing and glowing for around [10 seconds].
It slows down with its lights still blinking, so your dog can pounce, sniff around and get ready for round two.
Lost interest? About [2 minutes] later it wakes itself with a flash of light to get their attention, then tries once more [three minutes] after that.
Two ways to play
Normal Roll keeps a calm, steady pace, which makes it a friendly first game for a nervous puppy or an older dog who still loves to chase. Crazy Bounce picks up the speed and throws in surprise turns, made for the dog who has been waiting for you to get home all day.
Built for the chase
A silicone shell covers a sealed hard core, and inside it sit the motor, the weighted gyro that makes it wobble, and a 500 mAh rechargeable battery. It’s IP54 rated, so drool, a splash from the water bowl and a rainy-day paw print are no problem. It’s made for chasing rather than chewing, so play together and put it away once the game is done.
How it compares
| WoofBall Glow | Tennis ball | |
|---|---|---|
| Moves on its own | ||
| Rests between rounds | When your arm does | |
| Wakes itself up and calls your dog back | ||
| Lights up for evening play | ||
| Join in from your chair | With remote | |
| Rinse-clean silicone shell | ||
| Two play speeds | ||
| Needs you to throw it | Some times | Every time |
Inside WoofBall Glow sits a motor, a weighted gyro, a touch sensor and a rechargeable battery. Together, they get the chase going without another throw. Here’s a closer look at what makes it play.
Rolls, wobbles and bounces on its own.
A nose or paw gets the next round going.
Up to 4 hours of play, or up to 7 days on standby.
Cable in the box. About 2.5 hours to a full charge.
A little bigger than a standard tennis ball.
Normal Roll for a gentle start. Crazy Bounce for a livelier chase.
A silicone exterior surrounds the enclosed ABS core.
Questions? Reach us at support.cadell@gmail.com
The glow
Rainbow LED stripes shift color as the ball rolls, leaving a trail of light across the floor. Even in a dark living room, your dog can spot it from the other side of the room, so the chase doesn’t have to end when the sun does. It’s at its best on winter evenings, when it’s dark before dinner and the walk is already done.
Why people get two
Dogs won’t wait for a battery to charge. With two balls, one is always ready, and homes with more than one dog skip the squabble. A spare also makes an easy gift.
My golden retriever, Cooper, is obsessed with his disco ball! He loves it so much we bought a backup just in case.
Golden Retriever owner, Facebook comment, Jul 29, 2026
The gift idea
Some gifts get sniffed once and forgotten. This one rolls, glows and calls your dog back for another round. The remote is already in the box, so there’s nothing to add. Charge it, unwrap it, and watch the first chase.
Everything in one box
A ball that plays with them when you can’t, and a little paw remote so you can join in from the sofa. A lovely gift for your own dog, a friend’s dog, or a parent’s dog who’s always up for a game.
Questions, answered
WoofBall Glow is made for chasing, not chewing. Inside the soft shell are a motor and a battery, so it isn’t a chew toy. If your dog destroys every ball in minutes, a solid rubber chew is the better choice. Play together, and stop using the ball if the shell gets damaged.
The battery and charging port sit inside a hard, sealed core, with no rubber plug on the outside for teeth to pull loose. It has no squeaker and no small loose parts. Like any toy with a battery, it’s for supervised play, so put it away when you’re not around.
It’s [80 mm / 3.1 in], a little bigger than a tennis ball, so it suits medium and large dogs best. For a small dog, hold the ball up to their mouth before the first game. Puppies and seniors can start with the gentle Normal Roll.
It doesn’t buzz nonstop. It rolls in short bursts, then pauses before the next round. The lights flash during play, so check with your vet first if your dog has a history of seizures.
Many dogs are careful at first, which is normal. Let them sniff it while it’s off, start on Normal Roll, and join in for a short game. If your dog still isn’t interested, email us within 30 days of delivery and we’ll make it right.
It rolls well on hardwood, tile, laminate and low carpet. On hard floors you’ll hear it bump along like any ball, and a rug keeps it quieter. It’s made for indoor floors, not puddles or the bath.
No app and no pairing. Charge it, switch it on and play. The paw remote is in the box and lets you send the ball forward or back from your seat. The ball also plays on its own.
Twist the shell open and plug in the USB-C cable. A full charge takes about 2.5 hours and gives about 4 hours of play, with up to 7 days of standby.
Twist off the shell, rinse it, and let it dry fully before putting it back. Keep the core dry and never submerge it.
We ship worldwide. Delivery usually takes 8-12 business days, and the cost shows at checkout. Every order has a tracking link, and includes free shipping.
A plain ball only moves when you throw it. This one has a touch sensor, motor, rechargeable battery and LED lights in a sealed core, plus two play modes and a remote. A real person answers your emails, and you get our 30-day money-back guarantee.
Email us at: support.cadell@gmail.com and a real person will reply, usually within 24 hours. Tell us your dog’s size, age and play style and we’ll help you decide.