Would this Feed Tennis Balls?
1714774
I'm not sure and we don't even use this anymore. My grandson couldn't get it to work right.
1517294
Yes, this is a fertilizer/animal feed grade so it would be OK to use it for that.
1177
No, not very well at all. Youd be better off buying one of those things made specifically for throwing tennis balls for your dog
1803088
No, not regular size tennis balls. The machine uses golf ball size, spongy/rubber baseballs. I hope that helps
43769
Yes I think it can, I feed my cats small amounts spaced out throughout the day, I would say they both get feed little over a tablespoon and a half each time and it can still go down. The super feeder was originally designed to dispense fish food pellets in ponds! So it can go down pretty far depending on the pellet size and settings you have on it.
623102
Yes, very easily. A tennis ball is smaller than a baseball, so it will fit in the box with no problem (I actually looked at our box and and a tennis ball to make sure.)
789313
No. Manufacturers of REAL tennis balls (not 'dog' tennis balls, but REAL tennis balls designed for playing tennis) must conform to very strict manufacturing procedures so that their balls can be trusted to bounce reliably and predictably in a tennis game. Tennis balls are strictly regulated. Imagine playing tennis with a ball that can't be trusted to bounce predictably! You might have noticed that dog 'tennis' balls don't bounce very well--they aren't really tennis balls.
1666801
I think this ball would meet your needs. On a hard service it would bounce better than a basketball. This is a versatile product that can be used in many different sports.
1883553
I believe so! The pump comes with two small attachments, and should work for standard exercise balls. However, I have not used it for that myself.
2005460
I would say yes if your ball is larger than a softball but no if it's not. The cellophane is not very thick.
623104
Since a tennis ball is smaller than a baseball, it will fit; however, the supports in the bottom are too far apart to keep the ball from wiggling around a little when the case is moved.
1666182
If you have enough of them they would. The larger the load the more balls you would need to use.
275145
YES - just tennis balls. Another person ask if it picks up baseballs and that answer is NO.
151082
I wouldn't advise it. Go with a larger size if they make it. Due to the larger mouth of a rottie I would worry about choking. It is slightly larger than a tennis ball.
463034
yes, but you need to feed it consistently without letting it clog. It can be a slow process.
1427551
I am afraid that it would clump up inside and not feed out properly. If you used "dry" feed pellets then this feeder would do a great job.
1547996
Depending on how full you want it? I would suggest 2 bags of 100 balls! Gives it the perfect fullness!