Gris Juguete Bola Campana Dados High Roller
Designed by Dr Duncan

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    Juguete Bola Campana Dados High Roller

    A bell ball inside a felt dice with holes on every face. She hits it, it tumbles, and the game moves across the floor.

    5.0 out of 5.0, 9 reviews
    Gris Juguete Bola Campana Dados High Roller
    $41.00 AUD
    Size One size Will it suit my cat? Read the guide

    Packs flat to 34 x 24 x 4 cm, about 170 g. Light enough for her to shove around the room, so one per cat is the right number. Hard floors suit it best.

    Color Gris

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    Vet designed

    Designed by emergency vet Dr Duncan Houston. Tested at home by Gary, a Ragdoll who has moved it to every room in the flat.

    Why this toy

    • Designed by Dr Duncan Houston
    • Tested by Gary
    • Bell ball inside, holes on every face
    • Flat-packed, slots together

    Explainer

    Dr Duncan explains the High Roller Dice

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    Filmed by Dr Duncan Houston, emergency veterinarian and founder of PURRZ™. No script department, no actors, the product in his hands.
    Read the script
    1. 0:00 Good day. I'm Dr Duncan Houston and this is my fake living room.
    2. 0:03 All right, let's go through the dice. This is the High Roller. I really like this because it's a giant dice for your cat. You can actually play with it if you want.
    3. 0:13 Look, this does have a ball inside. It has a couple of little structural integrity bits inside, so it's not that easy to knock the ball around.
    4. 0:20 This is really good because it's really lightweight. You can play with your cat, roll it around. It's pretty big, actually.
    5. 0:25 It is quite fun and you can play games with it. That's the High Roller Dice.

    In this video

    How it works

    Why the High Roller Dice works for a cat left alone all day

    Illustrated brown and cream cat in a purple collar swiping a grey PURRZ™ High Roller Dice so it tips over onto one edge, a bell glinting through one of its holes

    The whole toy moves

    Most bell-ball boxes stay put and let the ball do the moving.

    • A proper swipe sends it tumblingThis one weighs about 170 grams, so a proper swipe sends the cube tumbling across the floor, ball rattling, and it comes to rest on a new face with new holes.
    • She chases the cubeShe chases the cube, works the ball through the nearest hole, and hits it again.
    • A hunt that movesA hunt that moves, not a puzzle that sits there.
    Illustrated brown and cream cat reaching a paw into a hole on top of a grey PURRZ™ High Roller Dice, the bell ball inside showing through the centre hole of the five-hole face

    Pips are paw holes

    The six faces are cut like a dice, one hole on one face and up to six on another, so there is always an opening on top and one at floor level, and two cats can work opposite faces at once.

    • A paw and a forearmThe holes take a paw and a forearm.
    • The ball lives insideThe ball goes in before the last panel closes and lives inside; the pip holes take a paw, not the ball.
    Illustrated man in a purple jumper kneeling to place a stack of flat grey PURRZ™ High Roller Dice felt panels in an open white drawer, a purple bell ball beside them and a brown and cream cat watching

    Flat felt, slots together

    Six dense polyester felt panels with tab joints, no tools, and it comes apart the same way for a wipe or a drawer.

    • Packs flat, posts as a presentIt packs flat to 34 by 24 by 4 centimetres and weighs about 170 grams, which is why it posts as a present and why a cat can move it.
    • Grey or Cream, like a diceGrey or Cream, and it looks like a dice, which is the joke.

    Size guide

    One size, two colours: will it suit my cat, and what is in the box

    • Selected
      19 x 16 x 18 cm

      One size

      About 170 gA bell ball inside a felt dice with holes on every face

      19 x 16 x 18 cm

    Three rules for choosing

    • One per cat is the right number, because the cube ends up wherever the cat left it. Two cats can share one and work opposite faces; two cats with one each will still swap.

    • Kittens: from the point she is pouncing on things. If she can fit her head through the largest hole, the toy waits until she cannot, because a head that goes in can get stuck coming out. Adult cats reach in with a paw and a forearm.

    • Big cats and strong swipers move it further; a cube that keeps turning up under the couch is doing its job. Hard floors let it slide and let the bell carry; on thick carpet it stays put and plays like a box with holes.

    Illustrated brown and cream cat sitting beside a cream PURRZ™ High Roller Dice and reaching one paw down into a hole on its top face, its head staying outside

    Specifications

    Assembled size
    19 x 16 x 18 cm
    Flat pack
    34 x 24 x 4 cm
    Weight
    About 170 g
    Material
    Dense polyester felt panels; hollow plastic bell ball
    Openings
    Round pip holes through all six faces, one to six per face
    Ball
    One hollow plastic ball with a bell inside, blue; loose in the flat pack, closed in at assembly
    Assembly
    Six panels with tab joints, no tools; the ball goes in before the last panel
    Colours
    Grey (charcoal felt), Cream (pale oat felt)
    Care
    Brush or vacuum fur off; wipe with a damp cloth
    In the box
    Six felt panels, 1 bell ball
    Designed by
    Dr Duncan Houston, emergency veterinarian, PURRZ™
    Made in
    China

    How to

    How to set it up so she actually plays with it

    • Illustrated man in a purple jumper kneeling to hold the open-topped walls of a grey PURRZ™ High Roller Dice, its loose top panel and a purple bell ball on the floor and a brown and cream cat watching

      Slot it together

      Five panels, then the ball, then the sixth. Tabs into slots, no tools, a minute at most.

    • Illustrated man in a purple jumper sitting cross-legged on a round cream rug as a brown and cream cat reaches a paw into a cream PURRZ™ High Roller Dice, a purple bell ball showing inside

      Put it on the floor she uses

      Hard floor is best: the cube slides and the bell carries. On thick carpet it stays put and becomes a box with holes, which still works.

    • Illustrated man in a purple jumper kneeling to roll a grey PURRZ™ High Roller Dice over onto one edge towards a watching brown and cream cat, a purple bell ball showing through a hole

      Roll it once in front of her

      One push so it rings and tumbles, then leave her to it. Most cats have a paw in a hole within the minute.

    • Illustrated brown and cream cat in a purple collar curled up asleep against the side of a grey PURRZ™ High Roller Dice

      Leave it out

      It is a leave-out toy: no string, no feathers, nothing to come off. Look at the ball for cracks now and then.

    • Illustrated man in a purple jumper kneeling at an open white drawer with a cream PURRZ™ High Roller Dice in his hands and a grey one stored inside, a brown and cream cat watching

      Rotate it

      A week on the floor, a fortnight in a drawer, back out. Novelty is most of what a solo toy sells, so keep some in reserve.

    Vet noteDr Duncan Houston, emergency veterinarian

    This is a leave-out toy, and the simplest one in the range: no string, no feathers, nothing to unpick. Three things to watch. The ball is hollow plastic with a bell inside; if it cracks, the bell and the shards are small enough to swallow, so a cracked ball goes in the bin and a replacement goes in the cube. A cat who chews the felt rather than pawing it should lose the toy; some cats eat fabric, and felt in the gut is an obstruction, not a snack. And the largest hole: if a kitten can fit her head through it, she can get it stuck coming back out, so a small kitten plays with that face to the floor or waits a month. A cat who suddenly stops eating, vomits repeatedly or strains in the tray needs a vet the same day, not a new toy.

    Dr Duncan Houston outdoors holding Gary, his Ragdoll
    Dr Duncan Houston Emergency veterinarian and founder of PURRZ™

    Why I designed it

    A box with a bell in it is a toy. A box that rolls is a hunt.

    Bell balls in boxes are the toys I suggest most for cats who are alone all day, because the ball keeps moving after the cat has stopped.

    • For the cat who gets boredThe dice is the one for the cat who gets bored of a box that sits still.
    • A real swipe sends it tumblingIt weighs about 170 grams, so a real swipe sends the whole cube tumbling with the ball rattling inside it.
    • Every face has holesAnd because every face has holes, wherever it lands there is a new way in.
    • She chases it, works the ballShe chases it, works the ball, hits it again.
    • Slots together in a minuteGrey or Cream, six felt panels, slots together in a minute.
    • Gary treats it like a footballGary treats it like a football, which was the idea.

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    High Roller Dice vs the other PURRZ™ toys

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    High Roller Dice vs the other PURRZ™ toys
    This productHigh Roller DiceBoulderPuzzle PalTeddy Multi-Use Laser ToyBird Feather Wand Set
    Best forSolo play that moves across the floorSolo play while you are outSolo play in one spot; a food puzzle with dry biscuitsThe chase with a catch at the end; night-time playHands-on feather play with refills in the box
    How the cat playsPaws a bell ball through pip holes; the cube tumblesBats a bell ball through paw holesReaches through lid holes for a bell ball, swipes feathers on springsChases the dot, catches the featherStalks and pounces on feathers
    You or the cat aloneCat aloneCat aloneCat aloneYouYou
    PowerNoneNoneNoneUSB rechargeableNone
    FeathersNoneNone2 on springs1 attachment6 attachments, 3 styles
    OptionsGrey, CreamGrey, BeigeGrey, CreamBlack, BlueCockatoo Chaos, Kookaburra Craze
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      • Durable construction survives enthusiastic pouncing and batting sessions daily. The hidden angles create surprising movement patterns constantly.

        DwightJune 2026

      • The hidden bell mechanism inside keeps my cat engaged far longer than traditional toys. The dice patterns create unpredictable rolling movements.

        Brad SimpsonJune 2026

      FAQ

      High Roller Dice questions, answered by a vet

      Shipping and returns

      Dispatch
      Tracking sent when it ships; dispatch and delivery times by country are on the shipping page.
      Delivery
      Tracked, worldwide. International orders may attract duties.
      Returns
      Faulty, damaged or incorrect items are covered within 7 days of delivery. Email hello@purrz.com to start.
      Shipping and delivery detailsHow returns work
      What does a cat actually do with it?

      Paws at the bell ball through the holes, which rings it and usually shoves the cube, which tumbles onto a new face with new holes and a different sound. She follows it, reaches in again, hits it again. It is built for a cat on her own, and it moves, which is what separates it from a box that sits in the corner all day.

      Is it safe to leave out while I am at work?

      Yes, and it is the simplest leave-out toy in the range: no string, no feathers, nothing to unpick. Watch two things. A cracked ball goes in the bin, because the bell inside is small enough to swallow. And a cat who chews the felt rather than pawing it loses the toy; some cats eat fabric, and felt in the gut is an obstruction, not a snack.

      Grey or Cream?

      Same cube, same ball. Grey is charcoal felt and shows light fur less; Cream is a pale oat felt and shows dark fur less. Both are in stock and ship now. Pick the one that matches the floor it will live on, because the floor is where it will be, and usually under something.

      Can my kitten use it?

      From the point she is pouncing on things, with one rule: if she can fit her head through the largest hole, wait. A head that goes in can get stuck coming back out, and a kitten will try. Turn that face to the floor, or give it a month. Adult cats reach in with a paw and a forearm and the head stays outside.

      Does the ball come out?

      It goes in when you slot the last panel on and it is meant to stay in; the pip holes take a paw, not the ball. If it does come out, it is a bell ball on the floor, which is a different toy, not a problem.

      How do I clean it, and will it last?

      Brush or vacuum the fur off and wipe it with a damp cloth; it comes apart into six panels for a proper go. Assume it does not survive a washing machine. Dense felt takes a lot of pawing; a cat who is shredding it rather than playing wants a scratcher, and the felt will tell you which cat you have.

      What if it arrives damaged or my cat ignores it?

      Email hello@purrz.com within 7 days of delivery with a photo and your order number; faulty, damaged or incorrect items are covered and we pay the return shipping when the error is ours. A cat who ignores it in week one usually wants it to move first: one push so it rings and rolls, on a hard floor, and give it a fortnight.

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