[Interactive dog toy] This is a fun interactive puppy puzzle toy, which can easily become your puppy and cat’s closest companion and toy, and release the pressure of the dog. Find food by sliding parts to improve the pleasure of eating, IQ.
[Slow feeder] This slow feeder encourages pets to eat at a lower speed, helps to slow down feeding time, helps dogs digestion, and provides a variety of healthy snacks for your dog.
[Slow feeding toy] Use this educational game toy to exercise the dog’s brain, which will help meet the dog’s instinctive needs, train the pet’s sense of smell, and let the dog enjoy fun when using the nose or paw to move the slider The feeding, while providing mental stimulation.
goins@pitt.edu –
It was challenging for our dog but not too challenging
Ghost yourself –
First time going against twist locks, took her +15 mins with a little help from me on the locks. The plastic feels smooth kinda like matte but strong enough to withstand scratches and bites. A challenging enrichment.
Margot Wright –
It kept the puppy’s intertaind. Fun to watch how excited they were.
LK –
My dog loves this puzzle toy. He gets so excited when I bring it out for him to play with. He learned quickly how to push the moveable parts to get the treats
Chrissy –
She loved this. Wish I could find more brain games for her. I’m thinking of making a few myself
antonia fuentes –
My dog absolutely loves this stimulation activity. I chop up one chewy treat and one milk bone and place them randomly under the sliders. I only give it to him once a day so he doesn’t lose interest but you could replace treats with dog food for meals.
Keith –
My husky/lab/mystery mix figured it out in about 5 minutes but she really enjoyed it. Unfortunaltly she doesn’t like normal dog toys and will only fetch a ball for a treat. It’s only puzzles like these that really grab her attention and this thing feels durable enough to last for years. Obviously I wouldn’t recommend this to a chewer and you should always supervise your dog with toys if they are. This is a puzzle, not a heavy duty rubber tire.
Abby –
She likes to bang it around and make a lot of noise with it but it doesn’t bother me so much at home, but ill probably have to find another puzzle toy that she cant throw around n make such loud noises for public spaces.
When shes finished she comes over and barks to let me know, guess she wants to play againXD
William Tater –
I was hesitant about purchasing puzzle toys until my dog tried a few of them out at an obedience class led by our local shelter. This brand seems sturdy and legit. My dog loved this one, so I thought I’d give it a try. I now use it to feed him his kibble when I have a few minutes to stick around and put it up once he’s through, or load it with treats to reward and distract him after ‘traumatic’ doggy events like baths. We’re adding in more bones as he gets quicker at finding all of the food pockets. I’d recommend this toy; the price was worth it because my dog will get plenty of use out of it.
Mary N. –
Sturdy and no loose parts. Great for a large dog. My coonhound solved this is a few seconds as was expected – his sense of smell is extraordinary. I didn’t purchase this as a brain teaser – this works great as a distraction when I need to change his behavior like when we are eating dinner or distract him from our cats. He enjoys finding his treats in the puzzle, it’s nice and sturdy and not easily knocked over, the moving parts are all attached. It’s a win – win for us!
Phylicia –
Just got this for my puppy and she loves it. Definitely recommend for dogs that get bored.
David E. Evans –
Our rescue beagle was a fast eater. This slowed her down and also kept her interest.