Interactive Dog Treat Dispenser

Adjustable Difficulty, So It Stays Interesting

A puzzle toy your dog solves in a week stops being a puzzle. This one has adjustable openings, so once your dog has worked out the easy setting you make it harder, and the toy goes back to being a problem worth spending twenty minutes on.

Add kibble and it becomes a slow feeder as well, which is the useful side effect. A dog working food out of a toy eats at a fraction of the speed they would at a bowl, and the mental work tires them in a way a walk does not.

The rollers are soft rubber and run quietly, which anyone who has had a hard plastic toy dragged across floorboards during a film will appreciate. The body is thickened ABS plastic with non toxic nylon, built to take the pressure a dog applies when there is food involved.

Product Features

• Adjustable openings so you can increase the difficulty over time
• Doubles as a slow feeder when filled with kibble
• Soft rubber rollers for quiet use on hard floors
• Provides mental stimulation, not just physical play
• Non toxic nylon and thickened ABS construction

Specifications

• Material: Non toxic nylon and thickened ABS plastic with soft rubber rollers
• Suitable for: Small to medium sized dogs
• Care: Add kibble and rinse clean after use

Common Questions

What goes inside it?

Dry kibble and small training treats. Anything soft or oversized will stick rather than fall through.

My dog gets frustrated with puzzle toys. Will this work?

Start on the easiest setting and stay nearby for the first few sessions. Increase the difficulty only once they are getting food out reliably.

Is it suitable for a large dog?

It is designed for small to medium dogs. A large dog would empty it quickly and apply more force than it is built for.