Dog Puzzle - Dog Food Puzzles Toy Feeder, Treat Puzzle Toys for Dogs (Push)

The media could not be loaded.  This puzzle is designed for dogs who need a challenge and helps them to seek their kibble, making them eat slower. Their minds must work and their noses too. It reduces boredom. Our Veterinarian suggested us to find puzzles that would be interesting for our girl and now she is able to choose her puzzle and looks forward to meal time. The plastic is sturdy and easy to clean. It comes with 1 extra square flap. I like also that the side attachments can go underneath the puzzle for storage and removed when needed. Using this puzzle helped us because there were different stages of learning. This has some weight so in isn't easily being picked up by the dog. She can scooch it while pushing her head,but it doesn't go far, keeping her still interested in finding her kibble. I would definitely recommend this puzzle to anyone who wants to get their dogs mind stimulated. Watching her search and successfully finding the food gives her confidence in her ability to learn and grow in her life. You won't be disappointed!! It doesn't need any suction cups or stickers to attach to the floor as that would make it more difficult to clean.

This thing is great, keeps the cats occupied for at least an hour. It’s too bad they’re dumb and try to bite the pucks off instead of scoot them around

The media could not be loaded.  This video is from her first time trying this toy. She got it by the end of her meal. My only complaint is that is slips around too much on the kitchen floor, I had to put it on the carpet.

This thing is great!My kitten is a treat FIEND, and has mastered every puzzle we’ve thrown down for him in minutes. Either because it was too easy for him, or because he could just flip it over, and everything would spill out.Not so with the button puzzle! If he flips it over, anything under the flaps will still fall out, but the rest of the treats are still safe inside. So he gets a bonus game of flipping it back right side up and pushing the button.Even though he has figured it out, it still keeps his attention for a good half hour or so in the evening when we’re cooking dinner.On top of that, its easy enough to clean, and very sturdy. Even comes with replacement flaps in case one gets broken.10/10 would recommend

This may be fine for your dumber dogs who will gamely push the wheel around to receive their treats, but the quicker learners will find a better way. My Australian Shepherd Maggie is not without her flaws (some refer to them as "antisocial tendencies"), but stupidity and lack of drive are not among them. She subscribes to a neopagan belief system in which, if she lives bravely and dies gloriously in battle, she will live eternally feasting on ground beef and peanuts with Thor and Odin in Valhalla, so I thought she might be willing to accept this toy in the name of facing down a worthy challenger--this is how she regards her Nina. Ottosson puzzle feeder. However, with characteristic contempt for the weak and scheming, she promptly (like, second time with the toy) figured out how to unscrew the (poorly designed) locking nut at the top of the toy to dispense with its games and trickery. Had she the power of speech, she would have screamed an Immortal-Joe style "MEDIOCRE" at the top of her lungs.A few other things to note:1. Only works with relatively large quantity of food--won't really do for between meals enrichment.2. If tipped, food will roll down into whichever of the pockets the dispenser is aligned with (so they eat out of only one of the pockets, rather than all eight), so even dogs who don't figure out how to unscrew the nut will probably eventually figure out how to cheat.3. Due to light weight, pretty slippery on both carpet and our poured concrete floor, despite very nice grippy pads on the bottom.In summary--may be fine for smaller dogs with less problem solving ability; bigger, brighter (some might call them superior) dogs will have none of this thing's nonsense.

I bought this puzzle toy for my mini Australian Shepherd, Luna, who is too darn smart for her own good and usually manages to figure out and totally empty puzzles in 5 minutes or less. This puzzle, though? Each time she uses it, it keeps her engaged for at least 20, if not 30+ minutes. Not to mention, I have the only dog in the world that is totally "meh" about her usual mealtime.. Most times, food in her bowl will sit for hours before she's finally hungry enough to bother with it. But not with this thing. Something about the toy makes her an enthusiastic eater from the second I set it down on the floor, eagerly sniffing out her everyday, normal kibble like it's some sort of special treat.Functionality-wise, it's a very sturdy toy as far as dog puzzles go. Obviously you'll want to watch them while they are using it, especially if you have a serial chewer. But the toy is heavy enough that while it can be scooted around on the carpet, my dog has difficulty turning it upside down. (Which is Luna's usual shortcut method of quickly "solving" her puzzles.) I also appreciate that the adjustable holes on the hopper allow for accommodating different food sizes and difficulty levels. The design is challenging enough to keep really smart, engaged pups busy for a while, but not so difficult that it causes undue frustration once they understand how it works. Plus.. it's just so darn cute, watching her excitedly spin the hopper like her life depends on it and then check to see which compartment the kibbles fell into.Overall, a solid 5/5 dog puzzle. Definitely recommend, especially for puzzle flippers and world record puzzle solvers like my girl.

Mi perro de 12 años jamás había tenido algo así, y en menos de 5 minutos encontró el truco de los dos niveles. Además de sujetar una de la compuertas para levantarlo y vaciar de una sola vez. Al segundo día, ya giraba la tapa superior para comer directo.Así que, creo que depende del tipo de personalidad de cada perrito.