TRIXIE Intelligence toy dog activity "Dog Activity strategy game flip board, ø 23 cm” - 32026

The media could not be loaded. I wanted something to engage a cheeky cat who will open drawers and cupboards in her quest for treats.I have used the plastic balls with holes in, but she gets the food out very fast.This is perfect. It is well made, the right size for a cat, and easy for them to use. The levers and lids all slide very smoothly and move with just a nudge of the paw or nose. It is a level 2 toy (level 1 is easy, level 3 is hard).As the cat found this too easy I gave it to the two chickens. They enjoy it when it is primed with corn and will be seen occasionally exploring it just in case. It survives well outside although I did bring it in at nights during the winter. The chickens can access all of the compartments by using their beaks. Makes a great party trick!I have had this toy for a couple of years at least and it is definitely very robust.* Would recommend +++*I have recently replaced it as a builder stood on it - the toy did not survive.2018 update. I now have two ex-battery chickens and a bantam Orpington. They, too, thoroughly enjoy this and have all picked up this game quickly. The toy is very, very sturdy and the last one was been kept outside for a couple of years. I am reordering as I stood on it and broke a flip board....2022 Update This lasts forever outside unless I stand on it🤦🏻‍♀️All my chickens (mostly rescue) have loved this toy and start to get very excited when it appears.

Bought from Warehouse Deals so no instructions but very simple to use and fill. Yes my Border Collie got to grips with it very quickly but still enjoys playing "find" treats in it. He now opens the sections and, if it is not his favourite treat inside, he will close it and go for another! His menu then comprises: chocolate mini bone, cheese, markie, ginger biscuit. No matter which order I put it in. The sections are small so some treats have to be broken up but at least he won't get too full, or too fat. We play with it once a week to keep it fresh, use "play" road cones another day which fit other things such as a tennis ball, rawhide shoe chew, etc. Has accidentally been left with him unsupervised but was no problem whatsoever. Still got all it's pieces and in full working order, twelve months on. Very easy to clean, if necessary. Sturdy and will last a very long time. Just need to keep it exciting for him. I highly recommend this toy.

Good puzzle toy especially for the price. The only downside and it’s not specific to this product, is that it doesn’t take long for the dog to figure it out and get bored.

I thought it would be too easy for a Labrador, but actually she spent a lot of time figuring it out the first time around and now it keeps her occupied when we want her not to pay attention to something else that's going on. For the price, it's really quite sturdy and it's made of a robust plastic casing. The only qualm I have with it is that the notches that you can take off and hide treats underneath, she carries them around in her mouth and I'm worried that she's going to swallow them. I tried to give it to my cat as well, but he wasn't really very interested. That's likely because he's not a very food motivated cat

Good quality dog puzzle toy but I found the compartments to be on the small side and would be better if deeper. Still lots of fun for dogs who need stimulating play or slow feeder.

Keeps 8mth old cavapoo busy really enjoys learnt very fast how to get the treats out

Great for our border collie Just a bit of extra stimulation at hole Really got her thinking with all the different systems to get treats A wipe with damp cloth keeps it clean Have tried it with cat and she loves it too Have also put small pieces of veg in it which works well 👍

Tough durable material. Took a 12 month old collie a few attempts to get everything right but didn’t get frustrated, was kept interested.