KITTAIL Dog Puzzle Toys Enrichment - Feeders Treat Dispensing Mentally Stimulating Toys for Smart Puppy Small Large Dogs

Ok toy. Not worth buying again. Plastic is not as sturdy as it should be for a dog toy. The levers or slides whatever u call them also love way to easy so the dog doesn’t really have to figure anything out just bump it on accident and things open.

Exactly as pictured! My dog doesn’t really chew on this so I can’t say for certain if it’s very “chew proof”, but she loves it so much! She’s an incredibly fast eater so I portion some of her kibble into this to distract her while I’m prepping the rest and she really enjoys it! Tears through it very fast now though so I may have to find more puzzles! My only complaint is that the kibble pieces get lodged in the edges of the slide pockets and you can’t get them out unless you tip it and it goes all over. I have smaller kibble though so may not be an issue for everyone. But still a great puzzle for her!

Fun game for my dog, she loves it. Also a good way to break up treats and snacks without over feeding. My dog has destroyed a few of these types of toys in the but, this one has lasted a few trial runs. She has grown out of chewing / destroying things, so seems to just enjoy the game + I love that it’s another enriching toy to keep her brain occupied.

Our Aussie caught on quickly which this breed does. He seems to enjoy it. Nice product not cheaply made.

My GSD lovesss this i put his favorite treat in here and he’s at it for a solid couple of minutes. I really think it makes him use his head to figure it out. My only down side is it does only take a few minutes, but this is honestly a great product and super cute.

I thought it would keep my 9 month old occupied, but as it turns out he figured out both of them and had them both completely emptied out in 48 seconds. He also list interest right away. Obviously no challenge for him. Needs something more stimulating.

I have a senior English bulldog. He’s not the brightest crayon in the box.. but he was able to eat all the food in less than a minute AND break the center pieces off. 60 whole seconds...

Our Boston Terrier mix struggled at first figuring out how it all worked. Since then, she loves it. It takes her about 10-15 minutes to find all the 'treats.' We use her dog food. She uses her nose and her paws. It seems durable enough.