Interactive Roller Puzzle Dispenser Toy for Dogs – Slow Feeder and Chew Fun Combined, Rolling Delights Enhance Intelligent Play and Chewing Joy – Ideal for Medium to Large Breeds

The media could not be loaded.  I have a smart puppy who has quickly mastered a number of puzzles. This puzzle checks all the boxes for me.-It engages my guy for longer than most of the other puzzles that we have tried.-It is sturdy-It is easy to load with treats and easy to clean.- The sliding trap doors allow for variation in size of treats, and or distribution rate.Side note- the collection drawers favor dogs with thinner snouts! I have also have a pug that struggles a bit to retrieve the treats from the drawers. It’s not impossible, and taking the flip up doors off would help, but let’s circle back to the joy of having a toy that occupies a dog for longer than 2 minutes!Video is of my puppy playing with his toy, while waiting for his turn at our local dog pool. The leash is to keep him out of the pool, not to force him to play with his toy. He loves his puzzles!

Both my chocolate lab and dingo love this toy. It’s mainly used to help our chocolate lab slow down on feeds. He has yet to break this one like he’s broken through a couple of others so that’s a great thing! I do wish it came in different colors but that’s just an aesthetic thing

The media could not be loaded.  My dog, a standard poodle, learned pretty quickly that he has to spin the cylinder to release more treats. He will spin and then check all the receptacles for treats. He stays at it until it's empty. He knows where I store it and occasionally goes to that cupboard looking for it.I have the little dispensing doors set to half way open. If they are all the way open too much comes out at once or flies all over the floor when the cylinder spins. If they are closed more then not enough comes out.It's a good toy to keep him occupied and engaged for a while, and he seems to enjoy it,

Bought this as a brain game slow feeder for my pups. The compartment that holds the kibble/ treats hold a lot but is pretty tough to spin even for human. The holes the kibble/treats come out have sliders that are adjustable so you can have it dispense big and small size treats and allow more or less to dispense each turn depending on size…

This is an amazing puzzle my puppy loves it the only thing is if you don’t want them to cheat you need it to stick to the floor or they will spin it all then flip it over and all the food comes out lol

The media could not be loaded.  I recently introduced this puzzle feeder to my pets, and I can happily say my dogs love it. The adjustable treat dispensing settings have not only made mealtime more interactive but also safer, helping prevent choking and overeating.Progressing through the levels, I've seen a marked increase in their mental engagement and physical coordination. It's delightful watching them explore and learn new ways to retrieve their treats, transforming mealtime into a stimulating game.The quality and stability of the product are also commendable, ensuring a clean and tidy feeding area. It is evident that thoughtfulness and safety were priorities in its design. A worthwhile investment for pet owners seeking to enhance their dogs' mealtime.

The media could not be loaded.  My dog loves it. But he is determined to try to chew on it. Hard plastic can break a tooth maybe. Should not be used without supervision.

My dog loves it. Get a treat when he wants it.