DR CATCH Dog Puzzle,Dogs Food Toys for IQ Training & Mental Enrichment,Dog Treat Puzzle(Blue)

My 13-week-old Bernedoodle absolutely loves this puzzle! I load it up with her standard kibble, and she immediately gets to work nudging the pieces around to reach her food. She gets so excited the moment she sees me pulling it out. The very first time, I mixed in a few treats to entice her, but I quickly realized she doesn't even need treats to stay completely engaged. It keeps her focused, entertained, and happy. I highly recommend this to any fur baby parent!

I have a little 3-month-old Australian shepherd, and she LOVES this thing. She's constantly trying to use it and plays with it often, it is not too difficult for her tho, I think I will have to get one that keeps her busy for longer, but it has been really good and keeps her engaged for a while even when empty lol. She chews on it and takes it to her bed, and it is like new. I will have to update after a few months

Bought this for my puppy to help keep him entertained and stimulated throughout the day. I was worried he might not get it but he picked up how to use it almost immediately. He LOVES it. He gets so excited whenever he sees me getting it to fill up. It’s easy enough for him to use since everything goes pretty much just one way. None of the parts appear to be removable so cleaning it isn’t super easy in my opinion. I do like that they’re not removable though personally so that my little chewer doesn’t try to eat any of the pieces. My only real complaint is that not a whole lot of food fits into it. If you fill every food spot you can fit maybe 1/4 cup of kibble but if you’re making it a true puzzle and hiding food in only some spots it’s really not much. They’re small spots too and to keep the pieces slidable you’re really limited to maybe 4-6 pieces of kibble max per spot. Depending on your dog, this won’t work as a slow feeder. Mine isn’t one to inhale his food so we don’t need a slow feeder but he seems to go through this in under a minute anyway he gets so excited about it.

My chihuahua seems to really like this thing. It is not too challenging but definitely keeps him busy for a few minutes. He figured out how to move the pieces to get to the food quite easily but I like it because it slows him down while eating. Sometimes I take two snacks and break them into small pieces to fill up all the food spaces and give this to him as a treat….it lasts for 5 minutes instead of 30 seconds!

My 6 month old puppy figured this out in 3 minutes. Did not puzzle her at all and the slides moves very easy even with tilting in your hand. Returned and looking for a more puzzling interaction.

My sweet girl loves this. I have a frenchie that’s not very active, but she likes this toy. Keeps her occupied and fixes the boredom when she is awake.

I love this. Its my mom new dog thats a rescue and he's an energetic 24/7 cant wear him out, aggressive chewer,Pomeranian. Hes beautiful and smart. So that makes me Fun Auntie lol. I get him toys and treats and shreds it in minutes.. lol. Chews it, gnaws it to death. But! This he loves it! Now my mom has to fill it 2 times a day so he can go to his treat puzzle wheel and play. If she tries to take it..he's lil snarky and Barky..so its in same place it was since day 1. Laughing. Extra adorable to give him love and he's obviously never had until now. Durable, fun, entertaining and he loves it.

We picked this up for our puppy, Lucy, because we quickly realized two things: 1. She eats like she’s in a competitive speed-eating contest 2. She has way too much brainpower for her own good This little puzzle has been a solid addition to our “keep the dog busy so we can function” toolkit. What it does well: You hide treats or kibble under the sliding pieces, and your dog has to sniff, paw, and nudge them open. It turns eating into a mini problem-solving session, which is great for slowing them down and burning some mental energy Lucy’s experience (aka real-world testing): First time using it? She approached it like she was defusing a bomb. Very cautious. Very suspicious. By day two? She’s basically a professional safecracker. That seems to track with other dog owners too, some pups stay entertained, while others figure it out pretty quickly Pros: • Slows down eating (no more inhaling food in 12 seconds) • Great mental stimulation—tires them out without you doing anything • Easy to set up and clean • Durable enough for normal use (but not a chew toy) Cons: • Smart dogs may “beat the system” pretty fast • Best for small to medium dogs (portion size is limited) • Food can get stuck in some compartments Bottom line: If you’ve got a curious or high-energy dog, this is absolutely worth it, especially as a starter puzzle toy. Just don’t be surprised if your dog turns into a puzzle-solving prodigy and starts expecting harder challenges. Final verdict: Lucy now eats slower, thinks harder… and is probably plotting her next level-up. 🐶🧠🍖

My fur baby loves it. I use it so that he eats slowly... 😊

This is a GREAT interactive toy for your dog to keep them happy for a while. We fill up the sections with little treats for our pure bred Toy Poodle, and another interactive toy which he has to push over to release small treats whenever we have to go out, as he looks SO sad when we are getting ready to leave :( He knows that we are going out, and dogs are SO clever....but they all just want to be with their "pack" all the time, and they get sad when they are left alone. That is natural, so this type of interactive toy will occupy them for at least some of the time while you are gone. Highly recommend this item.

This product has kept my little puppy busy. Great value for money

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This is a great toy to add a little bit of enrichment to your dogs life. Makes them work a little harder for food. My Poodle loves it and plays with the slides even when there is no food in the pockets.