• Round teal dog puzzle feeder with yellow sliders and a red bone spinner on an oak floor
  • Small white Maltese dog nudging a slider on the round dog puzzle feeder
  • Close-up of a yellow slider half open over kibble on the dog puzzle feeder
  • Teal, yellow and red dog puzzle feeder toy on a plain cream background
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Dog Puzzle Feeder Toy

Interactive Slow Feeding Treat Game with Sliders and Spinner for Dogs and Cats

Dog Puzzle Feeder Toy

£15.99
£15.99
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A brain game with treats
Slows down fast eaters
Wipes clean after play

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A brain game that pays out in treats. Hide kibble under the sliding covers and the spinning centre, then watch your dog work out how to nudge, paw and slide each one open. It is a great way to slow a meal down and burn off energy on days when a long walk is not possible.

Details
  • Sliding covers and a spinning bone hide treats
  • Mental exercise that helps beat boredom
  • Slows down fast eaters
  • Sturdy plastic that wipes clean
  • For dogs and cats

Size: One size.

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Free tracked UK delivery and 30 day returns. Arrives in 5 to 10 working days, tracked all the way.

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Jack Russell terrier working on the dog puzzle feeder on a living room rug

Ten minutes of thinking, one tired dog

Working out each slider takes focus. A short puzzle session is a lovely way to settle a dog on wet days or before you head out.

Cockapoo taking kibble from the open compartments of the dog puzzle feeder, seen from above

Slide, spin and sniff out every treat

Treats hide beneath the sliding covers around the edge and under the spinning bone in the centre, so there is always another one to find.

Hand wiping the dog puzzle feeder clean with a cloth on a kitchen worktop

Bright, sturdy and simple to clean

Castle Catalogue chose a solid plastic puzzle with smooth edges that wipes clean after every game.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does it work?

Place kibble or small treats in the compartments, close the sliders and let your dog work out how to move them with nose or paw.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes. Start with a few sliders left half open, then close them fully as your dog gets the idea.

What is it made from?

A sturdy PP plastic.

Can cats use it?

Yes. It works for cats as well as dogs.

How do I clean it?

Wipe or rinse with warm soapy water and dry before the next use. Supervise play and put it away afterwards so it is not chewed.

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