Aelflane Treat Dispensing Puzzle Toys for Dogs, Spinning Food Dispensing Toys, Improves Pets Digestion, Improve Pets IQ Toys for Dogs

If VD you’re looking for something for your fur baby! This is it! My Maltipoo loves it!

This is a good starter toy. This is the 1st toy my "not smart" dog could do. My smart dog finished it in about 30 seconds

Fun little treat toy/puzzle for my dog!

This is a fun toy for my puppy. At first he tried mixing the rounded caps with his nose but then figured out how to use his paws. The only down side is that this can’t be filled with many treats so it ends fast. Then he tried to chew on the plastic pieces. Definitely need to supervise the puppy when using the toy because the round caps are small and could become a choking hazard if pulled out.

The Aelflane treat dispensing puzzle has proven to be a hit with my two dachshunds (16 weeks and 15 years). They were able to figure out how to move the domes within a minute or two and continue to move them around just to make sure they got all the kibble I put in it.The domes themselves glide around the bowl's perimeter quite easily, and reliably dispense the kibble when they pass over a hole. There is a slight indent along the ring that gives you just enough room to pop the domes in and out for cleaning.The holes on top of the domes are pretty small, about the size of a U.S. dime, so any kibble/treats you put in have to be pretty small. It wasn't much of an issue with my tiny pups but might be for larger dogs.Word of caution: you will want to monitor your pooch while they use this. My puppy tried to rip off the domes from the base and was able to get a grip on the hole with her tooth. She didn't manage to do it, but a dog with a bit more heft to them probably could.

Kept her busy for almost 5 mins. This is her first time with this type of puzzle. Took 12 kibble to completely fill one sliders. She was able to lick some kibble out. Slides with no problems.

My dog really enjoyed this “slow feeder” as it seemed to stimulate her intellectually. She is a pretty quick eater and evidently pretty smart so it extended her eating time only by 2-3 minutes. The holes are about dime size (smaller than I expected) so you’ll need to make sure that you have treats/kibble small enough to fit through and it slows down the filling up.

Our puppy has blown through other easier twist and push puzles with no problem. This one challenges her without frustrating her. As a bonus my four-year-old grandson enjoys playing with the dog food game that I bought for him. 🤣