Dog Interactive Treat Dispenser Toy, Food Puzzle Slow Feeder (Yellow)
$15.99
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Product Dimensions : 5.5 x 3.3 x 8.6 inches; 10.4 ounces
Item model number : SUITCHI-CAT-008
Date First Available : November 27, 2024
Manufacturer : SUITCHI
ASIN : B0DP51K8S8
Best Sellers Rank: #5,443 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #31 in Dog Slow Feeders
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This is a interactive feeder toy for dogs. It allows your dog to play with the feeding toy by itself when no one is around, making your dog’s life more active and fun.
Press-type dog treat dispenser toy. Through simple dog training, dogs can learn to press the dog treat dispenser toy by themselves and then eat the dog treat.
Slow feeder for dog.Each time the dog presses the button, only a little bit of dog food will come out, which can effectively reduce the dog’s eating speed and improve the dog’s dietary health.
The cute duck shape is made of food-grade PP material, so that dogs can be healthier and love this interactive dog feeder toy.
Support 30 days return and refund, 1 year replacement. If you encounter any problems after placing an order, you can contact us, and we will solve it for you as soon as possible.
13 reviews for Dog Interactive Treat Dispenser Toy, Food Puzzle Slow Feeder (Yellow)
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Meister_regmyster –
Neat training toy/tool for your dog
This dog toy was a gift to my brother. Here is his and his wife’s opinion on the product.This cute dog toy works really well. We have to train our dogs to press the lever and out pops a treat from the opposite side. It makes teaching them really fun. Right now our dogs are used to placing their paws in our hands instead of a lever so they will likely improve their technique in the future.The toy looks cute so it is appealing to see them with it. The dogs are more focused on the treats but they are starting to get excited when we bring it out for fun training time.It holds treats and dispenses them most of the time. The treats might be a little big or the lever may have not been pressed completely by the dog. Im sure with more training, they may get better results in the future. We find that small dry treats work the best as it leaves little to no mess to clean up.The toy does tend to slide when operated. We do have large dogs but that shouldn’t have to be an issue. This requires us to hold the toy steady as we train them. If this toy had rubber pads that help hold it steady, it would be an easy 5 stars. Of course I can order and place my own rubber pads so this makes it have a 4.5/5 stars. Maybe a small dog won’t push it around as easily but your own results may vary. If anything changes, we will update this review.Overall, we enjoy this dog toy and hope that you do too when you give it a try.
Mesha –
Duck Dog Treat Dispenser – A Fun, Engaging Toy for Curious Pups!
I recently got the Duck Dog Treat Dispenser for my Maltese, and it’s quickly become one of his favorite toys! It’s not just a treat dispenser — it’s an interactive challenge that keeps him engaged and mentally stimulated.Watching him figure out how to press the lever to release the treats has been both entertaining and rewarding. The mechanism works smoothly, and the treats come out easily once the lever is pressed, which encourages him to keep playing. It’s just the right level of difficulty to keep him curious without getting frustrated.What I love most is how it helps burn off some of his energy. Extended playtime with this toy gives him both physical activity and mental enrichment, which is perfect for a smart and playful dog like my Maltese.Overall, this is a fantastic toy for dogs who love a challenge and need a bit more stimulation during the day. Highly recommend it for curious pups!
Mr.Cabegin –
Adorable and Engaging Toy, but Has a Minor Mechanical Flaw
I bought this toy for my Maltipoo, Woody, and he absolutely loves it — and honestly, he looks so adorable playing with it! The overall quality feels solid, and the size is perfect for small to medium dogs. It’s easy to use, and I love that the toy has various hole sizes so you can control how quickly the treats come out, which adds to the fun and functionality.However, one downside is the pedal mechanism. When Woody steps on the pedal too hard, the gear tends to slip, and the spinning plate only engages properly when the pedal resets to its original position. This makes the treat dispensing less consistent than I’d hoped.Despite this minor flaw, it’s still a fun and stimulating toy that keeps my dog engaged and happy. It’s a great choice for treat-motivated pups who enjoy interactive play.
EmilyandPenny –
Entertaining feeder for dogs
Cute little toy for dogs. My Penny learned really fast and now that’s how I give her snacks. Very entertaining for me and keeps her busy.
Nataly –
decent treat dispenser
it’s cute and works well and wasn’t that hard for my dog to figure it out, however it slides around a lot and i have to constantly help my dog flip it over. overall it seems durable because he has really been going at it and sometimes puts all his weight into pushing the lever down. it’s funny to see him use it and it definitely keeps him entertained since he’s very food motivated. however i think it needs to be tweaked a bit so it doesn’t flip so much with ease, like maybe add weight to the bottom or something.
Tracy Mccollett –
Lots of fun for energetic dogs
I love these puzzle toys for my dog and I know that she loves them too. She is a very smart, energetic pitbull that needs her mind stimulated often or she will get herself in trouble. We have a lot of different toys like this for her and are constantly switching them out because she gets the hang of these really quick and grows bored shortly after but is so intrigued and excited to do a new one or even one she has had for a while but hasn’t been out in rotation. I would say this one is an easier one and might be better for a dog that is just starting to do these puzzles.
ksc –
didnt work for our pets
doggie ate this in less than 30 minutes when the treats did not dispense well. video showed a much more effective dispensing system. could not use when the plastic chips started to fall off, cute but not for us
Angelena –
Good!
Good, small. Great concept, but its for smaller dogs. My dog knocks it over when he pushes it. Fun toy juat need it to be a little bigger and heavier for bigger dogs. But we still love it!
Sheena –
This is so small and cheap. A handful of dog kibble weighs it down so much that the pedal barely comes back up after being depressed, and the spinning mechanism barely works. It might work better with cat kibbles. Also my dogs figured out SUPER fast they could stick their tongue in the hole in the dome and lick the kibbles out. It was a dumb purchase and I regret it.
Mangmags –
Our dog didn’t figured out how to push the duck’s tail for treats. I’m were impressed with the quality and clever design. It comes with three dispenser sizes for different treats. We love watching our dog play with it—very entertaining! Definitely worth the money to keep our dog happy. Highly recommend!
nicole hoy –
This is a great toy for dogs to interact with to get a treat, happy with the purchase and would recommend
KC –
This dispenser toy has been a game-changer for my energetic pup. Instead of gobbling down his meals in seconds, he now enjoys a fun, engaging challenge that slows his eating and keeps him mentally stimulated. I love watching him figure out how to get the treats out, it’s like a mini puzzle-solving session every time. It’s become a staple in our daily routine, keeping him entertained and helping with digestion.
Todd –
It works rather well but my cat keeps trying to use her face to press it, refuses to use paws.