Smart Paws <25 Holes> Interactive Pet Puzzle Toys, Level 2 Dog Slow Feeder,Dog Puzzle Feeder,Rabbit Toy

My dog loves it! Just be careful and make sure they're calm because the little caps that pop out instead of slide, cause a choking hazard! Make sure doggo doesn't get to excited and try to eat one! Also, There is no suction or grip on the bottom so it slides around a lot until he puts his foot on it or you put it on carpet.

The cat puzzle has been a fantastic addition to our home! Our cat is absolutely enthralled with it, spending hours each day eagerly seeking out the hidden treats. The puzzle not only keeps our cat entertained but also stimulates their mind, promoting problem-solving skills and reducing boredom. Watching our cat navigate the puzzle with such enthusiasm has been delightful. It's a perfect way to ensure our furry friend stays active and engaged. Highly recommended for any cat owner looking to provide both fun and mental stimulation for their pet!

In this video I hid treats along w her food to show you guys. Lol. She wasn’t hungry at the time. But our bunny loves it! It’s perfect for keeping them entertained while eating. I did have to work with her to show her how to push the little trays. So she’s learned to nudge them with her nose or she’ll use her paws to move them by tapping. It’s so cute. I’d recommend working with your bunny to teach them how it works. Lol. The caps she took to it fast cause of a previous food tray she has. I would keep on eye on the tray as she knocks the caps sometimes on the sliding trays so they’ll get stuck and then she can’t slide the trays to eat, fyi. The more complex, the better it is for them. Her having this dish and foraging mats, etc, keeps her from wreaking havoc to our home.lol to clean, the first time I washed it. But it took a while to shake and dry, so now I shake or vacuum the little compartments and wipe clean w a damp mild soapy cloth and wipe dry. We do recommend this for bunny parents!!!!

It moves,I put gorilla pads on the bottom..lt still moves a little. Some pieces flit out. I like that it has two different levels together. I have a few different games so she doesn’t get board with one.

Really like this puzzle for my dog, she enjoys it and because it's plastic I can just rinse off the slobber when she's done. It's not great for my 70lb GSD because he's just too big but my 25 lb Pomsky thinks it's the best invention ever. She's still having some trouble figuring out the sliders but I'm sure she'll get it in time. She's attempted to chew it when she can't get the sliders to move so I wouldn't recommend this toy is given unsupervised (and really I don't think there's a puzzle toy you can give to a dog unsupervised, since the go-to move for every dog whenever there's any frustration is to chew it up). I correct chewing immediately and she's learned she has to find other ways to get the treats out.