Mankoda Dog Puzzle Toys, Slow Feeder Dog Bowls, Interactive Dog Toys for Boredom Buster and Mental Stimulation, Rotating Non-Slip Dog Food Dispenser for Small Dogs, Large Dogs and Puppy

Our new puppy definitely loves a challenge and to be mentally stimulated so we use this for his lunch time feeding as well as for treats. He hasn’t quite figured out how to spin it himself but he loves opening the little doors to search for delicious little nuggets. As he gets a little older I think this will be a great piece to keep mealtimes or playtime interesting and ever-changing.

The media could not be loaded.  My girl is a GSD and something that I worry about constantly is her developing bloat, which happens to high chested dogs. The only thing that can really be done to prevent it is feeding her slowly so I decided to give this slow feeder/toy a try!I had one in the past, but her old one wasn’t nearly sturdy enough and it tore up after a day or two of use. She was able to pick the old feeder up and when it landed on the top side all of her food would come out.This slow feeder is actually screwed in at the top with a plastic part of the feeder and it stays together. Even if she flips it, she still has to work to get the food out. It keeps her busy for almost half an hour when I fill it to the top, so not only is it feeding her slowly but it’s also acting as mental stimulation to help prevent boredom.Refilling the feeder is very easy and everything comes apart and goes back together easily and quickly. It includes an extra plastic flap which is appreciated because sometimes my dog likes to chew things she shouldn’t and having a spare is always nice.I can’t recommend this enough to anyone looking for a great way to feed their dog!

Great for any size dog! My little one is 4 months and she got it super quickly and started finishing all the food in there quick. I even use it as a slow feeder because it keeps her distracted and she doesn’t eat her food as fast as usual. She loves it!

My pupper loved this right out of the box! She somehow knew it was for her. She could hardly wait for me to put kibble in it. I lifted up one of the compartment doors to show her that her food was inside, and that’s all it took. She figured the whole thing out, including spinning the middle part. (Which I hadn’t shown her). This dog puzzle is an excellent purchase for both your pup and you watching her. Have fun., it also acts a way to help slow your pup down while they’re eating. So if you have a gobbler… It might be worth your time to try this one. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The basic puzzle is a simple “flip the lid, get the treat” deal that any reasonably persistent dog will figure out quickly. The genius of this puzzle though is in its second feature. In the middle is a covered rotating bowl where kibble can be placed. As the bowl rotates, kibble is dispensed into the little lid covered compartments. I don’t think my dogs will ever figure out that they have to spin the bowl to dispense the treats, but they definitely know there’s food in the bowl and its somehow going to appear in the covered slots if they keep interacting with the thing, as the bowl is easily rotated by any contact with their snouts and paws. Despite them not connecting the dots of “spin=dispense”, the puzzle is a genius design because a full bowl of kibble will keep them interested for literally hours. I’ve seen our dogs interact with it for an hour, leave it, then return to it later. It’s kind of like an “all day self refilling puzzle”.The boring stuff: sturdy, well built, but the feet aren’t grippy enough to keep it in place against a large determined dog. Not a star-dropping issue as any non-slip mat will keep it in place. Also, thanks for including a spare lid, it’s already come in handy!