Pet Puzzle Feeder

Today I will review my new “Duck Treat Dispenser” it’s suitable for Dogs to Train Problem-Solving Skills, and Dog Slow Feeder Puzzle Toy Prevents Bloating, Interactive Treat Dispensing Toy for Medium and Small Cats, Dogs, and other Pets.
Honestly, I saw one on facebook and it was a cat giving himself all the treats he deserves! And I thought it was cute! I wanted one and now we have one!!
My cats love it and me too! 😻 It’s beautiful and very easy to use and to clean! Comes with two extra clear bubbles to put the treats in the duck just in case you need a new one.
I’m sure you can use this dispenser in your favor training your furry babies and doing specific tasks.
At the moment I just use it to make sure everyone is here, as soon as they hear the duck working, everyone comes running to get a treat!! Eventually I will start getting them to use it by themselves!! 😻❤️ I love it and I recommend you to get one!!

My dog loves it. She didn’t learn to use her paw until today to get the treats out but instead would use her SNOUT! Today was the first time she finally got to use her paw and her about on it. She now uses both. She’s not always the brightest dog.

My Shiba Inu LOVES this duck, she’s obsessed. However, this is not for every dog. If your dog is good with their paws and likes to use them a lot for playing is perfect. My schnauzer was not patient enough to work it out so he lost interest fast. Easy to clean.

This is a fun, engaging toy that works well for both cats and small to medium dogs. It’s great for encouraging problem-solving and slowing down fast eaters. It comes with three different covers so you can adjust for kibble size or adjust for difficulty level. Just keep in mind—it’s hand wash only and definitely not built for large dogs or aggressive chewers. Best on non slip surface as it does slide around. For gentle pets, though, it’s a cute and useful enrichment toy!

I'm giving it 5 Stars because anything less wouldn't be fair since it's only promoted as a DOG interactive treat dispenser and I fell for a video of a CAT using it.
Zuzu loves other treat puzzles and dispensers, but after 2 weeks the fish still confuses him. I think it also would take more pressure than he'd think to use to depress the lever to dispense the treats anyway, tho he has found a workaround by tipping it over and digging treats out with a paw.
Maybe 5 Stars for dogs, but not so much for even 19 lb treat-driven smart cats.

I love this treat dispenser! It took once a day for about a week for me to teach her how to use it. It’s well made and comes with 3 clear tops with different sized openings for the treats to come out of. I found that I need the one with the largest opening because even with tiny treats they don’t come out as easy through the other ones and my dog gets frustrated mashing on the tail like crazy. I also had to hold it while she was learning to use it because it slides around and flips over if you don’t. Even with that, I still love it and give it 5 stars!

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.

We enjoy getting toys and puzzles that stimulate and entertain our dogs. This spinning duck puzzle with paddle is cute. It comes with three lids for different treat sizes. I would recommend using small training treats for any of the sizes as even smaller treats we broke in half had trouble coming out of the largest size, and all of the dogs wanted to stick their tongue in and fish them out, with the smallest dog being successful. So get some small training treats so you actually have more coming out. Surprisingly, in this weird reality we live in, our husky is the one that figured it out first. Too funny. At that point they were all covered in slobber and wouldn't come out easily, so we rewarded her with dry treats and decided to try another day. The lids come off easily to clean and pop on easily for use. The paddle going down and up spins the wheel inside the head and the treats with it. Your pup will need to learn to use the paddle with treat reinforcement. Best of luck!