Interactive Dog Puzzle Feeder Toy – Mental Stimulation Treat Dispenser for Smart Dogs

My dog had a bit of a time figuring out how it works but she loves it now. Put lil pieces of bacon in the holes and she finds it all well.

came out great and works well, my puppies just too smart and gets all the food within 1 minute lol. if you have a smart dog it wont keep them busy for long!

I use this puzzle toy regularly with my two dogs, and it’s been a great way to provide mental stimulation while slowing down treat time. The sliding compartments are easy for dogs to understand but still challenging enough to keep them engaged. They quickly learned to use their noses and paws to uncover the hidden treats.It works well as both a slow feeder and a boredom buster, especially on days when outdoor activity is limited. The toy feels sturdy and stays in place during use, even when both dogs are actively working through it. I like that it encourages problem-solving without being overly frustrating.This is best for dogs who enjoy enrichment activities and need a mental outlet. For very strong chewers, supervision is still important, but as an interactive feeder and skill-building toy, it’s been a useful addition to our routine.

This Joansan Dog Puzzle Toy is exactly what I was looking for. My little MinPin is a worker and he likes having a job to do. I purchased this to entertain him when rolling his treat ball all over the place isn't practical. This disc has a non slip bottom and it's actually fairly heavy. It doesn't slide easily. So my little worker usually ends up picking it up and transporting it to different locations throughout the house. Obviously, individual results will vary, depending on size, personality, and breed of the dog using it, but it's been great for my lil guy. He gets a little physical and mental exercise. It's sturdy enough to withstand his scratching and chewing. My big dog likes it too. The size is perfect for food oriented cats too. My cat is too lazy to work for his food though. So he wasn't interested in it.

I recently tried this slow feeder (I purchased 2 feeders) for my two Corgis (25 & 30 lbs.). Overall, it’s a well-constructed product and definitely slows down eating as intended. The design encourages dogs to work for their food, which helps with digestion and keeps them engaged.That said, there are a couple of challenges I noticed. The kibble sometimes gets jammed in the sliding doors, which can make it harder for my pups to access the food. Also, the feeder doesn’t hold a large amount of kibble—I found myself needing to refill it 2–3 times per meal to accommodate both of my dogs. Finally, my pups had a tougher time reaching the kibble in the middle ring, which caused a bit of frustration.Despite these issues, it’s sturdy, safe, and does the job of slowing down fast eaters. I think it could work especially well for smaller dogs or those who eat less at mealtime.