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Dog Puzzle Toy, Interactive Slow Feeder, Food Treat Dispenser Duck Cat Slow Feeder | Dog Interactive Slow Feeder & Puzzle Toy- Duck Treat Dispenser, Yellow Duck Puppy Enrichment Pet Supplies, Interactive Toys for All Breeds

Dog Puzzle Toy, Interactive Slow Feeder, Food Treat Dispenser Duck Cat Slow Feeder | Dog Interactive Slow Feeder & Puzzle Toy- Duck Treat Dispenser, Yellow Duck Puppy Enrichment Pet Supplies, Interactive Toys for All Breeds

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Kathleen Shene
My pup loves this

It’s funny to watch them learn how this works.

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Cowboy
So much fun!

It has been keeping pup entertained, she absolutely loves it and it's too cute to watch her play and try to get more treats, great quality has been holding up well, size is perfect for my pup very well worth it

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JEverson
Great for dog who knows to paw for treats

My girl is loving this! Comes with different spout sizes so you can put in different size kibble or treats.

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Ciria CS
Keep my cats busy!

This toy keeps my cats so busy! My 2 cats are on diet but they’re super hungry so I found this toy and it’s great! So they play at the same time they get a treat! It came with 3 different sizes for treats or kibbles, it took around 4 days of practice for my cats to understand how to use the toy, I guess for dogs is way easier! Is so easy to clean you just take out the ball and wash it and put it back!

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Ki Mack
Fun Duck Puzzle for Pups

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!