Interactive Dog Puzzle Feeder Bowl in Blue

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Interactive Dog Puzzle Feeder Bowl

Name: Interactive Dog Puzzle Feeder Bowl
Brand: PetsForHomes Shop
SKU: 14:29#blue
Price: 44.99 AUD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.95 (39 reviews)

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Interactive Dog Puzzle Feeder Bowl

Slow down mealtime while keeping your dog entertained with an interactive puzzle feeder bowl.
Made from non-toxic PP plastic, it combines feeding, squeaky play, and problem-solving in one enrichment toy.

Stop Fast Eating and Boredom at Mealtime

Fast eating can make meals less satisfying and may lead to discomfort.

This interactive dog puzzle feeder bowl encourages your dog to work for food or treats, helping slow their pace while giving them a fun mental challenge.

Why Dog Owners Choose This Feeder Bowl

• Helps slow down fast eating
• Encourages problem-solving and memory training
• Built-in squeak device helps grab attention
• Supports mental and physical stimulation
• Helps reduce boredom and restless behaviour
• Suitable for dogs of different breeds and ages

Built for Feeding, Play, and Training

• Made from non-toxic PP plastic
• Durable design for repeated use
• Can be used as a feeder, puzzle, or treat dispenser
• Easy to rinse clean after use
• Dishwasher-safe for simple maintenance
• Helps make mealtime more engaging

Designed for Dogs Who Need Extra Enrichment

Ideal for fast eaters, bored dogs, clever pups, treat play, training rewards, indoor enrichment, and dogs who need a more stimulating feeding routine.

A Simple Way to Make Meals More Fun

Give your dog a feeder that turns eating into a slower, smarter, and more rewarding activity.
Add the Interactive Dog Puzzle Feeder Bowl to your cart today.

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5 stars: 37 (95%)
4 stars: 2 (5%)
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1 star: 0 (0%)

My girls love it! One of them is kinda a lazy dog when it comes to playing with toys, but this really got her attention. 10/10

Satisfied. My border collie solved it straightaway but sometimes the flat kibble gets stuck in between the ridges.

Good, firm material. Hoped the spaces to place snack would be deeper to fit more than 2 feed grains. My dog is medium-sized and her feed is large grain, so it doesn't fit many grains in the spaces, so I put it over the top of the toy. Perhaps it is more attractive for very small pets. In any case, it is useful to the goal.

Compliant, Mon chiot adore

Works perfectly

Very good. Dogs understood easy

Is what I expected

All as expected👌🏻

arrived in time,yet 2 use,as got it 4 me boys birthday 🎂

Good product, works as expected. And more.

Star rating only, no written review.

Great game

my dog loves it and it's a fun way to keep him entertained for a while!

Great quality! My dog started playing with it instantly

Very fast delivery, good quality, my dog is fun, top

I use it well.

Amazing product

We bought this for our dachshund, known for eating quickly. It's an excellent puzzle to keep our dog entertained.

Nice. There is not a lot of space for large, even if you break in half. The bitch loves. Learn to solve the puzzle relatively quickly. It is easy to clean even though you need to shake up trapped.

This father and makes sounds in the middle part of the button, we'll see if he likes it

Star rating only, no written review.

very good.

Looks really nice, my bitch still didn't get into the idea but quality and just like in the picture

Works

Very good quality and very solid, perfect!

Great product. They have loved it.

I thought it was a genius puppy. I don't think of grasping the principle, I just sprout with my front foot and scratch it all over the place and eat it when I'm lucky to open it. It's frustrating when you see a sprout with no income. Do you have a puppy to grasp the principle?