Ethical Pet Seek-A-Treat Shuffle Bone Puzzle Dog Toy

My little gal loves her new toy--maybe not quite as much as the treats she finds in it, but she continues playing with it even after she's eaten all of the treats. She's blind and isn't able to play with some toys--those which roll or which need her to fetch--so I'm happy she's got something new to enjoy. My one reservation is that its materials are a little flimsy, and when she chews on it, some of it flakes. It would be nice if it were sturdier than particleboard. And I wonder what chemicals were used in constructing the particleboard . . . are they unhealthy for her?

I agree with the other reviewers who noted that this toy is poorly made. Our Labradoodle took all of five minutes of playing with it before the surface started coming off. He also quickly got bored with it once he figured out how to get the treats out. But, the always kind people at Chewy were willing to issue a refund for the item so at least we had happy resolution to this.

My little Chaweenie loves this and finds the treats opening the discs with no problem at all. One of the channels has a disk that must have glue stuck to the bottom of the disc as it does not want to slide easily in the channel. I placed a finger under the disc and can feel, I assume, glue that is causing the disc to stick, I have tried to work it back and forth and it is digging channel into the top of the puzzle. The rest of the disc's work so I have kept it. It is one of the single disc channels so the majority of the disc's slide as intended. The reason for the three stars. Not very good quality control.

I have a smart and busy border collie. She loves this simple treat puzzle. It keeps her entertained while we are eating or if I leave for the day. I am able to put different treats into the puzzle and hide the puzzles around the house and it keeps her busy and happy while we are away. It's a great buy and you really can't beat the price. It's also very easy to clean.

This is a cool toy to keep your pups busy although after one use the materials got damp and became swollen so were impossible for my puppy or adult dog to move the covers. I had to put it up for a full day to dry out. Would be great if made from materials which would not be effected by moisture.

We bought this as the first treat puzzle we have ever gotten and weren’t very impressed it was difficult for our dogs to move the pieces of wood to find the treats maybe it will be easier for them with practice

I was excited to see a puzzle toy for such a low price, but I got what I paid for. This toy is made out of cheap wood material that easily splinters, swells when wet, and falls apart. If you can get your dog to slide the disks with their paws that makes it easier, but my dogs tried to use their noses which just slides off the disks without moving them. After a few minutes their nose and drool have made the toy so wet that the disks won't slide anymore due to the wood swelling. This toy is easily chewed up and damaged. I would not recommend it except possibly for small breed dogs or possibly cats.

My dogs like it. But it's made of compressed cardboard. (I'm guessing) and parts of the sliding disco are chewed up and it soaked up all the slobber so I can't was it off. My recommendation depends on your dog and how rough they are and how much they drool.

This is a great beginner game. I got it for my 2 year old and 6 month old and they love it. They get so excited when they see me get the boxes out. I get pretty excited to because it is so adorable to watch them figure the sliding pieces out!

My dog's nose is too big to easily move the hole covers. He managed to sort of lick some of them over and he tried with his big paws, but was mostly just frustrated. I think a small dog would do better, and a cat could surely enjoy it.