Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound Spin N' Eat Dog Food Puzzle Feeder, Green

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  • Level 2 intermediate dog puzzle and slow feeder is paw-fect for pets with little to no puzzle experience.
  • Involves multiple 1 step actions and provides your pup with beneficial mental stimulation.
  • Helps reduce dog anxiety and redirect unwanted behaviors like excessive barking, chewing, and digging in a fun and exciting way.
  • Use as a slow feeder to extend your paw-tner's mealtime and slow his eating pace.
  • Your pal spins the barrel to dispense food into his slow feeder dog bowl–holds 2 cups of dog treats or kibble.

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Leslie on Jan 20, 2026

Not Safe

My doggie really enjoyed this toy, and I found it easy to fill and use....However, I found a few pieces of blue green plastic around my kitchen and didn't realize

My doggie really enjoyed this toy, and I found it easy to fill and use....However, I found a few pieces of blue green plastic around my kitchen and didn't realize it at first, but it was from inside the part that spins. Big time product flaw. When the food is spinning around inside, parts of the plastic clasps that hold the spinner together have broken off. That is what I am finding on my floor! I'm hoping my pup did not eat any of them, but who knows. Very frustrated that an item used properly would break apart in this way and create a hazard. Thankfully Chewy gave me a refund, but I think the company needs to know so that pups aren't swallowing plastic.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Andy on Dec 16, 2025

Great slow feeder that works with large breed food

I've had this feeder now for a couple years and it's still holding up well to my Doberman and its one of the few puzzle feeders that take her more than 30 seconds

I've had this feeder now for a couple years and it's still holding up well to my Doberman and its one of the few puzzle feeders that take her more than 30 seconds to eat from. One of the most important things is the holes are big enough for large breed food to go through! The clear tube is two pieces and held together by the end pieces screwing on. I'm not sure what some other people were talking about when they said some internal tabs broke, as mine has nothing like that. The tube stays in well, you need to press one side over and pull up at the same time (while also holding the base down). Its easy to do with opposable thumbs, but it does catch so it won't pop out easily (think snug toilet paper holder). I don't know if the design changed at some point or the other reviews mentioning that theirs comes out easily, just go a defective unit. It's easy to hand wash by just screwing both ends off and opening the clear tube up.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Kristine on Dec 19, 2025

Useful but flawed

This is a great way to slow down the eating pace of our large dog and he figured it out fairly quickly. Two downsides. One, if the tumbler is spun forward, the

This is a great way to slow down the eating pace of our large dog and he figured it out fairly quickly. Two downsides. One, if the tumbler is spun forward, the kibble can get stuck behind the tumbler and prevent it from spinning. Two, this item is not dishwasher safe and the tumbler is difficult to clean well on the inside. Great concept, just a couple issues that could use improvement.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Tisha on Dec 15, 2025

Frustrating

Our little guy finds this one frustrating, so it is good to tucker him out. The design just seems a little flawed. If the food/treats are too small, they get stuck

Our little guy finds this one frustrating, so it is good to tucker him out. The design just seems a little flawed. If the food/treats are too small, they get stuck behind the tumbler and jam it. If he spins it too fast, it shoots everywhere. The holes and ridges make it hard to get all of the food/treats out. Great idea, poor execution.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Chris on Nov 24, 2025

not a huge fan

The inside part of the cylinder has these little clasps that hold the two sides together. When I was filling it after the 3rd week we had it, I noticed that six

The inside part of the cylinder has these little clasps that hold the two sides together. When I was filling it after the 3rd week we had it, I noticed that six of them were missing. I found two on the floor but the others were most likely ingested. He is using it as usual and the food we put inside is simple puppy chow. Not sure why they would put something inside that could break off so easily. It did help him slow down eating but I'd rather my pup not eat plastic haha

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Ashley on Nov 15, 2025

A great idea, but a flop

I have a 7 year old Pit/Staffy mix and a 9 month old Boxer/Pointer mix. I bought one of these puzzles for both dogs and this didn't work for either of them. Within

I have a 7 year old Pit/Staffy mix and a 9 month old Boxer/Pointer mix. I bought one of these puzzles for both dogs and this didn't work for either of them. Within about 3 minutes, they both figured out they could nose underneath the barrel, dislodge it, and chase it around the room to get the food out. The older one got her mouth around the barrel and jus tpicked it up. (Which is exactly what I was trying to avoid!) I feel like this is a great design idea but small changes could make it really great. The individual components being easy to clean was the best part.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Maddie on Oct 29, 2025

Messy and Gets stuck

My dog loves her other food interactive toy so I was excited to introduce this one to her. I got it all set up and started showing Maple how to use it and the dog

My dog loves her other food interactive toy so I was excited to introduce this one to her. I got it all set up and started showing Maple how to use it and the dog food was just flying out the back of it if she got it to spin hard. I think it is intended to maybe rock back and forth rather than spin a bunch because even the dog food would get lodged in the back between the spinning part and the back wall. My dog still uses it I just have to check it often to make sure a piece did food isn’t stuck behind it and pick up piece of dog food that fly off it.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Christine on Jan 1, 2026

We need to slow down eating.

Well, the bowl moves around when she is trying to get food. Holes are kinda small for the food, plus it gets trapped behind the cylinder when it spins.

Well, the bowl moves around when she is trying to get food. Holes are kinda small for the food, plus it gets trapped behind the cylinder when it spins.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Kate on Oct 1, 2025

Fantastic fun!

Emmy really enjoyed this puzzle feeder, quickly learning to spin it with her paw to release the kibble and treats it held. I'm using it to feed about half of her

Emmy really enjoyed this puzzle feeder, quickly learning to spin it with her paw to release the kibble and treats it held. I'm using it to feed about half of her daily kibble, mixed with treats to keep it interesting to her. Now she prances around at my feet as soon as she sees me holding it to fill with goodies!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Melanie on Sep 30, 2025

Big dog puzzle

I gave 5 stars because it's sturdy, doesn't scoot across the floor easily, and a medium to large dog will really enjoy this. I'm using it to feed an overly smart

I gave 5 stars because it's sturdy, doesn't scoot across the floor easily, and a medium to large dog will really enjoy this. I'm using it to feed an overly smart cheweenie. Not a big dog. Barrel is smooth... However, I put duct tape strips lengthwise across the barrel so he can grip the tumbler to turn it. He takes forever to eat. But he can do it. Win for mom.