OurPets Sushi Treat Dispensing Puzzle Dog & Cat Toy

My goodness this thing is AMAZING! My cat Taz is in LOVE with it he thinks it’s so much fun! Hes one to head but the water jug to watch the bubbles or splash with his wittle paws in water to make it fun so this definitely makes him happy! He gets to use his noggin to find his treats haha(: Taz is a Norwegian Forrest cat mixed with a Turkish Van. He’s a big boy and this puzzle toy is sturdy enough for him to lay on it and move it around it’s very well made! Thank you so much!

Our tabby desperately wants to go outside and murder wildlife, and woe betide the lizard, frog, or moth who gets inside the screened porch! We got this to provide some enrichment, and she really enjoys it. The only challenge has been that she forgets to check it. I think using nastier treats would help, but I've been hesitant because this seems hard to clean. It cracks us both up to talk about how the cat is enjoying her bento box!

I bought this for my Great Dane because it said it was for big dogs. It is not for big dogs. I put the treats in and he really wanted to interact with the toy, but it is entirely too small for him, he can’t even get his nose in the hole to get a treat out, much less his giant feet. He did eventually access the treats, when out of frustration he picked up the toy in his mouth and shook it, treats flew everywhere, however since the idea of the toy was to keep him busy, keep him from being bored, the toy was not as advertised and a total failure.

I truly thought that my cats would take to this and a couple of them did, but once they got the hang of it, they got bored rather quickly. The knobs slide really easily, unless they get food out of the holes and on the area where the knobs slide and then it won't move much. The holes where the treats/food are very, very small and they have to use their paws in order to get the treats out. This leads to pieces getting all over the place which, in turn, stops the knobs from moving freely.

This is not particularly challenging for my border collie but he loves it anyway and gets very excited when I bring it out. I put round cheese puffs into the small compartments because other treats get licked into a corner where they have to be scraped out. Larger kibble chunks might work well.

This arrived with one of the bottom black plastic pieces detached, the screw missing. I thought I'd fix it myself, but the screws seem to be built in. So, it wobbles. The puppy learned how to solve it fast, too. He can uncover and eat everything in about 30 seconds now, unless I add a dab of peanut butter to slow him down. It's kind of fun, but not challenging. Extra star off for lack of quality control.

My Dachshund hated for us to give ear medication but The Sushi Treat Puzzle was started at same time! So my Dachshund saw me load Sushi puzzle, we get through medication, she would run to puzzle and have loads of fun. My dogs only disappointment was she wanted to keep finding food lol. Thanks Chewy.com for saving my 10 days of ear Administration. That was ruff ! We will continue to use the puzzle as part of her dry dog food split up, since it’s getting so hot.

My 10-month old Labradoodle, who's not a genius, figured out how to get the treats hidden under each slide in about five seconds. After that, the only work he had to do was push each slide open, all of which took maybe 30 seconds. So if you're looking for a puzzle that will keep a pet occupied, it very well may not be this product.

I was excited about trying this toy out with my furball, however I didn’t even take into account the size of the little holes. My guy is double pawed, every paw. He literally has double the amount of toes/claws- no matter how hard he tries he can’t lick them out or pull them out with his paws. Might want to try a different one where the holes are a little more shallow or larger. Otherwise it’s a fun toy.

Highly quality, durable design. So much fun for both of us. I think my 65 pound one year old golden grand puppy could have played with this all afternoon but he would have gotten a tummy ache from too many treats. KJ has a large vocabulary & will comply with somewhat complex commands (IF he feels like it) but this toy was a whole new set of skills. It challenged him intellectually and got him to focus his teenage brain (which isn’t easy.) He had to figure out how to manipulate the pieces for the rewards & persist despite intermittent frustration. I used the small, soft Blue Buffalo training treats in the cubbies. The first round a couple were in each one just to give him a chance to learn how Highly quality, durable design. So much fun for both of us. I think my 65 pound one year old golden grand puppy could have played with this all afternoon but he would have gotten a tummy ache from too many treats. KJ has a large vocabulary & will comply with somewhat complex commands (IF he feels like it) but this toy was a whole new set of skills. It challenged him intellectually and got him to focus his teenage brain (which isn’t easy.) He had to figure out how to manipulate the pieces for the rewards & persist despite intermittent frustration. I used the small, soft Blue Buffalo training treats in the cubbies. The first round a couple were in each one just to give him a chance to learn how to move the pieces to reveal them and experience success. Despite his initial attempts to use brute force and teeth to remove the cups, the toy did not break. Soon he learned to use his nose & tongue to gently push the cover aside. (His paws are much too big.) For the second round, I filled only one spot on each row and he did not enjoy that game as much, he looked at the empty cubbies and then looked at me so disappointed and confused. In the third round there was one in each cubby with a couple of “jackpot” cubbies with more. (This would be an entertaining doggie game show I would watch, LOL!) KJ was engaged for an entire hour and would have kept playing if the treats had kept coming. I have to figure out some lower calorie prizes for the cubbies, maybe frozen blueberries? Anyway, REALLY sturdy, cute and loved that the covers do not come off. Probably beginner level for some pups but had it been anymore difficult I think he would have become frustrated and lost interest. It was just right for him. We had a ball. Engaged, smiling, building our relationship. Very pleased with this purchase. … more