TRIXIE Flower Tower Activity Strategy Game Dog Toy

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Details

  • Puzzle treat toy makes dogs problem solve for yummy rewards.
  • Multiple levels feature different hiding places and techniques for getting treats.
  • Decrease difficulty level by removing the cones.
  • Features non-skid rubber feet to keep the base in placed.
  • Comes with a booklet with tips and tricks for training.

Puzzle Games

TRIXIE offers a wide variety of puzzle games designed for dogs of all skill levels, from beginner to expert. TRIXIE puzzle games help provide mental stimulation, ease anxiety, and stimulate your furry friend’s senses and instincts. Plus, it’s easy to adjust the level of difficulty to match your pup’s needs. As your dog progresses and masters each level, he can move up to the next one and work through a new and engaging set of challenges.  

Beneficial Enrichment

Did you know that just 15 minutes of mental exercise can be as beneficial as 30 minutes of physical exercise for pets? TRIXIE offers a range of puzzle games designed to target and stimulate your pet's cognitive abilities—and they’re also treat-based, making them perfect for food-motivated dogs. Plus, each puzzle includes an instructional booklet with tips and tricks for dogs of all ages.

Bonding With Your Pet

Puzzle games can help promote a stronger bond between you and your dog. Showing your dog how to solve the puzzles and retrieve treats helps you foster a sense of teamwork and collaboration. And if your pet has trouble, you can help out or offer another challenge to keep him engaged. These games provide a great way to spend quality enrichment time with your best friend.

Use as a Toy or Slow Feeder

TRIXIE puzzle games can be used as enrichment toys or as slow feeders for your dog. Using a puzzle game as a feeder encourages your pet to eat slower, develop healthier eating habits, and avoid issues like bloating, indigestion, and obesity. It’s a great way to add fun to mealtime and prevent your pup from wolfing down food.

About TRIXIE

Since 1974, TRIXIE has been passionate about animals, with a focus on harmonious coexistence between humans and pets. Whether they’re warm or cold-blooded, or covered in fur or feathers, TRIXIE is committed to strengthening the bond between you and your little buddies. That’s why TRIXIE has created a great range of products to make your pets friends for life!

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Questions & Answers

7 Customer Questions

What level of strategy is the Flower Tower?

Answer by Chewy • Apr 01, 2020
This toy is considered a level 3 difficulty.

Do the tiers detach from each other/the base for easy washing?

Answer by Chewy • Feb 19, 2021
All parts can be detached from the base.

Where is this toy made?

Answer by Chewy • Dec 20, 2020
This toy is manufactured in China.

About how much food can I fit in this toy? Is it suitable to feed meals using, or just treats?

Answer by Chewy • Jan 26, 2022
Each level can fit a varying amount of kibble. It would be suitable to use for feeding meals, it would simply depend on the amount that your pet eats.
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73 Customer Reviews

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By SUSAN on Feb 2, 2026
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lots of different levels of the puzzle

Well I actually bought this for my cat, as she is a quick learner with all the cat puzzles that I've bought and I thought that this might be a bit more challenging.

Well I actually bought this for my cat, as she is a quick learner with all the cat puzzles that I've bought and I thought that this might be a bit more challenging. It is, but not as much fun for her, i don't think, in finding the treats. You just need to spin the panels around. I guess the big challenge is that it can be as high as 4 levels or low as 1. I started her with 2. She found all the treats and knocked the little pillars off . Seems more fun and challenging when there are different things for her to do - ie - open the door, slide the panel, lift the door, pull the cord. push the handle, as opposed to just sort of spin it around to find the treats or knock the pillars off. Maybe dogs enjoy this more! :-)

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Adriana on Dec 4, 2025

Meh - Not a Favorite

This is not a favorite. It’s harder to load and there is not a setting for easier or harder. The beehive pieces are basically balanced in the holes and can be knocked

This is not a favorite. It’s harder to load and there is not a setting for easier or harder. The beehive pieces are basically balanced in the holes and can be knocked over easily. You could probably add squeeze cheese or yogurt, etc. to make it more challenging I suppose. The spinning layers spin too easily so it’s more frustrating than challenging/stimulating for pups to get the treats/kibble out. This might be a better starter toy for gentle fur friends- but if you’ve got a heavy duty chewer/highly food motivated/heightened intelligence fur friend; they’re going to pick this toy up at once and Hulk Smash it - defeating its purpose. The layers come off for easy cleaning- but that same ease makes it a little bit flimsy during use. Overall the patience required to set up does not balance out the stimulation it provides (at least in our experience) My pup is pocket Pitt of 15 years, 52lbs. She gets annoyed with the spinning pieces smacking her in the nose and just knocks over the beehive pieces in seconds and then is like “is that it?” Might be better used as a slow feeder than a stimulation brain game toy.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Kim on Jan 23, 2026

Level 3

Cones have very loose fit and fall out. A level 3 toy should take a bit to figure but with cones falling out there isn't much to learn. I would grade this level

Cones have very loose fit and fall out. A level 3 toy should take a bit to figure but with cones falling out there isn't much to learn. I would grade this level 0-1. Very disappointed and would return if I sould.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Roz on Sep 14, 2025

Cora loved it

It’s so much fun watching her figure out the new elements of her puzzles. This was a great deal of fun.

It’s so much fun watching her figure out the new elements of her puzzles. This was a great deal of fun.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Cherrie on Jul 11, 2025

Flower tower.

Easy to use, too easy. Took no time to empty - maybe 10 or fifteen minutes and that was with me actively holding on to it since he figured out that dumping makes

Easy to use, too easy. Took no time to empty - maybe 10 or fifteen minutes and that was with me actively holding on to it since he figured out that dumping makes it work easier with in five minutes.

Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Krista on Nov 29, 2024

Another near hit/miss Trixie game

I've quite a few Trixie games for my cocker. The test tubes ones are his favorite. Unfortunately, this is another miss. He solved it quickly, but not because of

I've quite a few Trixie games for my cocker. The test tubes ones are his favorite. Unfortunately, this is another miss. He solved it quickly, but not because of the concept, but by the material. That's the issue with most interactive Trixie games. Great concepts, but they won't invest in the materials to execute the game properly. And for the love of all that is holy, if your dog is an avid chewer, get an avid chewer toy. An interactive toy leads to frustration for an avid chewer, and no surprise, they chew. If I My cocker has no interest in Kongs. Even if it's filled with roast chicken. Interactive games channel is excess energy. I hope Trixie considers investing in better materials. And I don't care where it's made.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Lexy on Apr 9, 2025

Puppy loved it

Puppy loves this one, make sure you supervise its "easy" to get distracted and chew the top piece off

Puppy loves this one, make sure you supervise its "easy" to get distracted and chew the top piece off

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By TJ on Feb 3, 2025

Wonderful strategy

This toy is amazing for my dog to occupy some time and use his brain. And use my brain to try to figure out how toput it back together lol

This toy is amazing for my dog to occupy some time and use his brain. And use my brain to try to figure out how toput it back together lol

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Debbie on Dec 18, 2024

Great entertainment for our dog

Our dog absolutely loves puzzle games and has gotten very good at the easier ones. This one is a challenge for him, but is learning quickly how to get his treat

Our dog absolutely loves puzzle games and has gotten very good at the easier ones. This one is a challenge for him, but is learning quickly how to get his treats.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Ali on Jan 26, 2025

The spin stuff

You can even put wet food in it to slow down your dog more!

You can even put wet food in it to slow down your dog more!