TRIXIE Slide & Feed Activity Strategy Game Dog Toy
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- Puzzle game provides mental stimulation with treats as rewards.
- Two levels of difficulty, with an easier maze portion and harder sliding cups challenge.
- Use dry kibble or treats for playtime or to slow down fast eaters.
- Rubber non-skid feet keep the game in place.
- Great for pups and kitties, too!
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21 Customer Reviews
Great Dish
This is the best puzzle dish I've purchased so far. I have a large breed puppy and I've purchased other dishes and they were way too small to handle the amount of food I need to put in my puppy's dish. This holds about 2 full cups and it will occupy your dog while slowing his eating down. Very happy with this purchase.
My dog loves this!
So this isn't exactly a challenging puzzle, and not exactly a slow feed bowl either, it's somewhere in between. I have a Large 45+ lb, 5 month old high anxiety rescue puppy. Yes that pic is him at only 5 months. And this is his favorite way to eat his breakfast and dinner. A regular bowl just for whatever reason makes him sit and stare at the food and he won't eat. From day one I put food in this "maze bowl" (we call it) and he immediately slid the little parts around with his nose and thought it was entertaining enough to keep fishing for food in all the nooks and crannies. He's not a gobbler so I don't need this for slow feeding, he has a very large wide Rottweiler mix face, so he really has to use his long tongue to fish out food. It makes him happy and has become part of his daily routine for the past few weeks. I honestly only use a regular bowl now if he's having some wet food, or something other than dry kibble. Definitely glad I bought it.
Smart puzzle toy
Our Doberman 11 weeks old loves it. Crazy it wants 50 characters for input. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Disappointed
I bought this as an activity for my dog.There is little activity to this feeder. I can see where it may be helpful for a dog who is a gobbler of their food. This should be advertised as a feeder. There is no strategy to this toy. I am very disappointed.
Not engaging
My poodle mix is 1.5 years old. He is food motivated so it took him 5 seconds to retrieve his treats under the sliders. Then he walked away disinterested. It is not easy to clean thoroughly. The sliders are not removable so you have to move them around to empty, wash and dry. Because of this I would not recommend using it for a meal.
Slow feeder treat
Great product lady wolf lives it she found the hidein treats
Not too good
This toy did not work for my dogs. It was too easy and the center maze was frustrating for them as they could not get the treats out. I will be sending this item back. I do not recommend.
Works but too easy for my pup
It's a sturdy unit that works great, but it was too easy for my 4 month old puppy. She still ate her food in record speed.
Great Poduct
It’s a little bit big. But I have small dogs. Could work for a small or big dog. Seems durable. Easy to move the covers on the side. Both of my dogs can use it. Definitely a must have.
Dumbest Toy Imaginable
This is literally a dog dish with raised grooves. Not sure how it is supposed to keep a dog entertained for longer than 5 minutes. You put the treats in the grooves and they are supposed to nose them to a larger area to get them. My dog just licked them up and was done in 5 minutes. Complete waste of $20.