Treat Dispensing Puzzle Roller

It does not roll away on carpet, which is nice for apartment use. My senior dog can still work it because it takes very little force to move. He nose rolls it rather than chewing it, so the surface stays smooth. Solid purchase, no notes.

Great for rainy days when the walk gets cut short. The opening adjusts so you can make it harder once they figure it out.

Small treats work best, anything wider than a nickel jams up. My senior dog can still work it because it takes very little force to move.

Luna is nine and set in her ways, so I wasn't optimistic. It rolls in a straight line, which means it ends up under furniture less than a ball does. I load it before I leave and she does not notice the door closing. Cleaned it in the dishwasher once and nothing warped.

Teal is easy to spot in the yard when he abandons it in the grass. He nose rolls it rather than chewing it, so the surface stays smooth.

bought it after the vet visit that made me rethink our routine. Small treats work best, anything wider than a nickel jams up.

I'd been putting this off for months and I regret waiting. Teal is easy to spot in the yard when he abandons it in the grass. Hard plastic has survived a year of being flung down the hallway. The end caps snap on firmly and have never popped off mid session.

Great for rainy days when the walk gets cut short. Kibble drops out at a rate that keeps him busy for about twenty minutes. Bigger biscuits will not fit through the opening.

Unscrews in the middle so you can actually get a sponge inside.

Hard plastic has survived a year of being flung down the hallway.

Noise on hardwood is the only downside worth mentioning. Sized right for a forty pound dog, not too big to push around.

Sized right for a forty pound dog, not too big to push around. He nose rolls it rather than chewing it, so the surface stays smooth. It can knock a table leg hard enough to rattle a glass.

It does not roll away on carpet, which is nice for apartment use. Small treats work best, anything wider than a nickel jams up.

Hard plastic has survived a year of being flung down the hallway. The opening adjusts so you can make it harder once they figure it out.

Two dogs can share it if you keep the flow rate generous. Small treats work best, anything wider than a nickel jams up. Would put this on any new pet owner's list.

small treats work best, anything wider than a nickel jams up. You can put the whole dinner in it if you want the meal to take a while. I've since bought two more as gifts.

The reviews sold me and they were accurate. The end caps snap on firmly and have never popped off mid session.

Noise on hardwood is the only downside worth mentioning. Kibble drops out at a rate that keeps him busy for about twenty minutes.

Fine, but I expected more. Hard plastic has survived a year of being flung down the hallway. The hardest setting is still not that hard for a clever dog.

Bought this after my old one finally gave out. Sized right for a forty pound dog, not too big to push around. Replaced a rubber cone toy that got destroyed in a month. Kibble drops out at a rate that keeps him busy for about twenty minutes.

Third one of these I've tried and the first one I've kept. The opening adjusts so you can make it harder once they figure it out. Replaced a rubber cone toy that got destroyed in a month.

My sister has one and I finally caved and got my own. Teal is easy to spot in the yard when he abandons it in the grass. The teal picks up dirt marks from the yard. Four stars, would be five with a small tweak.

I load it before I leave and he does not notice the door closing. Noise on hardwood is the only downside worth mentioning!

Noise on hardwood is the only downside worth mentioning. Replaced a rubber cone toy that got destroyed in a month. Happy customer here.

Small treats work best, anything wider than a nickel jams up.

You can put the whole dinner in it if you want the meal to take a while. It does not roll away on carpet, which is nice for apartment use. I load it before I leave and he does not notice the door closing. This one's a keeper.

Two dogs can share it if you keep the flow rate generous. The opening adjusts so you can make it harder once they figure it out.

Small treats work best, anything wider than a nickel jams up. Unscrews in the middle so you can actually get a sponge inside. Getting it fully dry inside takes some shaking.

My senior dog can still work it because it takes very little force to move.

I've spent way too much money on pet gear that didn't work. Kibble drops out at a rate that keeps him busy for about twenty minutes.

ordered this for our new puppy and it's held up to the chaos. Unscrews in the middle so you can actually get a sponge inside. Fills in about ten seconds through the wide end cap.

It does not roll away on carpet, which is nice for apartment use. Sized right for a forty pound dog, not too big to push around. Would put this on any new pet owner's list.

You can put the whole dinner in it if you want the meal to take a while. Noise on hardwood is the only downside worth mentioning. Better than I expected for the money.