Outward Hound by Nina Ottosson Lickin’ Layers 3-in-1 Interactive Dog Feeder Puzzle, Lick Mat & Slow Feeder Bowl - Mental Stimulation Toy for Medium & Large Dogs, 2 Cup Capacity, 10.4 in x 2.8 in

Love these! Quality material, safe for dogs — I make my dogs home made freezer treats and fill these up with it, and serve. Keeps them busy for hours. It’s also fun for them to roll it around to get regular treats out of. Toy + treats = a very happy pup. This size I got for my puppy. The larger ones I use for my adult dogs. Super cute too, and silent! I have Mini Aussies, so it’s great mental stimulation for them. Tires them out.

This is such an awesome toy. It’s super durable strong bounces and a perfect size. We got the small. We got blue because our pup can see it. It allows for creativity and endless limits to what you can make for it to be a fun experience. It has a nice sized hole in the center which allows you to add treats and food. Pop it inward and it slightly if large enough prevents the treats from coming out super fast. The ball rolls bounces and they can grip it nicely. It is easy to clean The only thing I didn’t like was the way the plastic tabs were situated inside the toy as you just be careful you don’t allow it to drip inside and dog gets it. No noise just fun. Our 15lb Cavapoo loves it

I have never written a review but just have to say how much our Pitbull LOVES this toy. It is very sturdy very good since he is such an aggressive chewer. This is only the second product I have found that he can’t destroy in 5 minutes. It keeps him busy for a long time and plays with it long after the treats are gone which is good as too many treats and he would gain weight. Highly recommend it. He weighes 70 lbs and the largest one is the perfect size. Kibble doesn’t work as it empties out immediately. I use Beggin Strips cut to size just to fit in the hole—they will come out but not all at once and survive his chewing on the toy.

This has been an incredible food dispenser to add to our collection. I initially bought it because I was looking for something that didn’t bang around and make as much noise while my dog was eating, and the Snoop meets that need. I have a Doberman. After rolling the Snoop around to dislodge the Nook (during which time as small amount of kibble will fall out) she will pick up the Snoop by inserting her lower jaw in the hole, and grasping the top with her upper jaw, and then she licks out as many kibbles as she can. Then she rolls it around to move the food out from behind the folded section more to the middle, where she can lick out the kibbles, and keeps repeating this until she finishes. Obviously this is not the way it will work for every dog, particularly if they don’t have a long snout. It usually takes 8-10 minutes for her to eat a cup of food, as opposed to >1 minute if she we’re eating from a bowl. So it works as both a slow feeder and enrichment for my dog. Since I use it for mealtime (rather than treats) I generally take it away once my dog finishes eating. She seems to enjoy the texture and while she’s not a super chewer, she is strong and I don’t want to take any chances. Besides, it’s much easier to clean if I don’t let it sit around attracting dust and crumbs and lint (which it really does, people are not exaggerating!) I generally plop it in a dishpan filled with warm soapy water, do a little swish and wipe it, then rinse it right off and haven’t had any problems cleaning it. All that said, after two months of daily use I’ve noticed that the material is developing something like stress cracks around the spot where it “folds” and I didn’t remember reading about that in other reviews. This is an important tool for me during the puppy phase so I will still order another Snoop, despite that fact that I generally prefer longer lasting products. I will point out that the way the company attaches the tag by putting the plastic loop through the orbee-tuff material makes it annoying to remove at best, and potentially worse if you can’t fully remove the plastic ends from the material.

Oh my gosh!! Finally!!! My 6 month old Vizsla has found a cognitive toy that she has fun with and is challenged by. And I finally have some time to myself! 45 minutes she’s kept herself entertained and she’s still going. I only put 5 treats in there (slightly bigger so they wouldn’t fall out easily). There’s not even treats in there anymore and she’s still playing with it! I freaking love this toy and I hope the feeling is mutual and long lasting for her! It seems like durable material but this is her first time with it. But I’ve been very impressed with the durability of all the Outward Hound toys she has.

Superior product designed with thought. This item is weighted on the bottom to keep it from sliding around while the dog noses the levels around. The levels rotate smoothly. The product feels solidly built. Similar items purchased fell apart and were returned.

Durable, like the structure to encourage play time but my dogs are lazy and lost interest.

My baby is half rottweiler and half doberman &’ he has a pretty strong grip when it comes to chew toys. But this one, it’s his favorite toy! He never leaves the house without it. It’s also really fun to add his favorite treats in there when’s he bored to keep him entertained! Not loud at all and will keep him from chewing on other things and not heavy as other rough chew toys!

My dog says it all. He loves it and it keeps him busy for quite some time. Even when there’s nothing inside!

Super

no food could come out of the smiley face when connected to the snoop

黒ラブです 子犬の頃からのお気に入り しっかり嚙めて コングのように知育にも役立ちます 大型犬にお勧めです

Great product! My mini dachshund loves it! And I like that he has to work hard-ish to get paid. Zero complaints.