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| Price | — | — | $20.50 | $16.12 | — | — |
| Level | Level 2 | Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 2 | Level 3 |
| # Hidden Compartments | 7 | 4 | 18 | 14 | 13 | ― |
| Material | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic |
| Pet Safe Material | BPA-Free | BPA-Free | BPA-Free | BPA-Free | BPA-Free | BPA-Free |
| Product DIMS (LxWxH) | 9 x 9 x 2 in | 10 x 8.5 x 17.25 in | 11 x 11 x 1.6 in | 13.25 x 5 x 2 in | 9.1 x 9.1 x 2.4 in | 6.7 x 6.7 x 7.1 in |
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| Price | — | $14.99 | $14.99 | $20.50 | -25% $14.99 List: $19.99 | -59% $9.85 List: $23.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Monday, Apr 29 | Get it as soon as Monday, Apr 29 | Get it as soon as Monday, Apr 29 | Get it as soon as Monday, Apr 29 | Get it as soon as Monday, Apr 29 |
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| Sold By | — | WINGPET | AVOAR | TRIXIE Pet Products | JWDMD1 | Amazon.com |
| target species | Dog | Dog | Cat | Dog | Dog | Dog |
| material | Plastic, Rubber | — | Polypropylene | Plastic Rubber | Polypropylene | Rubber, Plastic |
| style | Level 2 (Intermediate) | — | Level 2-Blue | Twister | M-Level 2 | Level 2 (Intermediate) |
| pattern | Dog | — | Dog | — | Dog | Dog |
| weight | 1 pounds | — | 0.9 pounds | 0.37 kilograms | — | 0.11 pounds |
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4 Month Old Lab loves this!
Our 4 month old lab doesn't have a typical yard to play in and as such, we have to be extra sure to give him all the exercise he needs, not just physically but mentally! With that in mind I knew I had to get him some toys to play with and while we got all the normal ones, I wanted to try this treat puzzle! Amazon is weird, they shipped it without an outer box, as in just slapped a shipping label on this product box. It worked out but goodness I am glad it wasn't a birthday gift for one of the kids! The puppy who is a yellow lab (A Dudley) was so interested in the box, as if he knew it was for him. The kids were all excited to. We filled it with treats and put it in his crate! You see he doesn't love his crate, he doesn't like to be more then 2 feet from his boy! This works out ok as his boy is homeschooled so is home often and takes his dog where ever he can with him. However some classes are out of the house and not all friends can have a puppy in the house when my son goes to play there. This makes the puppy upset. I thought perhaps puzzle toys would help keep him busy. The puppy had this solved in 3 minutes flat. I thought maybe one of the kids helped him as we kept the crate door open as part of the plan to make him comfy in there. So we tried again in the middle of the room, sure enough, he got it all done. He used his paws and his nose and had no issues with it. He loves it! This toy is fantastic! Puppy does though chew on the switches so this isn't a toy that can be left out with the puppy. Your dog might not do this! It is also not really weighted and can flop around if your dog is big and rough. Might be best for a smaller dog but we like it for our big one! Just not going to use it as I first imagined it. We still use it every other day or so! Look forward to getting harder ones!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2017
Wondering if this is good for cats? It is! Our very food-motivated Egyptian Mau mews for the 90 minutes preceding both of her daily meals. Vet recommended a food puzzle.
I chose this one because wood puzzles looked unfriendly for frequent cleaning and many of the cat-specific options looked too easy or boring.
There are hidden compartments that must be reached by sliding lids, lever-controlled doors or cylinders that have to be knocked over.
Saga the Egyptian Mau looked at me with her worried eyes the first time I loaded this up and placed it in front of her. She surveyed the situation and looked at me with a face that said, "You're mean!"
She kept yowling for dinner until I gave her training clicks that she associates with getting treats. There was a definite learning curve, I had to show her how everything slid and opened, and she eventually figured out that her persistence would be rewarded with edible things. She learned how to knock over the cylinders first; it took her a couple days to really get the sliding doors and a few more days to figure out the lever-controlled doors. The puzzle really does help keep her busy and a bit quieter while we wait for her food time. It helped to show her what was hiding behind the doors before closing them.
The only feature that is a bit of a design flaw is the groove alongside the sliding doors. Food/treats can get stuck in it and eventually appear to go inside the puzzle.
It's easy to wipe clean and difficult enough to keep Saga credulously rapt without giving up.
I chose this one because wood puzzles looked unfriendly for frequent cleaning and many of the cat-specific options looked too easy or boring.
There are hidden compartments that must be reached by sliding lids, lever-controlled doors or cylinders that have to be knocked over.
Saga the Egyptian Mau looked at me with her worried eyes the first time I loaded this up and placed it in front of her. She surveyed the situation and looked at me with a face that said, "You're mean!"
She kept yowling for dinner until I gave her training clicks that she associates with getting treats. There was a definite learning curve, I had to show her how everything slid and opened, and she eventually figured out that her persistence would be rewarded with edible things. She learned how to knock over the cylinders first; it took her a couple days to really get the sliding doors and a few more days to figure out the lever-controlled doors. The puzzle really does help keep her busy and a bit quieter while we wait for her food time. It helped to show her what was hiding behind the doors before closing them.
The only feature that is a bit of a design flaw is the groove alongside the sliding doors. Food/treats can get stuck in it and eventually appear to go inside the puzzle.
It's easy to wipe clean and difficult enough to keep Saga credulously rapt without giving up.
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lo único que no me había gustado era el color porque veía que decía amarillo, rojo y negro y todos subían ese a la reseña pero al final me llegó el que quería (el azul) y estoy super feliz. Pero es prácticamente un volado el que te vaya a tocar.
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