MateeyLife Interactive Dog Puzzle Toy for Smart Dogs, Mental Stimulation Dog Enrichment Toys, Treat Dispensing Dog Toys to Keep Them Busy for Small and Medium Dogs, IQ Training Puzzle Feeder (Pink)
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Product Dimensions : 11.8 x 1.1 x 11.8 inches; 11.29 ounces
Item model number : PUZZLE-BBXgk-blue
Date First Available : April 1, 2026
Manufacturer : MateeyLife
ASIN : B0GQRK9KVK
Best Sellers Rank: #8,001 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #8 in Cat Slow Feeders #50 in Dog Slow Feeders
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2 Game Modes for IQ Training: This dog puzzle for smart dogs will challenge your pet’s mind with two fun ways. In Mode 1, simply push the outer slider on these puzzle toys for dogs to release treats. Game Mode 2 requires rotating the central turntable on the dog enrichment toys (either clockwise or counterclockwise) to find hidden treats. The Multi-mode design of the interactive dog toys will make playtime even more fun while providing mental stimulation for dogs
Dimensions: 11.8*11.8*1.1 inches. This dog stimulation toys is made of food-grade PP material and is very friendly to dogs. MateeyLife has extensive experience in the pet supplies, so please feel confident with this enrichment toys for dogs & cats. Generally, we do not recommend this dog puzzle toy for strong dogs or aggressive chewers with a short temper
For Small, Medium Dogs and Cats: Our interactive dog toys for small dogs provide brain stimulating play experience, which are good puppy puzzle toys and cognitive dog toys for small dogs. For medium size, this is also a great way to keep dogs mind sharp and alert. Its adjustable difficulty level effectively holds a dog’s attention and helps prevent destructive behavior. At the same time, dog mental stimulation toys can also be cat puzzle toy, which will keep furry friends entertained, maintain their good mood, and promote their mental well-being
Interactive Treat Dispensing Dog Toys: Hide a handful of dog food inside this dog treat toy every morning before you leave, and your dogs will stay occupied for hours while home alone—no more worrying about him getting bored, that would be good anti boredom toys for dogs. As he solves the puzzle, he’ll earn treat rewards, effectively alleviating separation anxiety and preventing your home from turning into a disaster zone. Our stimulating dog toys to keep them busy are also great for helping furry guys burn off their high energy. Of course, when you have some leisure time, you can also play with your dog using this interactive puzzle toys for dogs to strengthen your bond
Dog Puzzle + Slow Feeder: Dog treat puzzle toy is designed to hiding and seeking, encouraging your fur buddy to naturally slow down their eating pace through play. Dog slow feeder toy effectively extends mealtime to 15 to 20 minutes, preventing pets from overeating or choking due to eating too quickly, while also helping to manage their weight. You can also fill this cat puzzle feeder with treats that your dog or cat loves, keeping them happily engaged as they search for the treats
Thoughtful Design: There are four non-slip pads on the bottom of the dog enrichment toys, which keep it firmly in place on the floor while they are solving the dog puzzles. It’s also very easy to clean. For light stains, simply rinse it under water; for tougher stains, give it a quick scrub with a brush; or, if you want to save time, you can just pop this dog puzzle toy in the dishwasher
8 reviews for MateeyLife Interactive Dog Puzzle Toy for Smart Dogs, Mental Stimulation Dog Enrichment Toys, Treat Dispensing Dog Toys to Keep Them Busy for Small and Medium Dogs, IQ Training Puzzle Feeder (Pink)
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Sqirl –
Buy it if you have a busy dog!
Works well! Dog knew what to do right away! Gives me ten minutes of peace!
Candace Ladd –
It works
Bought this to try with my new puppy for a little mental challenge. It didn’t take her too long, the pieces slide fairly easy.
Customer Review –
I love it!
I’d originally started off putting pieces of cat treats in it in the hopes that my cat would be interested, but unfortunately my American Bully was more interested, so I might have to get a separate one for the cat…The sliding pieces are easy enough to move, so I think my dog is just sniffing the whole thing and unintentionally managing to move them with her nose. But they’re easy enough for a cat to move around with their paws, too.I like that it has rubber bits on the bottom so that it doesn’t slide around on the hard floors. I’m not quite sure why it has the white loops around the corners, but I like that, because it makes it easy to pick up or hang somewhere if you need it out of the way.Right now the price is $9.99 USD, with a coupon that lowers it to $6.99 USD, so I honestly think I’ll get a few of them, that way the cat and dog can each have their own. I also want to try it out with my smallest ball python, my only snake whose food would fit into the little compartments.Depending on the size of treats you use, you may have to break them up to fit in here, but as the pictures show, you can fit a decent amount of smaller kibble in them, so that’s great for pets who are driven by anything edible (like my Bully).This is my first puzzle feeder thing, but I really like it! I’d definitely recommend it for people whose pets need to be kept busy, or who just want to give them a little more enrichment and stimulate their brains throughout the day. They’d also make great gifts for friends with pets, especially for the price!
Katrina –
My cats are too lazy for this
I bought this in hopes that my cats would find it entertaining, as they’ve never had to work for treats before, they unanimously decided to simply meow and look cute. THATS all it takes and poof! They get a treat.. (It gets me every time). It is an interesting well made item and seems sturdy and intriguing, my cats are just spoiled Lil stinkers who don’t want to “struggle” to get a treat…lol
Florida Fun –
Fun and stimulating mental game for my foster pub
I’m a first-time dog foster and so I’m going a little overboard spoiling huh with toys and games. I’m trying to learn what is best not only for her but also for future fosters that I might have. One of the articles I read said that one of the best ways to calm down a hyper puppy is by stimulating their brain. There’s lots of ways to do this including snuffle mats and puzzle toys like this one. This toy was my first attempt at getting her to use her brain to find her own food. It was adorable to watch her move the little doors with her nose as she was hunting for her pieces of kibble. The toy has little grippy feet on the bottom to help keep it in place while she pushes at the little doors. She caught on really quickly and solved it fast. I did notice that she took a really long nap after solving the puzzle. It’s a good toy and easy to clean. So far I’m only putting hard kibble in it to make sure I don’t have too much of a mess to clean up. It is pretty lightweight and easy to carry with me but durable enough that my foster pup hasn’t caused any damage. It’s a really good size for my 30 lb dog. It’s also a really good value.
Kindle Customer –
Overpriced for Value
Not worth the money, poor value for cost.
Nana1013 –
Puppy loves it. Prefers it to bowl
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Diamends –
Great quality dog puszzle
With three female huskies, finding a toy that keeps them busy is a tall order, but this puzzle feeder actually held their attention. It’s made of a durable, hard plastic that can stand up to a bit of “pawing,” though I wouldn’t leave it alone with a heavy chewer. Our senior pups, who are over 100 pounds each, figured out the sliding compartments pretty quickly, but it still slowed down their treat-eating time significantly. The blue color is bright and easy for them to see, and the non-slip pads on the bottom actually work quite well on our hardwood floors. It’s technically sized for small to medium dogs, so my large huskamutes looked a bit funny using it, but it functioned just fine for their treat-dispensing needs. It’s a great way to provide some mental stimulation on days when it’s too hot for a long walk.