Product Description
Dog Slow Feeder
Promotes Healthy Eating and Digestion
This dog slow feeder helps reduce gulping, encouraging slower eating, and aiding digestion, making it perfect for maintaining your pet’s health.
Interactive Dog Feeder
Interactive Puzzle Feeder for Mental Stimulation
The duck-shaped slow feeder doubles as a fun interactive puzzle toy that stimulates your dog’s mind and provides hours of entertainment.
Puzzle Feeder for Dogs
Perfect for Small to Medium Dogs
Ideal for small and medium-sized dogs, this slow feeder can help improve your dog’s eating habits while providing playful interaction.
Mental Stimulation Dog Toy
Anti-Gulping Food Dispensing for Dogs:
Designed to prevent your dog from overeating too quickly, this interactive dog feeder helps control portion size for a healthy feeding routine.
Dog Slow Feeder Toy
Make dogs healthier and smarter, reduce，boredom and improve training efficiency
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Customer Reviews
3.8 out of 5 stars 45
4.2 out of 5 stars 28
Price
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Q: Will the feeder stay in place while my dog uses it?A: The feeder is designed with an anti-slip base, but for larger or more energetic dogs, it may need some stability assistance to prevent it from moving around.
Q: Can this feeder be used for wet food?A: This feeder is designed for dry kibble or treats. Wet food may not work well due to the dispensing mechanism.
Q: Do I need to train my dog to use the feeder?A: Yes, some training is required to help your dog understand how to activate the treat dispensing mechanism. Start slowly and encourage your dog with treats to keep them engaged!
Q: How long will the treats last in the feeder?A: Depending on your dog’s pace, this could be anywhere from a few minutes to longer sessions of mental engagement.
Q: Is this feeder suitable for puppies?A: Yes, this feeder is suitable for puppies, especially if they are in the small or medium size range. Just be sure to supervise them during initial use.
Product Dimensions : 8.6 x 5.5 x 4.3 inches; 13.44 ounces
Item model number : fn-01
Date First Available : January 19, 2025
Manufacturer : Fanosy
ASIN : B0DPH7VYTW
Country of Origin : China
✅ Slow Feeder for Healthier Eating: The dog slow feeder feature helps reduce eating speed, promoting better digestion and preventing bloating. It’s designed to control portion sizes, keeping your dog healthy and satisfied while doubling as an interactive dog feeder for added mental engagement.
✅ Interactive Treat Dispensing: Press the duck’s tail to activate the rotating food container, releasing treats randomly. This dog food puzzle feeder increases attention, reduces boredom, and promotes mental stimulation. While ideal for small and medium dogs, large dogs may need additional stability. Training required to help your dog activate the dispenser. This feature ensures longer engagement and an interactive mealtime experience.
✅ Unique Duck Design for Interactive Feeding: This playful duck-shaped interactive dog feeder combines slow feeding with fun interaction. It not only encourages healthy eating but also stimulates your dog’s mind, making it an ideal dog food puzzle feeder for dogs of all sizes.
✅ High-Quality ABS Material and Adjustable Sizes：Made from reliable ABS material, this dog slow feeder is non-toxic and durable. It comes with three adjustable food compartments. The outlet sizes of 0.47inch, 0.63inch and 0.79inch are suitable for different diameter pet food pellets, accommodating various dog sizes from small to large.
✅ Convenient and Easy-to-Clean Design: The anti-slip bottom of this dog slow feeder toy ensures stability. It requires no assembly and is battery-free, allowing for easy use. It can also be fully washed, making it convenient for daily cleaning and maintenance.
Hussein Saleh –
Great for Training and Mental Stimulation
They say a picture is worth a thousand words- well, here’s mine! That’s my 8-month-old puppy, who mastered this toy in under an hour!When it first arrived, I almost gave up on it. The handle seemed too tough to press, so I tossed in some treats and decided I’d just return it. But the next day, she started showing interest in it on her own. I figured, why not give it one more shot? Within five minutes, she intentionally pressed the handle!I was over the moon and decided to keep going. She sometimes gets frustrated and tries to smack or bite it, but with a little guidance – telling her to sit, focus, and press – she gets right back on track. Within just 10–15 minutes of training, she was pressing the handle and eagerly searching for her treats.If your puppy doesn’t get it right away, don’t worry! They may just need some time to adjust. This toy has been a fantastic way to keep my pup entertained and mentally stimulated. Highly recommend
Jennifer –
Fun toy
Doesn’t always give a reward. Only about 1/2 the time but my puppy 🐶 s catching on.
Dave –
Dog slow feeder
More of a treat toy dispenser.
eeoyrefan –
Great concept, poor execution
This toy was exactly what I wanted to provide some amusement for my pups on these long, cold winter days when walks aren’t possible. The duck is well thought-out in design. It provides 3 domes for different treat sizes. The treats do eject at random (we used Zuke’s as suggested by others), but the lever on the duck does not reset. It aggravated my husky-mix; she kept pushing the lever and only got the one treat the first time. I actually had to lift the lever from underneath to get it to reset. So we ended up just emptying it and I manually tossed the treats to her (the beef treats were at least a hit!). This has the potential to be a really fun toy for medium-size dogs…if it just worked better!
Terri Sirois –
Surprised how much she loves this and plays with it!!!!
Our 4 month old puppy is obsessed!!!!
Corbin Taylor –
A great puzzle feeder for supervised eating
I’ll start this off by mentioning that this puzzle feeder is great if you are planning to sit and supervise them, or if your dogs are amazingly well trained (mine is not…). Our dog is a corgi, so he’s maybe a little less coordinated than other full height dogs. When we initially got him taught on how to use it, we found he would smack the lever in a way that would flip the whole toy over. Or he would revert back to how he played with some of his other feeder toys (balls they nudge with the nose) and knock it over, or sometimes even try to lick into the hole of the dome to get the pieces directly and twist the whole dome off. So we’ve resigned ourselves to sitting with him and holding the dome in place while he hits the lever then runs around to get what has come out.The only other minor downside is while the dome is large enough to hold all of the food he eats at one time, it seems like the counterweight inside is maybe too small for a fully loaded dome. The first 5-6 lever presses, the lever will get to the bottom and stay there. I cover the hole with my finger and raise it up for him to be able to get another press.All in all it’s a great toy, and it has been fun watching him figure out how it works and learning to use it. I recommend it if you can supervise your dog and hold it in place, or trust them enough to not try and sidestep the puzzle
Masuta Designs –
Super fun pet treat dispenser
This toy is so mych entertainment! First let me preface this by saying that we got this toy for our cats. We have 3, and they are all food motivated and master every puzzle toy we give them faster than we can fill them. That being said- this toy is awesome. The pedal is very easy to press. How hard it’s pressed effects how quickly the inside piece spins, and thus how far the treat is launched. It came with multiple domes, each dome has a different size hole in it for different sized kibble/treats. But none of the holes are big enough for paws to reach into, so there’s no cheating this toy. The second their paw presses the pedal, the center pices starts to spin, press harder and it spins faster, and all the treats start spinning around like a blender. Because of this, it can be loud with all the treats clanking against the plastic. Sometimes 1 treat comes out, sometimes a few. There’s not really any control over how many come out. Some will fly pretty far too. We’ve had a few go roughly 10 feet away, so bear that in mind. Is it worth the price? Hell yes! 1000% Especially if you have more than one pet to use it.
The Robbersons –
Tricky, but doable. Definitely takes some training!
The mechanism works smoothly, and there are three different size bubbles for the top that are supposed to change the difficulty. It’s not as easy as some of the other puzzle feeders we’ve used/seen, which makes the learning curve a little steep, but if you have patience for training to use it, I think a dog would really enjoy it! We haven’t gotten there yet, but I think our dog is capable of learning the mechanism.Because of the training difficulty I feel like this might be too tricky for some dogs. It’s definitely a lot harder to operate for a dog than sliding compartments, or button mechanisms that open a compartment. The lever spins the inside of this one, and it needs a bit of a sustained push to properly spin, so keep that in mind.I wouldn’t use this as the main feeder for a dog until they were fully competent, but it could be good for treats or snacks!