[American Brand & Patented Design – Perfect Gift]: KADTC is an American brand showcasing an innovative design developed and patented in the USA. This interactive puzzle toy is crafted for both dogs and cats, ensuring pets of all types can enjoy it. It also makes an ideal gift for the holidays or your pet’s birthday, offering a playful and meaningful way to celebrate with your furry family member.
[2-in-1 Puzzle with Adjustable Difficulty]: Featuring a two-in-one design, this toy combines Level 1 and Level 2 puzzles into a single unit. You can easily adjust the gameplay difficulty as your pet learns, providing ongoing mental stimulation and IQ-building challenges. This adaptable design keeps dogs and cats engaged and proud as they solve each task, making playtime rewarding and strengthening your bond together.
[Engaging Treat-Dispensing Game]: This interactive feeder challenges your pet to push a half-sphere treat container along a track, triggering a rotating mechanism that drops food into a side tray. Your dog or cat then opens the tray’s lid to retrieve their reward. It’s a captivating game that exercises your pet’s mind, turning mealtime or treat time into an exciting adventure and enriching their daily routine with joy.
[Safe & Durable Construction]: Made from premium food-grade ABS, this puzzle toy contains no BPA, PVC, or phthalates, ensuring it’s completely safe for your pet. The high-quality construction withstands enthusiastic play without parts breaking or coming loose, so it lasts through daily use. Enjoy peace of mind knowing that this non-toxic, durable toy is designed for your pet’s health and happiness.
[Healthy Slow Feeding & Anxiety Relief]: More than just a toy, it doubles as a slow feeder to help dogs and cats eat at a healthier pace, improving digestion and preventing choking or overeating. By challenging your pet to work for their food, it provides beneficial mental stimulation that fights boredom and eases anxiety, keeping them calm and content. Non-slip pads on the bottom ensure the toy stays put on carpet, hardwood, or tile, so your furry friend can play safely anywhere.
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Pam R –
Puppy loves this game.
This activity game was the first time we have ever seen our puppy play with a “puzzle “. She solved it the first time she played with it and wanted more. She even squeaked the button for more.Totally recommend for beginners. 🐶
S.Jack –
Good design
My dog was a little nervous about this at first but now she enjoys opening the slots
K. Cash –
Very well-made and works perfectly
This is well-made of sturdy plastic. I don’t plan on leaving it out where my dog can turn it into a chew toy so I can’t say if it would entice aggressive chewers. I think it’s safe to say that ANY toy/puzzle/etc. could be demolished by a dog determined to chew and this is no exception. However, I don’t think a dog’s first inclination would be to chew on this based on the way it’s designed. It’s a fairly easy puzzle toy, which is nice for any dog new to puzzles. There are 8 compartments that slide open, and they hold the other 4 outer compartments closed as well. The little doors slide easily, and the 4 flip-up doors on the outer compartments also release easily and flip open and stay that way. Several morsels of dog food fit in each compartment for feedings. For more complicated puzzle solving and nose work, you could put treats in only certain compartments for clever dogs to sniff out and figure out how to get into those specific doors. There is a little squeaking button in the middle, but my dog didn’t seem as interested in that as the doors, being new to puzzles. I think this is a great starter for dogs that aren’t used to puzzles and would also be fun for dogs that are, even if not as challenging for them.
JL –
It’s great…except
I see how a dog could use its brains to get the food, but my dog just pulls off the little parts to get the food. She is too smart for this I guess. Too bad because I like what it’s intended to do.
Katy R. –
🐾🎉 Woof-tastic Fun with the KADTC Beginner Dog Puzzle Toy! 🎉🐾
Hey hooman, if you want to see your pupper’s tail wag like crazy, get this KADTC Beginner Dog Puzzle Toy pronto! It’s like a brainy treasure hunt just for us dogs — sniff, paw, nudge, and BOOM! Treats appear like magic.It’s just the right size for pups starting their smarty-pants journey. No stress, all fun! I love figuring out how to unlock those tasty surprises — it makes playtime extra exciting and keeps my tail wagging all day long.Paws down, this toy is pawsome for keeping us busy, happy, and feeling like the cleverest dog on the block. If you want your furry buddy to have a blast and a little brain workout, this puzzle’s the way to go!Tail wags and happy barks guaranteed! 🐶💡🍖
Zsuzsi –
Fun game, not too sturdy
Big, noisy, and it looks like cheap plastic. The idea is great and I believe it works for some dogs, but my rescue pup was terrified of all the noises this toy made, he is also a bit too small for it, his paw size is just not big enough. This could be a great design for bigger dogs, although then it should be sturdier in my opinion.
Inksweat –
Easier than it looks.
I thought that the four outer cups might be potentially frustrating, as they are held close by the sliding blocks and can’t open until the slider holding them shut is moved, but it turned out they’re weighted or spring loaded so that they have a bias to open the moment there isn’t a sliding block keeping them closed.The holes are plenty large to attract sniffing, and my dog was immediately engaged. She didn’t want to believe it was over when she’d finished emptying it.There’s a squeaky button in the middle that surprised her a little, but she didn’t much care for it one way or the other–the treat cups were the main attraction.It’s a very easy little puzzle board but kept her busy for a few minutes and she definitely enjoyed the experience.The cumulative capacity of the cups should be enough to feed a medium sized dog as a slow feeder–though I don’t think it will be as slow a feeder as a maze bowl or something a slow dispenser–about on par with a snuffle mat. The only downside is these toys are pretty large, and they have to be stored between uses somewhere they won’t be gnawed to bits.The sliders all moved very easily so I doubt any dog will need training to figure it out. Good starter, but if you have a clever dog, their attention is going to be more biased toward the treats than the play.
Victoria S. –
Corgi puppy mastered this in 15 minutes.
My corgi puppy mastered this puzzle toy in about 15 minutes flat. This is a great toy for when we are leaving as he is more focused on this rather than panicking that we are leaving. I will have to order a next level up puzzle for him soon I think.