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

These are great for keeping puppies occupied while you need a minute to get something done. This is the easiest level so mine had it figured out in absolutely no time. Even now I use it every once in awhile as a slow feeder or to make them use their brains. Love this product!

This thing is so fricken awesome! It's like having a puzzle toy and a slow feeder in one! My roommates dog really loves to eat out of this! It's so fun to watch them spin the thing around in order to get the treats or food out of it. It is very durable and it is not very loud. Very good value for money. Size is good for any dog. It also comes apart easily so you can clean it. Would definitely recommend for anyone with any size dog big small or puppy.

My new puppy at 8 weeks old absolutely loves this. It stretches her brain, she gets to forage, and feels fun while eating. It also slows her eating as well. She had no problem spinning and finding every last bit. Easy to clean and easy to use. Love it!

My dog absolutely loves this puzzle, and I appreciate the different colors for the various difficulty levels. It doesn’t have any weird smell, which is a big plus, and so far, it’s been really durable. The design works well for my dog, and the price is just right for the quality. Highly recommend for anyone looking to keep their pup engaged!

Love this for my hound dog who likes inhaling down his food.

This is an easy to manage enrichment item. Dog will easily figure it out without coaching. I have a 17 lb dog so put some kibble, a few small treats, a few tiny dollops of his wet food, sometimes a few smears of peanut butter in random places on the 3 trays. He loves it! He spins the trays licking and looking for the items. He keeps revisiting each level checking to be sure he didn't miss anything. Keeps him busy for about 15-20 minutes and he goes back to look again if I leave it on the floor. I usually pick it up so he isn't disappointed when its empty. It's a little noisy as he rotates the trays and if he paws at it but worthwhile to entertain and treat him occasionally. I've even sometimes feed him his whole kibble breakfast in the tray just as a change in routine for him.Seems pretty durable. Though he paws at it, I don't see any scratches or marks. It's heavy enough so my little guy can't pick it up or chew on it. I'm not sure if a bigger dog could though. I rinse it every few times so it isn't dirty, etc. So far, I'm impressed with it.

I ordered this for my little, long-haired dachshund who needed something to play with and keep him busy for a minute. Well, a minute was all he needed. Since he couldn't figure it out, he decided to carry it around with him and began chewing the rounded edges. I kept showing him, and showing him, but he couldn't get it so I had to take it away from him so he wouldn't swallow the plastic. Unfortunately it was another toy wasted. I'm sure this keeps some dogs happy but not mine.

My dog loves this, but it’s more of a slow-them-down device than a true puzzle. She has limited patience for actual puzzles so it’s perfect for her. Kind of hard to clean, as expected