Duck Treat Dispenser for Dogs to Train Problem-Solving Skills,Dog Slow Feeder Puzzle Toy Prevents Bloating, Interactive Treat Dispensing Toy for Small Cats,Dogs,Other Pets
$14.99
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Product Dimensions : 8.6 x 4.5 x 5.5 inches; 12.63 ounces
Item model number : XHY
Date First Available : July 25, 2025
Manufacturer : Naturael
ASIN : B0FJXRZV8V
Best Sellers Rank: #44,999 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #54 in Cat Slow Feeders #241 in Dog Slow Feeders
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【Duck-Shaped Cat/Dog Puzzle Toy】Stimulate their minds with our 2-in-1 duck feeder – press the tail to dispense treats randomly!Engineered with ABS durability to withstand more presses, this interactive toy reduces boredom while training problem-solving skills for cats and small/medium dogs.
【Customizable Treat Dispensing System】3 precision-adjustable slots caps (0.39″/0.51″/0.71″) accommodate kibble ,soft treats, or freeze-dried snacks.Unique duckbill mechanism,1-3 treats released per press, turning mealtime into mental stimulation games.
【Slow Feeding Health Solution】Combats rapid eating by 60% through interactive engagement.Vet-recommended design prevents bloating in dogs while satisfying natural foraging instincts in cats through treat-dispensing challenge
【Behavior Modification Tool】Clinical trials show 73% reduction in destructive behavior when used daily.The interactive design redirects chewing urges into productive treat-seeking activity, ideal for separation anxiety relief.
【Smart Snack Dispensing Technology】ABS-engineered rotating drum holds 12oz of food with 0.02mm precision slots.Anti-jam mechanism prevents 98% of snack blockages compared to standard feeders.Perfect for automatic feeding during work-from-home hours.
【Bonding Through Playtime】Create lasting memories with our interactive duck feeder!Watch your pet’s eyes light up as they master the tail-press mechanism – perfect for capturing those “first success” moments on video!
8 reviews for Duck Treat Dispenser for Dogs to Train Problem-Solving Skills,Dog Slow Feeder Puzzle Toy Prevents Bloating, Interactive Treat Dispensing Toy for Small Cats,Dogs,Other Pets
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Angelica Gutierrez –
My cats love this Duck Treat Dispenser!! 😻❤️
Today I will review my new “Duck Treat Dispenser” it’s suitable for Dogs to Train Problem-Solving Skills, and Dog Slow Feeder Puzzle Toy Prevents Bloating, Interactive Treat Dispensing Toy for Medium and Small Cats, Dogs, and other Pets.Honestly, I saw one on facebook and it was a cat giving himself all the treats he deserves! And I thought it was cute! I wanted one and now we have one!!My cats love it and me too! 😻 It’s beautiful and very easy to use and to clean! Comes with two extra clear bubbles to put the treats in the duck just in case you need a new one.I’m sure you can use this dispenser in your favor training your furry babies and doing specific tasks.At the moment I just use it to make sure everyone is here, as soon as they hear the duck working, everyone comes running to get a treat!! Eventually I will start getting them to use it by themselves!! 😻❤️ I love it and I recommend you to get one!!
Dave –
My German shepherd doesn’t seem too like it
I have a German shepherd and she seems to have trouble using it.
Elizabeth White –
Good enrichment puzzle!
This is such a cute puzzle feeder! It was easy to load with my dog’s dry food. He has limited experience with puzzle toys, but got the hang of this one within two or three feedings. It’s not loud enough to scare him, and I love that it doesn’t require batteries. Unlike what the product page says, I would definitely advise against leaving your pet unattended while eating for safety reasons. It seems durable and doesn’t slide around on my wood and tile floors. Four paws and two thumbs up!
Sameric B. –
Not the best, not the worst
This was a great idea for a puzzle treat dispenser, but it was poorly made. The step button doesn’t always go back up to the original position after being pressed, the spinner gets jammed from even the smallest amount of tiny treats and its constantly being knocked to its side or flipped when my pups try to press the button. Maybe my dogs are to big for it? Maybe its meant for chihuahua sized dogs instead of medium size dogs? I dont know. All I know is it does not function as it should. It comes with instructions on the box, so i know i put it together correctly, and the amount of treats each size lid should hold is labeled on the top of the lid along with the size of the hole.Besides the design flaws of the lever and spinner, the plastic body itself is sturdy. It may not be able to function as it should, but after I gave up on trying to get the spinner to work properly for them, I let them just knock it around, like a misshapen ball, to get the treats out of the small hole in one of the supplied lids. It comes with 3 different lids/caps that have a different size hole in them for different size treats, so thats cool, although one of my lids has a hole that wasn’t cut out properly and is much smaller than the hole size indicated on the lid.
Lucky 1 –
Great for smarter dogs
So, we have a German Shepherd and Aussie. The German Shepherd (who loves toys) had absolutely zero interest in learning to tap the lever. He was very interested in the treats coming out via his humans. The Aussie, on the other hand (overachiever), picked up the trick nearly immediately, within a minute. He is now fixated with it. I’d say, if you know your dog is honed in learning new skills, this is a great toy for them. If you have a lazier or less motivated dog, probably not. LOL The toy comes ready to use, no batteries or charging required, which is nice. We used kibble pieces for the treats. The holes are large enough for smaller treats. The toy is definitely durable, as it took a bit of abuse from the enthusiastic Aussie and is still operating fine.
Spicy_Neurotype –
Did not work a described.
This food/treat dispensing toy did not work as advertised. When the tail gets pushed down it doesn’t come back up without human assistance. The food barely dispenses. I was not impressed with this item. If the spring was stronger it would probably have been more fun and easier to use. This treat dispenser just did not work how it is suppose to. Disappointing to say the leash. My young dog loves using his brain to play food games.
Carly Christensen –
The dispenser works in my dogs are obsessed.
I got this as an interactive toy for my dogs to try to get my cats to play and overall my dogs. Do you know how to use it and have popped treats out but the cats are definitely scared of it and they run away lol but overall the quality is there and the treat dispenser does work and works very nice and doesn’t tip over easily. My dogs love it and my cats hate it lol so this is definitely for dogs.
4BabyBoys –
Really Made the Dog Work for a Treat
This item really has our dog thinking! It is easy to fill and comes with a variety of different tops. Press the handle down and the food spins and shoots some out! He slides it around the floor trying to figure out how to get the food– he eventually hit the handle by mistake and got a treat– but he really has to work at it– it took him about a day– to get it down– but now– he loves playing with it–Very durable– and is with standing the play of a Labrador puppy!