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Great for over-eaters
Keeps pets busy with puzzle enrichment
Recycled materials and wood good for the environment
Care instructions
Replace when worn
Description
This interactive puzzle toy is a great way to stimulate those natural canine or feline instincts by making them work harder to get their snacks in. These puzzle feeders are also a great choice for any of the speed-eaters in your furmily, as they will naturally slow down any snack times. And for the feline in your house, it satisfies their natural urge to hunt, prey and pounce on food, providing enrichment that is perfect for their wellbeing. They're also made from natural wood and recycled plastic so they are safer for your pets, and gentler on the Earth.
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