INTERACTIVE DOG TOY FOR SMALL DOGS: With this cupcake interactive puzzle for dogs, pets discover boredom-busting mental stimulation as they hunt for treats hidden inside this toy for small dogs
SUITABLE FOR TREATS & KIBBLE: Place treats or kibble inside the cupcake and encourage your dog to use its nose and paws to wiggle and wobble the cupcake to access the treats inside as they spill out; Slow release of food encourages fast eaters to slow down
DURABLE & EASY TO CLEAN: Pieces are made from high quality materials and have smooth edges; Wash clean using warm water and mild soap
BrightKins BY LEARNING RESOURCES: After nearly 40 years of designing award-winning toys that make learning fun for kids, Learning Resources brings learning to life for your furry family members with BrightKins paws-on interactive toys and training tools
INCLUDES: 1 cupcake base and 1 frosting topper; Measures approx. 7cm high
Customers say
Customers like the pacing of the pet toy. They mention it’s an amazing product that entertains their pets for ages. However, some customers have reported that the plastic bottom came loose from the rubber cactus and all treats were spilling. Opinions are mixed on the value for money.
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MR S M UREN –
Best treat dispenser for small dogs
Hands down, this is the best treat dispenser for my chihuahua I have ever brought. I have brought so many different types, including expensive, named brands but they have been either too difficult for the treat to be dispensed, and dog gives up or design too fussy. This dispenser is such a simple design but it works perfectly. I also love that the top can be taken off, to clean inside. My chihuahua loves it which means I love it. Great value for money.
david stennning –
Waste of money
Load of rubbish my dog my dog is a caviliar king Charles spaniel she got the top of in less than a minute never to stop on again
film crazy –
Excitement for dogs
My 14 year old girl loved it, so did my two chihuahuas. I don’t understand why people say about the lid, you have to twist it on, so my dogs could not get lid off. Also any plastic will be chewed if dogs are left alone with it. The fun part is sitting on the floor with them, watching their little antics, getting the biscuits out. Cheap and amazing product. Highly recommend it.
Natalie Cardwell –
Good for the price.
Decent product for the price, although my dog has managed to get the lid off a couple of times which she thought was great, it’s got some marks on (to be expected) from being chewed at but no bits chewed off or holes in it and she has it every day. Pleased with it and so is the dog.
Keely –
Nice little toy but top comes off
Top comes off easy so disappointed as dog loves it. Would have been great if not. Get what you pay for.
patricia pegram –
Definitely not chew proof. Plastic chewed off second use by 4 month old puppy!
The two parts com we apart easily
Isabelle –
My little dog loves it.
My little cavapoochon worked this out really quickly and loves it!
Jeannette –
Cavalier loves it
Bought for my 13 year old Cavalier for Christmas and was pleasantly surprised how much he loves it. He doesn’t play much with normal toys any more, only ones where food is involved, and simple as it is he spends ages playing. Seems durable, not sure it would suit a destructive chewer. Easy to wash.
Daphne Patton –
My dogs loved these. I was worried they wouldnât get the point. But they twirled it around as soon as they got it. Great for stimulating your dog
Martha Mora –
Bu
Arge –
A mi perro le gustó, lo mordió todo.Se puede usar para distintos premios o croquetas
Amazon Customer –
This isn’t against the product. It’s well made and easy to use and clean. My issue is the holes are too large (about the size of a nickel) for my small puppy’s treats. She barely moves the toy and treats are everywhere. I know I can get larger treats to put in it, but she’s tiny (5 pounds) so I buy her tiny treats. I gave it to my niece who has a larger dog and it works much better for her. I would recommend for someone who has larger dogs.
Lil’ Bit –
I had found one of these at the AtHome store and made the mistake of only buying one. I didn’t think they would both love it, but as soon as I filled it and gave it to our new rescue our other dog showed interest in it like never before. He never touched his kong, so off to Amazon I went to find another. This treat dispenser is awesome, I fill it halfway with kibble, and tear up some treats into small pieces to put inside as well. They go to town rolling this cupcake all over the floor. The top half is a hard rubber so they can get grip to pick it up, while the bottom half is hard plastic with holes in it for sniffing. My rescue maltese quickly learned to pick it up and set it on her blanket so it is easier to control and doesn’t roll away. The other one just rolls it all over and waits for the treats to pop out leaving the kibble all over (bc he is snobby). She isn’t picky and is very food oriented so she goes around eating up his scraps. Only complaint is that because the top is rubber and they get it wet with their mouths it will readily grab up hair particles and such. However, this is to be expected given the material. It is super easy to disassemble and wash off. It provides an endless amount of entertainment depending on how big or small the treats are broken into. You can put a larger piece in to block it up a little and slow the dispensing. Too big of pieces though is torture, so eventually you have to open it for them and let them have it, otherwise it won’t come out the small hole in the top. Highly recommend, both my maltese’s love it.