Kyjen Dog Games Treat Wheel

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My golden retriever was very excited to try out this new toy! The first time we gave it to him it took several minutes to get all the tops off and get the food; however, by the third time it was introduced to him he had mastered it in 1-2 minutes. We now use it as a way to feed him full meals so that he doesn't eat too fast. Love that it is dishwasher safe but wish it kept him entertained a while longer.

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This is the first time Lily ever saw this toy. She was able to move the parts and figure it out easily. She continued to play with it until see finished her dinner. It took a little time for her to figure out how to remove the pieces without them falling out but she stayed with it so it wasn't frustrating just stimulating. She finished her meal in 20 minutes and then grabbed a chew toy and jumped on the couch. I know Lily likes this toy and so do I. The price makes it extremely likable also. I will point out that Lily thought the yellow pieces were chew toys so I had to take them away when she was done with it. It's a fun quiet meal dispenser

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This is a review for the Treat Wheel by Kyjen. This is my second product with them and will most likely be my last as the other one had some design flaws as well. Overall, the concepts seem to be good, but there's always one glaring flaw and cheap materials/construction. This treat wheel is a good idea: pull out the "pegs" and find the treat then use your nose to push the wheel around until you find a secondary treat in another chamber. However, the execution is anything but good. First, the pegs are in too deep and with little (except a dangerously small hole to snag a nail) to grip except super slippery plastic. I tried myself to push and pull the item out of place, and it wouldn't budge (not surprising since 3/4 of it is "buried") and my dogs just grew frustrated and quit. I thought of using it without the pegs and just as a spinner but all the chambers are connected, and the top portion is so badly attached to the bottom that it wobbles about instead of spinning smoothly around. Plus, the chambers are so slick (all the toy being made of that same super slippery plastic) that the treat just slides around. And forget durability. I've seen Dollar Store toys constructed better. A medium to large dog could break this thing in one sitting.

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It is fun for my toy poodle, but the yellow "caps" are too large for him to get his mouth around to remove them. He does enjoy moving the "cover" around so he can retrieve the treats.

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I have a 95lb pitbull/ mastiff mix that often loves his rope bone and his squeaker toy and thought it would be great to challenge him with some thinking toys. I was a bit weary of this toy because my dog might chew up the plastic treat covers but found they are rather tough and that food incentive was greater than the chew incentive. Overall it took about 10 minutes with the advice of the instructions and my pup was on his way to collecting treats from his new puzzle. It takes him a few seconds now to pull the right cap off and start chowing on his goodies. Another thing I would like to note is clean up is pretty easy. I washed the tray and cups with hot water and soap and let dry next to the counter.

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