Who has a good dog? You do of course! What better way is there to show your pup how great you think he or she is than by giving them a tasty treat? That's where treat dispensing dog toys come in. Not only will they be delivering the treats, they'll be providing fun, engagement and education for Fido. Puzzles are the most popular, but we've seen the 100's of options to choose from. So how do you know which one will keep your treat-seeking canine engaged and playing?
That's where we come in. Look below to find something you think your furry friend will love. Click on the image and you'll be taken to our video review. If it sounds like the perfect present, look to the right and you'll find where it's currently available and at the best prices. Buying treat dispensing toys for dogs has never been simpler...but if you need more help, scroll below the product grid for our complete buying guide.
The West Paw Toppl is a rounded toy with one large opening on top, and two smaller ones on the side. It's designed to receive and hold treats inside until it is nudged or otherwise moved in some way.…
The MultiPuzzle is a fairly large, colorful, hard plastic toy puzzle with sliding panels on the perimeter, and smaller panels on a rotating lock in the middle, while the Activity Matz is made from a…
The Frosty Cone is a nice and easy-difficulty dog treat toy scented like french vanilla. It's made of a rubber that is both sturdy and flexible, and has one opening to insert treats. If you so…
The Orbee-Tuff Snoop is a ball made of a translucent and squishy, yet durable material. There is a small hole on one side and a large opening on the other. Insert treats into the toy, give it to your…
This selection of Kong products are all dog puzzles. You hide the treats inside the toy, and then give it to your dog to solve. They'll smell the treats and work hard to get them out.
Dr. Catch's Dog Treat Puzzle is a treat dispenser with sliding panels to obscure where the treats are hiding. Dogs must slide the panels and uncover the food to enjoy it.
The Enrichment Lick Mats are all designed with divots and crevasses in which to hold soft foods. Simply spread a safe and tasty treat for your pup on the mat, such as peanut butter or plain yogurt,…
SodaPup's Treat Dispenser Chew Toy is a dog toy made of a durable rubber, with a built in hole where you can hide treats of varying sizes. It is designed to keep dogs engaged for a while, and to slow…
The Starfish and Butterfly are both made of a durable, non-toxic and FDA approved nylon material, and are veterinarian approved, according to SodaPup's website. Each toy has divots in which to spread…
These mats embody a simple concept that we found works very well. Slow your dog's eating by adding more complexity to their eating surface. They'll stay motivated, engaged, and occupied for a while!
Snuffle Balls are covered in layers of fabric where you can conceal your pet's favorite dry treats or food. Even without treats inside, the toy works as a regular ball for rolling around or playing…
FouFIT's new Hide 'n Seek toys are the ideal challenge to keep your dog engaged for a long period of time. They come in a variety of shapes and difficulty levels.
The great thing about a puzzle toy of this nature is that your puppy pal will be mentally stimulated and encouraged to keep playing while being rewarded for their efforts at the same time. Treat dispenser toys are great for pups of all ages, sizes, and activity levels. The problem solving play can be just the thing an old dog needs to learn a new trick, a young pup can use to wear him or herself out for nap time and almost any pup who can't be as physically active as they used to be from old age.
Treat dispensing toys help your pup tap into their natural foraging instincts. If you have a puppy or extremely active furbaby, start with something durable and that is easier to learn. One of the advantages of treat dispensers for your canine companion is that they can be used very effectively to slow down a dog that may eat too fast, which can lead to bloating and discomfort. Depending on your furry friend, you can choose dispensers that have multiple compartments. If you want to be in control of treat timing and the amount of treats that will be available, there are automatic dispensers that keep you in control, even if you're not home. If your furry friend likes to chew, there are also dispensers that require a bit of chewing before the treat comes out. This may satisfy that need...and keep your pup from chomping on the furniture or anything else.
You can see a full range of treat toys here, and come back often because we're constantly reviewing the latest introductions and giving you the inside scoop on its effectiveness, value and fun.
