JW Tumble Teez Treat Dispensing Puzzle Tumbler Rubber Toy For Dogs Dispenses Treats As Your Pooch Plays

This exciting treat puzzler is fantastic for filling with treats or kibble to make playtime extra tasty and appealing!

• The durable rubber toy is designed with a patented internal maze puzzle to make it a tough challenge for your dog to earn their reward
• The toy wobbles, bounces, and rolls as your dog paws at it, sporadically dispensing treats along the ground
• The internal shelf design allows the treats to travel through the toy slowly to make treat time last longer!

• The toy is made of natural, non-toxic rubber with super thick walls for durability  
• The rubber is slightly flexible to be safe in your dog’s mouth as they run and play
• The irregular shape will give your dog a great grip when they are catching or retrieving
• Infused with vanilla to entice your dog and keep them engaged
• There are 2 holes – a small one at the top and a larger one at the bottom

• You can stuff the toy with treats or kibble
• After stuffing the toy, place in the freezer for an even great challenge and to prolong playtime

• Fantastic for interactive fetch and chase games to develop a greater bond with your dog
• Satisfies your dog’s instinctual desires to run, chase, jump, capture, and retrieve
• The toy distracts your pal from unwanted behaviour around the home and redirects them to a fun, physical activity to keep them busy!
• Provides both mental and physical stimulation as your dog figures out how to retrieve all their morsels  

Recommended for:

• Small: Up to 7kg
• Medium: 7 – 18kg
• Large: over 18kg

If your dog is tough on their toys, it is recommended to purchase the next size up

Dimensions

Small

• Total: 7.5cm length x 4-6 cm width
• Top hole: 1.2cm diameter
• Bottom hole: 2.5cm diameter

Medium

• Total: 11cm length x 5-7cm width
• Top hole: 1.2cm diameter
• Bottom hole: 2.6cm diameter

Large

• Total: 12.7cm length x 5.5 – 8cm width
• Top hole: 1.2cm diameter
• Bottom hole: 3.2cm diameter

Toy Selection

• Only choose toys for your dog that are larger than the dog’s mouth
• Choose a size that allows them to get their mouth around the toy
• Get to know your dog’s holding/gripping strength and play style before selecting toys 

Note

• Supervise your dog’s use of this toy
• Do not leave the toy available for the dog to destroy or eat  
• Frequently inspect the toy and remove the toy from the dog if it damages the toy or tries to swallow pieces of the toy
• Replace the toy if it is worn or damaged 
• Unfortunately, no dog toy is indestructible – if your dog can quickly and easily damage a toy, then the toy is not suited to your dog’s play style, and a different toy should be provided  
• If you have a multiple dog home, take extra care to keep large dogs away from smaller dog toys