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Outward Hound Double Snoop Interactive Treat Dispensing Dog Toy, Puzzle Ball Slow Feeder for Medium to Large Dogs, Mint-Scented for Mental Stimulation & Boredom Relief, 6-inch
$16.77
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- Double the Snoop, Double the Fun: Durable treat-dispensing dog toy that erratically releases treats from two ends; this interactive puzzle toy dispenses treats as it rolls and bounces, promoting active play and problem-solving skills. Note: the size of the treats or kibble determines the flow - smaller pieces release more at once and come out faster.
- Made of Tough Yet Flexible Orbee-Tuff Material: Constructed with high-quality, BPA-free Orbee-Tuff material, this dog toy is durable, and bouncy, making it ideal for interactive play and extended treat-seeking sessions
- Encourages Natural Foraging Instincts & Slower Eating: The unique treat-dispensing design helps slow down fast eaters, aiding digestion and helping to prevent bloating; ideal for dogs who need a fun mealtime alternative or portion control
- Mint-Scented for Fresh Breath: Infused with a refreshing natural mint scent, this toy not only provides hours of play but also helps freshen your dog’s breath while they chew and enjoy their favorite treats
- Mental Stimulation & Enrichment for All Breeds: This toy helps reduce boredom, relieve anxiety, and provide both mental and physical exercise; just 15 minutes of play offers stimulation equivalent to 30 minutes of physical activity
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