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Interactive Dog Puzzle Toy | Anti Boredom and Mental Brain Stimulation | Snuffle Mat for Dogs | Enrichment Slow Feeding Eating Game | Small Medium Large Dogs
$29.99
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- Colorful Dog Puzzle Toy with Bowling Pins: Includes 6 soft fabric bowling pins and a anti-slip holder; hide treats under the pins for an interactive snuffle game that keeps dogs entertained and mentally stimulated
- Multi-Use Enrichment Toy: Works as both a snuffle mat for treat hiding and a plush toss toy; dogs can sniff, search, and even fetch the squeeshy bowling pins for endless playtime variety
- Durable & Washable Fabric: Made with soft yet sturdy fleece fabric that’s gentle on your dog’s nose and teeth; machine washable and easy to store away when not in use
- Slow Feeding & Boredom Relief: Encourages natural foraging instincts, slows down fast eaters, and provides a fun brain workout that helps reduce anxiety, stress, and destructive behavior
- For Small, Medium & Large Dogs: Perfect enrichment toy for puppies, adult dogs, and seniors; suitable for all breeds and sizes looking for interactive fun indoors or outdoors
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