Other durable treat dispensers include the Busy Buddy Twist 'n Treat, the PetSafe Busy Buddy Kibble Nibble, and the West Paw Zogoflex Toppl. These products are made from high-quality, non-toxic materials and are designed to withstand rough play and heavy use.

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Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound interactive treat dog puzzles are designed with your pet's health in mind. They are made from BPA, PVC, and phthalate-free materials that you can trust with your dog. These materials are food safe, ensuring that your pet is not exposed to any harmful chemicals. This dual power supply electronic dog toy can be powered by installing 4 x size C batteries (not included) in the host or connecting it via the micro USB cable (NOTICE: Battery and UBS cannot be used at the same time). Additionally, 3 x AAA batteries (not included) are needed for the remote controller. It is recommended to choose batteries of the same model, brand, and material to avoid mixing old and new batteries of different degrees.

Thankfully my dogs didn't have much of a learning curve with this toy. By the time I'd refilled it twice, they had the method down. It works just as advertised. It's easy to setup and use. I used dry dog food after I ran out of treats. They didn't care, they just liked hitting the button regardless of what came out.

PETGEEK Automatic Dog Treat Dispenser, Dog Puzzle Memory

Managing your pet's weight is also made easy with the PetSafe 5 Meal Dog Food Dispenser. Scheduling smaller meals throughout the day helps keep your pet healthy and prevents overeating. In terms of battery life, the Pet Camera Robot boasts an impressive standby time of up to 10 days on a full charge. This ensures that owners can rely on the device to keep their pets entertained and engaged for extended periods of time. DUAL POWER SUPPLY ELECTRONIC DOG TOY: Install 4 x size C batteries (not included) in the host or connect it via the micro USB cable (NOTICE: Battery and UBS cannot be used at the same time). 3 x AAA batteries (not included) are needed for the remote controller. We recommend choosing batteries of the same model, brand and material to avoid mixing old and new batteries of different degrees.The PetSafe 5 Meal Dog Food Dispenser is a convenient and reliable way to schedule and manage your pet's meals and treats. With a capacity of up to 5 cups of kibble or treats of any size, this dispenser holds enough food for your pet for the whole day or even for a few days. This memory puzzle dispenser is designed to promote positive training for a healthier and happier pet. The dispenser is an excellent way to train your pet, as it encourages them to exercise and improves their memory by rewarding them with treats or kibble. The enticing sounds that play with each push on the release button encourage further play, making it a perfect way to spend productive one-on-one time with your pet. The PETGEEK Automatic Dog Treat Dispenser is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The cat treat food puzzle interactive up to 50m distance remote control without shelter. With the aid of the suction cup and peg, you can fasten the button to smooth surfaces or in soft ground like a garden. This dog toy is suitable for small to large dogs and poses new challenges for your pet.

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AUTOMATIC DOG FEEDER BUTTON: Teach your pet to press the automatic dog feeder release button. When the button correctly pressed, as a reward, the dog food container inside the cat puzzle feeder rotates and releases your pet's favorite treats or food into the feeding tray. The Pet Camera Robot also comes with an adjustable cat teaser, which can be moved around within the app to play with pets or removed from the device entirely. This feature provides endless entertainment for pets and helps to keep them active and engaged.

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To train Pepper to play this game, I started with just the button. To power it up, I inserted the three batteries and flipped the switch to try out both of the sounds the button can make (we had no preference and tried out both for training). I began by luring Pepper to touch the button by holding a treat on top of it. It took us about 10 minutes to get the first nose-on-button, then paw-on-button, with enough pressure to make the noise. We quit while we were ahead, and I brought out the button again the next day to review the lesson.