Boredom Buster Paw Puzzle Dogs Toy By NOAH'S ARK

Boredom Buster Paw Puzzle Dogs Toy by NOAH'S ARK, the perfect gift for £12.99! Explore more unique gifts in our curated marketplace..
Stimulate your pets mind by using the Paw Hide IQ toy and reduce boredom and introduce problem solving skills for your hungry pup.This toy will provide the ultimate scent stimulation and endless amounts of nosework fun for your dog. This is done by having your dog use their scent to locate the treats inside this adorable toy! A dog's sense of smell is their strongest ability. Designed with bright colours and a non slip base, use your dog's favourite treat's to get them excited to play and learn! You can also use this toy as a way of slow feeding your dog, if your dog is a fast eater this toy helps to promote slower digestion. Treat's not included.Material: Polypropylene a non-toxic plastic - safe for pet use. The IQ Paw Hide Toy is easy to clean by simply hand washing with warm soapy water to keep your pets toy fresh. We suggest washing after each use. Please remove all packaging before you give to your pet. Keep away from fire This item is not a child's toy. Keep out of the reach of young children as may contain small parts which could present a choking hazard.nullDimensions: L25.5 x W:25.5 x H:8cm

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