Interactive Dog Toys, ClariVory Slow Feeder Dog Bowls, Dog Nail File & Dog Puzzle for Mental Stimulation, Customizable Food Dispensing, Dog Enrichment Toys to Keep Them Busy, Puppy Toys, Brown

Cooperation at its best!
Fun and motivating hit. I have a cat and a dog. It was for the cat but she couldn’t own the slots at first. The dog showed her how, lol. Then she showed the dog how to push on the top to release the treats. Teamwork makes the dream work, lol!

My Shibas LOVE this puzzle / slow feeder.
My Shiba loves this puzzle. I put the sandpaper on the top to help with nail grooming. Hope it works. The sticky pad to keep in in place works. It doesn’t adhere permanently which is great. Nice design.

Several potential tools in one for a great price
This puzzle-filer-feeder is working out great for us.We had already taught our pup the “touch” command by having him touch our hands to get us to release the treat we had in our fist. So to file his front paws (excluding the front dew claw), we are taking the plastic “lid” with the nail file pad off the puzzle and putting a treat under and telling him to touch. The only problem we had was he’s right-pawed, so we’re having to train “touch-left” but he’s learning it pretty fast. This did definitely smooth out and shorten his nails (his right is currently shorter than his left, so it’s a bit obvious).He will obviously still need clipping, especially on the back paws, but this makes the nails he uses to play with us a lot smoother in a way that’s fun for him and prevents accidental scrapes and extends time between having to take him in.It’s not much of a puzzle, really, but our guy really doesn’t like to eat unless he’s also being entertained, so this is a fun addition to our various snuffle balls/mats/treat machines. We just put his kibble in and push the button and he takes his time going around and opening the doors to eat.I love that it comes with so many replacement pads, though I wonder how hard it’s going to be to remove one and replace it, or if they’re going to be weird to work with once there’s a stack of them?Our normal soft treats didn’t work in the feeder, they just don’t roll down the chutes, but kibble went fine, and like I said, we’re using the filer separate from the rest of the puzzle so we can still high value treat for his nails.I initially thought about cutting up some of the scratch pads and putting them on the doors since he scratches at them sometimes before using his nose to open them, but then I saw the door almost poke him in the eye, and yeah, no. Maybe something to catch the door open a bit once they get it up there would be nice?The set comes with a replacement door and some blockers to limit which tunnels are available for the food, a lot of replacement scratch pads, and adhesive pads to stick this to either hard floor or carpet, but we aren’t using either of those (he weighs 13 pounds, he’s not going to be able to flip it over as far as I can tell).

Interactive, but slightly noisy
Our dogs love this puzzle. It keeps them occupied and provides them with a little treat. It helps them exercise their brains.The only down side is this is quiet noisy.

I recently purchased the ClariVory Interactive Dog Toys set, which includes a slow feeder dog bowl, a dog nail file, and a dog puzzle for mental stimulation. As a dog owner who’s always looking for ways to keep my furry friend entertained and engaged, I’m really impressed by this collection! Here’s my breakdown of each product:1. Slow Feeder Dog Bowl:The slow feeder bowl is an excellent addition to mealtime. My dog tends to eat way too quickly, which can cause indigestion or discomfort. This bowl slows him down by creating obstacles for him to work through while eating. It’s made of durable, non-slip material, which keeps it in place even during enthusiastic mealtimes. Plus, the design is fun and colorful, making it visually appealing and practical. I’ve noticed that my dog seems to enjoy eating more slowly, and it helps prevent any bloating or discomfort.2. Dog Nail File:The dog nail file is surprisingly effective and gentle! It’s a great alternative to traditional nail clippers and works well for keeping my dog’s nails trimmed without causing any stress or discomfort. It’s easy to use and doesn’t make a loud noise like electric nail grinders, which is great for sensitive dogs. My dog doesn’t mind the process as much as when I use clippers, which makes grooming a much smoother experience. The file itself is well-made and comfortable to hold.3. Dog Puzzle for Mental Stimulation:The dog puzzle is hands down my favorite part of this set. It’s an excellent way to keep my dog mentally engaged, especially when I’m busy and can’t give him constant attention. The puzzle is designed to hide treats, and my dog has to figure out how to move the pieces around to access the rewards. It’s challenging enough to keep him occupied for a good amount of time, but not so difficult that he gets frustrated. It’s a great way to burn off excess energy and promote problem-solving skills. I’ve noticed my dog’s focus and confidence have improved since using it.Quality & Durability:Each of the items in the ClariVory set is well-constructed and made from high-quality materials. The slow feeder bowl is sturdy and dishwasher safe, making cleanup a breeze. The nail file is gentle but effective, and the puzzle toy is durable enough to withstand my dog’s excited pawing and chewing.

For the life of me, I could not get my corgi to care about this toy/slow feeder. I mostly bought this because of the nail-sanding paper on the top to try and help with her nails, but again, she didn’t much care. So – obviously, not the toy’s fault.However, it comes mostly assembled and there’s just a few pieces you need to stick on. There’s even a few stickers for if you’re putting it on carpet or hardwood, so it will stick properly to your floor. It’s very easy to fill and refill. We we using Blue Buffalo kibble and we had no issues with it clogging the toy. Also arrived very quickly and was well packaged.