Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound: Treat Puzzles for Dogs and Cats

Channel natural foraging with award winning puzzle toys that make mealtimes fun and minds busy. Choose from starter to expert puzzles, wobble and spinner bowls, and cat puzzle and play designs.

What you will find

• Level 1 to 4 treat puzzles: flip, slide, lift and spin actions that build problem solving step by step.
• Slow feed and wobble bowls: extend eating time and reduce gulping while keeping focus.
• Cat puzzle and play boards: paw sized challenges for batting, scooping and sniffing.

How to choose a level

• Level 1 beginner: first puzzles, puppies, senior pets, gentle problem solvers.
• Level 2 intermediate: more steps and mixed actions for curious learners.
• Level 3 advanced: multi step sequences that demand patience and planning.
• Level 4 expert: layered challenges for seasoned puzzle pros.

Pick by play style

• Sniff and nudge: choose shallow compartments and easy sliders.
• Paw and lift: look for flippers, pegs and drawers.
• Fast eater: select a slow feeder or wobble bowl to pace meals.
• Cats: compact boards with small treat wells and light moving parts.

Get started

1. Load with high value treats or part of the daily ration.
2. Begin unlocked so your pet learns the action, then add locks and covers.
3. Keep sessions short at first, about 5 to 10 minutes, and end on a win.
4. Rotate two or three puzzles each week to keep interest high.

Care and safety

• Supervise play. Puzzles are not chew toys. Remove if your pet starts gnawing parts.
• Check for wear and replace damaged pieces.
• Clean with warm soapy water and rinse well. Many styles are top rack dishwasher safe. Dry fully before refilling.
• Choose a size that matches your pet and treat size to avoid frustration.

Use filters to shop by difficulty level, size and price. Add a starter puzzle or upgrade to the next level and enjoy focused, rewarding play with fast delivery anywhere in South Africa.