Trixie Small Pet Activity Flip Board Slow Feeder Puzzle Toy

Trixie Small Pet Activity Flip Board Slow Feeder Puzzle Toy

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This Trixie Small Pet Activity Flip Board Slow Feeder Small Pet Toy provides the perfect outlet for your pet’s energy and curiosity. It rewards your pet for correctly opening various compartments. Simply hide your pet’s favourite treats in the compartments and watch as they use their intellect to get to them. Vary the number and placement of treats to increase the level of difficulty. 

KEY FEATURES:

  • Intelligence toy for small animals
  • Ideal for mental stimulation
  • Promotes concentration and dexterity
  • Pets are rewarded by using various opening techniques
  • 2 covers, various indentations, folding flaps and sliding covers
  • Non-slip due to rubber base ring
  • Made from plastic
  • Training instructions included
  • NOT suitable for avid chewers

Dimensions, Approx: Diameter - 23 cm
 

Trixie Small Pet Activity Flip Board Slow Feeder Puzzle Toy

£8.08 GBP

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Katie
Fun activity for guinea pigs

My guinea pigs absolutely love this, I'll be buying another for the rest of them. I've put nuggets, treats and veg in this and they can easily smell what's in there and locate them. The managed all of the puzzles after some trial and error, and seem to enjoy having this challenge. I can see weight being an issue with rabbits like the other review says, but for guinea pigs I don't think there will be a problem.

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Anonymous
Needs some weight at the bottom

In theory this is great, started off well with my bunny lifting the little lid and getting the treat, he then proceeded to lift the whole thing up and tip it over as this is clearly a much quicker and easier way to get ALL of the treats at once and it�s so light he had no problems with this whatsoever, it could really do with some kind of weight in the base to stop this from happening