Description
Nina Ottosson’s Lickin’ Layers is a Level 2 dog puzzle toy with three spinning layers of food compartments for your dog to work through.
Quick facts
Species: Dog
Count: Over 100 treat compartments
Material or key ingredient: Food-safe materials free from BPA, PVC, and phthalates
Form: Puzzle toy, usable as a slow feeder
Why owners like it
Three spinning layers of food compartments give your dog a multi-step puzzle to solve for treats.
Over 100 treat compartments keep your dog busy and engaged.
The brand says it’s large enough to double as a slow feeder, which can lengthen mealtimes and encourage a slower, healthier eating pace.
Made with food-safe materials free from BPA, PVC, and phthalates.
The brand suggests freezing peanut butter (xylitol-free), wet food, or plain Greek yogurt inside to increase the challenge.
The brand says dog puzzle games like this one let dogs use their natural instincts and behaviors for mental stimulation.
Always supervise your dog closely and teach them how the game works. Do not leave your dog alone with a treat puzzle, and do not let your dog chew on the game or its pieces. Inspect it for damage and remove it if broken, and store it until the next supervised use when empty. It is intended for dogs only, not a children’s toy.
Questions owners ask
How does the puzzle work? Dogs navigate three layers of food compartments, spinning each one to reveal the treats.
Can I use it as a slow feeder? Yes, the brand says it is large enough to be used as a slow feeder to lengthen mealtimes.
Can I leave my dog alone with it? No, the brand says to always supervise your dog closely and not to leave your dog alone with a treat puzzle. When it is empty, store it until the next supervised use.
