Adjustable Puzzle Slow Feeder for Cats & Dogs

Adopted Zara (ex-racer) 6 months ago. She’d gulp food → vomit → pace anxiously for hours. Vet suggested a puzzle feeder. This one? GAME CHANGER. Started on easy mode — now she’s on “genius” level, spinning trays, nudging blocks. Takes her 15 mins to eat vs 15 seconds. No more vomiting. No more pacing. Just happy zoomies after. Adjustable height = perfect for her long neck. Worth every dirham.

Hiro (my 2yo Bengal) treated his old bowl like a race track. This puzzle toy? He stared at it for 10 mins… then aced Level 1. By Day 2, he cracked Level 3. Now I’ve stacked two together for “Master Mode.” Adjustable legs keep it stable even when he pounces. Only lost a star because the suction feet don’t grip my marble floor — but a yoga mat fixed that. Clawscart, make a Level 5 please!

Luna (corgi) used to steal Miso’s (cat) food — and vice versa. Chaos. Bought two of these — set corgi’s to “slow spin,” cat’s to “paw swipe.” Adjustable height = cat eats standing, dog eats low. They’re too busy solving their own puzzles to steal! Easy to clean, dishwasher-safe parts, and the non-slip base survives corgi zoomies. Best $ spent on pet harmony.

Buddy’s been slowing down — naps all day, barely ate. Vet said: “Stimulate his brain.” Bought this on a whim. Started on lowest setting… he nudged a block → treat fell → tail wagged! Now he “works” for breakfast + dinner. Takes him 10 mins — but he’s ENGAGED. Adjustable legs = no bending for his old joints. Clean-up? Rinse + done. You’ve given my old boy joy back. Thank you.

“It’s just a DOG, why does he need a PhD to eat?” Famous last words. Our beagle, Winston, was overweight + destructive. After 3 weeks on this toy (started easy, now medium), he’s slimmer, calmer, and sleeps through the night. The adjustable height? Perfect for his stubby legs. I even caught him pawing at it between meals “just for fun.” Okay, babe — you win. Buy one for your mom’s poodle next.