Brightkins Cupcake Party! Treat Puzzle for Pets, Interactive Dog Toys, Treat Dispenser, Slow Feeding Interactive Game, 3 Interactive Skill Levels, 5 Pieces

I wanted to encourage my dog to use his scent for a variety of purposes but really this is pretty simple I suspect for most dogs. He had cracked it in about 5 seconds and then ran off with one of the cup pieces and chewed it to the point where it no longer fits in the hole - that took about 10 seconds. We still play with it for him but there isn't much to this game and he has moved onto more complex puzzles.

I love how cute and colorful this treat puzzle is. I appreciated the included guide that walked through how to use the puzzle with your pet. I walked through each step with my dog as recommended, building up to covering the treats fully with the cupcake toppers. Even after going through it, my dog still needed a little help/encouragement but I'm sure he'll get the hang of it. I used it during a Zoom meeting to keep him occupied and it worked! My only feedback would be to make different versions for differents size dogs. I have a very small dog and I think it maybe these cupcake toppers were slightly too large/heavy for him.

Our puppy gets his hidden treats out quickly and it doesn’t seem to be a fun challenge at all for him. Cute though.

We have been using the cupcake treat party puzzle as a slow feeder for a dog who really doesn’t need a slow feeder in the first place. He is the opposite of a fast feeder, so we’re using it as a way to keep mealtime fun. The puzzle wasn’t very hard for him to figure out—even the first time. But for a dog who isn’t very food motivated, the puzzle aspect of feeding time is keeping his interest and he finishes his food every time.

Duke loved the cupcake puzzle game. He actually enjoyed playing with the toppers more than the treats inside it.

Not sure how this is supposed to challenge a dog when the cupcake tops just sit on the pan loosely and fall off at the slightest touch.