Description
When your pup is ready to start thinking as well as playing, the Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound Treat Tumble is a perfect puzzle ball to begin with. This Level 1 treat-dispensing dog puzzle is designed as a beginner’s challenge that keeps your dog intrigued as they roll the ball and sniff around to find ways to release the reward. It is an easy, engaging way to introduce puzzle games and turn snack time into a fun little brain workout.What makes the Treat Tumble a great first puzzle: Designed as a Level 1 beginner’s puzzle challenge, an approachable starting point for pups new to puzzle games. Dispenses treats as your dog rolls and nudges the ball, rewarding their curiosity and effort. Easy to fill through two treat-dispensing holes, so loading in your dog’s favorite treats takes just a moment. Encourages your pup to sniff and problem-solve, supporting cognitive development and helping bust boredom. Made with food-safe, BPA-free plastic, giving you added peace of mind during play. Easy to wipe clean, and noted as dishwasher safe for simple, fuss-free cleanup. Suited for indoor and outdoor fun, ready to roll wherever your dog likes to play. Great for interactive play with you or solo play when your pup wants to work at it alone. Finished in a bright, easy-to-spot red and yellow that stands out during play. A smart pick for all size dogs looking for a boredom buster and a bit of mental engagement. Watching your dog figure out a puzzle for the first time is a joy, and the Treat Tumble makes that moment easy to reach. Fill it through the two holes, set your pup loose, and cheer them on as they roll, sniff, and nudge the ball to earn each treat. With its BPA-free, food-safe build and wipe-clean, dishwasher-safe design, it fits neatly into everyday routines both indoors and out. Start your pup off with this bright red and yellow beginner’s challenge, then let their confidence grow one happy, treat-tumbling discovery at a time, turning ordinary snack breaks into a rewarding game they will want to play again and again.
