KADTC Puzzle Toys Level 2 in 1 Advance Educational For Smart Small/Medium/Large Dogs Intelligence Learning Toy Keep Busy Puppy Boredom Buster Interactive Brain Mental Stimulation Treat Enrichment Game

Difficulty: Level 2 IN 1

UPC number Green：850052028978

• [Dog Puzzle Toy from the United States, an American Brand with a U.S. Patent][The Dog’s Rubik’s Cube]This innovative puzzle toy is designed to challenge your dog’s intelligence. It incorporates gameplay ranging from Level 1 to Level 2 difficulty within a single toy. Featuring four types of treat compartments—drawers, sliding lids, flip lids, and rotating covers—it allows pet owners to select the appropriate challenge level based on their pet’s abilities.
• [Safe Design and Materials] This toy features a secure design, ensuring that all components remain intact and do not detach from the toy, eliminating the risk of accidental ingestion by dogs. You can confidently allow your dog to play with it. The product is made from food-grade ABS material and is free from harmful substances such as Bisphenol A (BPA), PVC, and phthalates, fully safeguarding your dog's health.
• [Toy Component Description] The main body of the toy features one rotatable top lid with a cross shape, four treat boxes that can flip open, and eight treat boxes with sliding lids. Each treat box lid has a hole through which food can be directly placed, allowing the dog to smell the food and be attracted to the toy.
• [Instructions for Difficulty Level 1] Place food in the four flip-open treat boxes. Dogs can use their paws or noses to flip open the lids and get food rewards. Add food to the drawer treat boxes; dogs pull it open with their paws to access the food. Add food to the eight sliding-lid treat boxes, and dogs can use their paws or noses to move and eat.
• [Instructions for Difficulty Level 2] First, rotate the cross-shaped top lid and add food to the grooves. Then, push the four movable square sliding lids to the four corners of the cross-shaped top lid, locking it in place and preventing rotation. Dogs need to first push the square sliding lids, then rotate the cross-shaped top lid to access the food.