Mental Enrichment
Turns treat time into a puzzle to solve.
Treat Dispenser Toy
Treat time, with a twist.
Tuck a treat inside, twist it shut, and let the game begin. Your dog noses, rolls, and paws it open, turning every treat into playtime.
Food Grade & BPA Free
Dishwasher Safe
Freezer Friendly
Free shipping on prepaid · Partial COD available
Specs & Measurements
Toy size: 9.5 × 9.5 × 12.5 cm
Weight: 216 g
Treat opening: 1.5 cm
Materials & Care
Dishwasher safe on the top rack, or hand wash and air dry.
This is a puzzle toy, not a chew toy.
Always supervise play, and remove it if your dog manages to damage it.
Good for your dog. Good for you, too.
Slows Down Treat Time
No more gulping treats in one bite.
Keeps Idle Paws Busy
Channels energy away from chewing or barking.
Calm Alone Time
Settles your dog when left alone.
Rewards Good Behaviour
A hands free way to reinforce training.
A Break for You
A few minutes of peace while your dog's busy.
Puzzle feeding is a recommended form of canine enrichment per Purdue University's Center for Animal Welfare Science, citing AVSAB guidance. Source
Mubble Treat Dispenser vs. Hand fed treats
Puzzle solving
None
Worked for over time
Gone in one bite
Keeps dog busy alone
Needs you there
Occupies idle time
No lasting distraction
However your dog likes it
Clipping a dispenser to your leash isn't something every pet parent has seen before here's the whole routine.

Kibble Puzzle
Fill with your dog's regular meal for a slower, more engaging feed.

Treat & Reward
Use as a hands free reward during training sessions.

Freeze & Chill
Pack with a soft filling and freeze, or pull the two halves apart, stuff and freeze each separately for two smaller frozen treats.

Alone Time Buddy
Fill before you leave so your dog has something to work on.
Real questions from pet parents
Whisky here. Got questions? Most pet parents do. Here are the answers we share most often.
Is this a chew toy?
No. It's a puzzle/treat toy, not built to withstand aggressive chewing. Always supervise play and remove it if damaged.
What can I fill it with?
Kibble, small treats, or a soft paste like peanut butter or mashed banana. Avoid anything toxic to dogs, including chocolate, onion, garlic, grapes and raisins, and xylitol.
Can I freeze it?
Yes. Pack it with a soft filling and freeze for a longer lasting treat.
Is this suitable for all dog breeds, sizes and ages?
Yes, though always supervise puppies and strong chewers closely, since it isn't chew proof.
Will it rattle or make noise?
No, it's a silent silicone toy, not a squeaker.
How do I clean it?
Dishwasher safe on the top rack, or rinse by hand.
What should I do if my dog chewed through it?
Stop use immediately and discard the toy. It's designed for nosing and rolling, not biting. If you think your dog may have swallowed a piece, contact your vet immediately.