Puzzle & Enrichment Toys

Dog puzzle toys make your dog sniff, nudge or work a simple mechanism to earn kibble or treats, turning snack time into mental exercise. Choose a fleece snuffle ball or snake for nose work and beginners, a slider board or press-lever duck for problem solving, and a rolling wobble feeder for active play.

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  • Plush Octopus Snuffle Puzzle Dog Toy with Squeaker

    Plush Octopus Snuffle Puzzle Dog Toy with Squeaker

    Sale price  $30.99 Regular price  $40.99
  • Bone Puzzle Feeder Dog Toy Interactive Slow Treat Game

    Bone Puzzle Feeder Dog Toy Interactive Slow Treat Game

    Sale price  $33.99 Regular price  $44.99
  • Duck Treat Dispenser Dog Puzzle Toy Interactive Feeder

    Duck Treat Dispenser Dog Puzzle Toy Interactive Feeder

    Sale price  $30.99 Regular price  $40.99
  • Snuffle Ball for Dogs Fleece Foraging Treat Toy

    Snuffle Ball for Dogs Fleece Foraging Treat Toy

    Sale price  $35.99 Regular price  $46.99
  • Treat Dispensing Dog Toy Wobble Puzzle Feeder

    Treat Dispensing Dog Toy Wobble Puzzle Feeder

    Sale price  $25.99 Regular price  $33.99
  • Snuffle Snake Dog Toy Fleece Nosework Treat Puzzle

    Snuffle Snake Dog Toy Fleece Nosework Treat Puzzle

    Sale price  $24.99 Regular price  $32.99

How to choose a dog puzzle toy

  • Start easy: Begin with treats placed near the surface of a snuffle toy or the easiest setting on an adjustable feeder, then make it harder as your dog catches on.
  • Match your dog's style: Sniffers love fleece snuffle toys, pawers and nudgers enjoy slider boards and lever puzzles, and high-energy dogs like a feeder that rolls.
  • Think about size: The duck dispenser is best for small to medium dogs and cats; the snuffle snake stretches about 33.5 in for bigger noses.
  • Plan cleaning and supervision: The fleece snuffle ball is machine washable, plastic boards wipe down and the wobble feeder unscrews for rinsing. Puzzle toys are not chew toys, so supervise play and put them away afterward.
ProductTypeMaterialSizeKey feature
Snuffle Ball for Dogs Fleece Foraging Treat ToySnuffle (nose work)Polar fleece5.9 in diameterMachine washable, 11 color mixes
Snuffle Snake Dog Toy Fleece Nosework Treat PuzzleSnuffle (nose work)Polar fleece33.5 × 3 inLong foraging game
Plush Octopus Snuffle Puzzle Dog ToySnuffle plushPlush fabricAbout 7.9 × 7.1 inSqueaker, cuddle toy after play
Bone Puzzle Feeder Dog ToySlider and flap boardPP plasticAbout 12.6 × 8.7 inWipes clean
Duck Treat Dispenser Dog Puzzle ToyPress-to-releasePlasticAbout 9.4 × 4.9 inTail lever drops food
Treat Dispensing Dog Toy Wobble Puzzle FeederRolling feederNylon, ABS, rubber rollersAbout 6.3 × 3.8 inAdjustable opening

For calm, lick-based enrichment see our dog lick mats, slow down mealtimes with slow feeder dog bowls, or browse all dog toys.

Frequently asked questions

Are snuffle mats good for dogs?

Snuffle mats and snuffle toys give dogs a chance to use their nose to forage for food, which is a natural, mentally tiring activity. They can stretch out snack time, help keep bored dogs busy on rainy days and offer a calm activity before rest. Supervise use and put the toy away once the treats are found.

Can I wash my dog's snuffle mat?

Most fleece snuffle toys can be washed, which is important because food crumbs and saliva build up. Shake out loose crumbs first, then follow the care instructions. Our fleece snuffle ball is machine washable. Let any snuffle toy dry completely before the next use so it stays fresh.

How often should my dog use a snuffle mat?

Many dogs enjoy a short snuffle session once or twice a day, for example with part of a meal or as an indoor activity on days with shorter walks. Count the kibble or treats you use as part of your dog's daily food so they don't end up overeating, and keep sessions fun rather than frustrating.

What can I use instead of a snuffle mat?

Snuffle balls and snuffle snakes offer the same foraging game in a different shape. Treat-dispensing toys, slider puzzle boards and wobble feeders give your dog a problem to solve instead. You can also scatter kibble in clean grass or hide treats around a room for a simple sniffing game.