KADTC Dog Puzzle Toy, 3-Level Chess Treat Game with 17 Hiding Spots

KADTC Dog Chess Puzzle Toy is a three-level treat puzzle designed to give dogs a mentally engaging way to find treats or kibble, with 17 hiding spots and adjustable game elements.

• Three difficulty levels with discs, doors, cups, and maze paths — adjust the puzzle to offer a changing challenge.
• 17 hiding spots: 9 treat discs, 4 sliding doors, and 4 flip-lid cups — spread rewards across multiple puzzle areas.
• Sliding discs cover treat dispensing holes — dogs move a disc to release the treat rather than licking it from the opening.
• Works with kibble as well as treats — make mealtime a search for individual bites.
• Food-grade ABS with no BPA, PVC, or phthalates — the board is made for daily pawing and nudging.
• Four non-slip rubber pads and a dishwasher-safe board — keep the puzzle in place and simplify cleanup.

This dog puzzle is made for curious dogs that need an activity beyond grabbing an easy-to-reach reward. Use it to add mental stimulation during a rainy day, a work-from-home break, or family dinner. The adjustable puzzle play gives dogs a task to focus on, while the option to use kibble makes the board useful for feeding as well as treat games. Set up a round by placing rewards in the puzzle, then let your dog work through the available hiding places.

How do the three difficulty levels work?

The puzzle changes in difficulty through a mix of discs, sliding doors, flip-lid cups, and maze paths. These different actions let you vary how your dog searches for rewards instead of relying on one fixed treat-finding move. The board has 17 hiding spots in total, giving smart dogs several places to investigate and work through.

Discs sit over dispensing holes, so a dog has to slide a disc to uncover the treat. Doors and cups provide other ways to access rewards, and the maze paths add another puzzle element. Adjust the setup to suit the level of challenge you want for a round.

• 9 treat discs provide multiple reward locations.
• 4 sliding doors and 4 flip-lid cups add different opening actions.
• Flip-lid cups store beneath the board between rounds, keeping them with the puzzle and making the next setup quick.

Will the puzzle suit my dog and work for mealtime?

The board is designed for dogs from French Bulldogs to German Shepherds, with room for wide paws and long snouts. Its size is compared to a large pizza box; use that comparison to judge whether the play area suits your dog and the space where you plan to use it. The puzzle can hold kibble, so dogs can search for their dinner rather than eating each bite straight from a bowl.

For fast eaters, turning a meal into a hunt gives them a series of puzzle actions to complete as they work for each piece of food. It can also give a restless dog an indoor activity when outdoor play is limited or people at home need a focused break. Supervise puzzle time and choose a setup that matches your dog's ability to move the pieces.

• Use treats for puzzle sessions or load kibble for a feeding activity.
• The large-board format is intended to accommodate dogs with different body sizes and snout lengths.

How does the board stay in place, and how do you clean it?

Four non-slip rubber pads on the underside grip hardwood, tile, and carpet while your dog paws and nudges the puzzle. The board is made from food-grade ABS and is free of BPA, PVC, and phthalates. Its construction is intended to stand up to daily pawing and nudging during play.

After a game, rinse the board; built-in drain holes allow rinse water to run out. The whole board is dishwasher safe, so it can also be cleaned in the dishwasher. These cleanup features suit regular puzzle sessions with treats or kibble, when food residue can remain in the hiding areas.

• Four rubber pads help hold the puzzle on hardwood, tile, and carpet.
• Drain holes let rinse water escape.
• The entire board is dishwasher safe.

KADTC Dog Chess Puzzle Toy is a fit for dog owners looking to add treat-based mental activity, vary the challenge, or turn kibble into a slower search game. Its large-board format is made for a range of dog sizes, from French Bulldogs to German Shepherds, and its play is focused on finding food through puzzle actions rather than simply grabbing an exposed reward.