A 33cm bee with treats tucked down between its layers, worked out by nose rather than teeth. Foraging is quietly hard work for a dog, so ten minutes of it settles a busy household better than most toys of this size. Be clear on what it is not: it is not a chew toy and it will not survive being torn apart, and a dog that eats fabric needs to be watched with one — or given something else entirely.
Sold in the one size, 33cm, in durable yarn and cotton. Scatter a handful of kibble through it before you leave the room, or use it to slow a fast eater at mealtimes. The Snuffle Fox is a smaller shape from the same Discovery range if you want a second toy in rotation.
Features
- Layered fabric — treats disappear into the folds so the dog has to search.
- Nose work — engages the sense of smell instead of the jaw.
- Yarn and cotton — fabric build that handles repeated snuffling.
- 33cm — large enough to hide a full handful of kibble.
Care
Wash when it starts to smell of dinner, dry it out fully, and keep it out of reach of a fabric-eater.
More about the range on the FurKidz brand page.