Turn Around

Great fun for my dog. Keep your furry friends busy on a rainy day. It takes a while for them to figure out how to get to the treats but they do get their brains working.

This was so easy to assemble. After a quick was, it was up and ready for the first game! My 8 year old dog is generally very clever and the video shows how I did a basic introduction. You should have seen him 2 time round and ever since - he spins the tube with his paw and watches as the little treat pops out. I use Pet Munchies little square treats, which fall out nicely - I tried a little meat and a dried sweet potato treat, but the Pet Munchies square has the perfect texture to not stick to the inside of the tube. Bear sometimes focusses on one tube so I remind him to check the others and while the game is over quickly, I can add some more treats and he can try again. He concentrates as I can see his little brow furrow, and he gets really excited about having a go! This is great as brain work is tiring! I'm impressed as there are only the 3 tubes to clean. But the centre pole has to be undone and the tubes removed, unless you can dunk in your sink, which it would fit in mine. My puppy (who's 10 months) wasn't keen, but then he hasn't developed the intelligence that Bear has yet. He was not sure about it and I think I will have to spend a while teaching him how to use it. All in all, I am really happy, as is Bear. It's so lovely watching him enjoy this game because the suspense as to when the treat will pop out is written all over his face and of course, he then has to see where it lands! Great for brain work, sniffing and using paws or noses to spin. A birthday success for him!

Perfect size for cats, way too small for most dogs

Used to slow up feeding time with small biscuits. She has to work for her tea, she has to spin the tubes for the biscuits to fall out. Holes big and small tops screw on to make it easy or hard. Well used in our household for the dogs. Very sturdy product.

Has a nut missing- the box was damaged and not fully sealed, there was a little ziplock bag that the nuts could have been placed in with the screws and extra caps. So this may have been a returned item. It seems sturdy and something the dogs might enjoy. I'll have to find a nut before I can use it.

One of the best purchases to date. This occupies my dog for a good time and he loves it. I cheat and break up treats so he gets the same amount but looks more but he is now a pro with this and even showing the rest of the family dogs how it's done

My dog absolutely loves this toy, it kept him busy for ages. The only issue is it falls over easily and he ultimately chewed off one of the lids and swallowed the other which resulted in a trip to the vets out of ours to be made sick. We took our eyes off him and take total responsibility as dogs should be supervised with toys, however it could have a sturdier base to prevent it falling over. Overall it was easy to assemble and my dog loved it but please watch your dog!

Great idea but not suitable for dogs. Mine managed to chew off the plastic lids in a matter of seconds whilst being supervised. May be ok for chilled out dogs but in my opinion it's not durable enough for my German Shepherd puppy