PETGEEK Automatic Dog Treat Dispenser with Button, Dual Power Supply and Remote Control, Dog Puzzle Toys and Interactive Toys for Indoor or Outdoor Play (Blue)

Ah, behold the marvel of modern canine engineering! The PETGEEK treat dispenser is, quite frankly, the butler I never knew I needed—for my miniature Harlequin pincher, Nugget, that is. Now, Nugget, a creature with the energy of a caffeinated squirrel and the attitude of a retired Shakespearean actor, refuses to wind down even after a full day at the office.Enter this brilliant blue contraption, which I have affectionately dubbed The Snack Cannon. With the remote button discreetly relocated from room to room, I have transformed my flat into a full-blown episode of Downton Abbey: The Cardio Edition. Nugget dashes between button and bowl, huffing, puffing, and giving me his best “how dare you move the royal snack button” glare, followed by a dramatic growl and a tail flick worthy of a West End exit.Not only does it physically exhaust the little tyrant, but it also provides endless entertainment for the humans in residence. And the mental stimulation? Oh, he’s plotting strategy like he’s on The Great British Bake Off, but with kibble.In summary: it’s sturdy, clever, and endlessly amusing. Nugget approves. I approve. The neighbours may not approve of the barking encore performance, but what do they know of high culture?Highly recommended for energetic dogs and their exhausted, slightly mischievous human companions.

This treat/food dispenser is a great option for high energy dogs. I usually use it in the winter when we can't play outside as much. It only took a day or two to train my heeler mix how to use it. My dog slams the button hard but it has held up so far! The batteries have lasted well and the button has good noise and connectivity. My only complaint is that the options to hold down the button (suction cup and stake) don't really work if you have an overly enthusiastic dog.

Bought for high energy dog. He figured it out quickly but also figured out if we didn't secure the button down it was more efficient to bring the button to the dispenser and hit and eat over and over again. Once we secured it he must have gotten a little to aggressive and it stopped working.

This came recommended from an “influencer” who marketed it a lot - we used it less than a dozen times with our dog and it’s already not working. The touch button no longer triggers the machine (and yes the machine is charged, batteries in button are new, and settings are correct).It’s just not well made - great idea though. Our dog did love it and it gave him exercise but I would NOT buy this again

Our dog & two cats love this gadget! We found freeze dried salmon treats to use for cats & dogs. They love to wait for one to trigger the toy, then they all three race to get the treat. One cat has learned to simply sit by the dispenser & wait for her compadre to trigger the treat release! We've used it outside & watched these three race back & forth for treats. We have to limit use, or they would eat way too many treats. 100% recommend.

This is great for encouraging a dog to problem solve. It gives them a little exercise to get treats. It makes their meals last longer if they are fast eaters.

My dogs love it. But the treats were dispensed only half the time. The button would make a noise when pushed, but you never know if something is coming out or not. We tried using smaller treats, that didn't help. Still a good product. But I wouldn't buy it again.

This thing is great. I have a high energy dog and no matter the amount of excise and exploring, training, games we do ,he always can do more.After he has a meal using this he is relaxed and takes a nap. It’s great!