The Snuffle Toy Carrots an interactive enrichment toy designed to encourage your dog’s natural instincts to sniff, search and forage. The set includes 8 soft plush carrots, each with two hidden treat pockets, creating plenty of opportunities for your dog to explore and problem-solve.
Simply hide treats inside the carrots and place them into the fabric slots. Your dog’s task is to sniff them out, pull the carrots from the field and discover the rewards hidden inside.
For an extra challenge, treats can also be hidden underneath the carrots or scattered throughout the field, encouraging even more nose work. Each carrot also contains a hidden squeaker, adding another playful element to every harvest.
ENRICHMENT THAT MAKES MEALTIME MORE INTERESTING
Sniffing and foraging are natural behaviours for dogs. The Carrot Field turns treats or dry food into an engaging activity, helping your dog slow down, stay mentally stimulated and enjoy the process of finding their food.
It can also be used as an alternative to a traditional dry-food bowl for dogs who benefit from a slower, more interactive mealtime.
MADE FOR SNIFFING, SEARCHING & PLAYING
With multiple hiding places and different ways to play, you can easily adjust the difficulty depending on your dog’s experience.
Hide treats:
- inside the pockets of each carrot;
- underneath the carrots;
- throughout the entire carrot field.
The deeper hiding spots can be especially enjoyable for dogs with longer, narrower snouts.
Made from soft fleece and felt, the Carrot Field is gentle on your dog’s nose and mouth while being designed for repeated enrichment sessions.
Includes: 8 plush carrots with treat pockets and squeakers
Dimensions: 21.5 × 29 × 13 cm
Care: Machine washable
Made in United Kingdom
Always supervise your dog during play. No toy is indestructible. Remove the toy if it becomes damaged.
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