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The play routines

Ten minutes. Four ways to play.

Follow your dog’s lead, then call it a day while they’re still having fun.

Chase · Treat Tumbler

For dogs who live for the next throw.

The routine

  1. Add part of their usual kibble and adjust the opening.
  2. Roll it gently and let them follow the tumble.
  3. Pause, reset, and finish after ten minutes.
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Tug · Tug Knot

Pull, pause, pull again. Play that builds trust.

The routine

  1. Invite your dog to grab the knot.
  2. Play two gentle tugs, then pause and ask for a drop.
  3. Repeat in short rounds and end on a win.
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Lick · Lick Pad

Calm, steady licking that helps them settle.

The routine

  1. Spread a dog-appropriate snack across the texture.
  2. Set it on a clean surface; supervise as they lick.
  3. Lift it away after ten minutes and clean it.
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Forage · Slow Bowl

Make dinner a puzzle worth solving.

The routine

  1. Scatter a portion of their regular meal in the maze.
  2. Let them sniff and find their way through.
  3. Clear and clean the bowl when mealtime is done.
Meet the toy

Before you start

  • Size is a safety choicePick a toy too large to swallow or lodge in the mouth. Final product sizes are confirmed at launch.
  • Stay closeSupervise every session. Inspect before play and replace anything cracked, frayed or loose.
  • Food fits their dietFood activities should use your dog’s usual food. Ask your veterinarian about individual concerns.

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