Dog Activity Push Away toy by Trixie — interactive pet toy, 25 × 7 × 17 cm

Trixie Dog Activity "Push Away" is an interactive pet toy designed to stimulate a dog’s natural foraging and problem-solving behavior. With compact dimensions of 25 × 7 × 17 cm, the toy invites dogs to push, nudge and nose components to access hidden rewards. It is intended to provide mental stimulation, encourage active play and slow down eating habits by making dogs work for treats or kibble.

Advantages

The Push Away toy promotes cognitive engagement through repeated nose and paw interactions that release treats or reveal compartments. Its sturdy construction is suitable for regular use during supervised play, and the moderate size makes it appropriate for a range of adult and junior dogs. By combining feeding and play, it supports slower eating and helps reduce boredom-related behaviours without relying on electronic parts or batteries.

Suitable for

• Training sessions focused on scent work and problem solving
• Reducing boredom and destructive behaviour when dogs are left alone
• Slow feeding to prevent gulping during mealtimes
• Interactive play to increase mental stimulation and activity

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 25 × 7 × 17 cm
• Type: interactive push-and-nose toy
• Material: durable molded components suitable for repeated manipulation (non-electronic)
• Feeding mode: treats or dry kibble can be used as rewards
• Colour: manufacturer typical finish — check variant availability

How to use

Place small treats or dry kibble into the recesses or treat compartments according to the toy’s design. Encourage the dog to push or nudge the moving parts using its nose or paws; demonstrate the action by moving parts manually at first if needed. Supervise initial sessions until the dog reliably understands the mechanics, and refill as required to maintain interest. Clean the toy following manufacturer guidance to remove food residues and maintain hygiene.

Usage recommendations

Use the toy under supervision, especially with puppies or dogs that chew destructively. Introduce simple challenges first and increase difficulty by varying treat size or location. Combine with short training sessions to reinforce positive behaviour and ensure the toy is used as intended for mental stimulation and slow feeding.