Dog Game Trixie Poker Box Vario 2, interactive treat puzzle, 32 × 17 cm

Trixie Poker Box Vario 2 is an interactive treat puzzle for dogs measuring 32 × 17 cm that encourages mental stimulation and scent work. The toy features several compartments and movable elements that the dog must lift, slide or open to reach hidden treats. Designed for adult and young dogs, this level of difficulty supports slow feeding and helps reduce boredom by combining reward-based problem solving with physical interaction.

Advantages

This treat puzzle promotes natural foraging behaviour and engages the dog’s sense of smell and intelligence. The robust construction and varied mechanisms offer durable, repeatable use while providing different challenge types to keep interest high. By slowing the rate of food intake, it can contribute to calmer feeding routines and longer-lasting engagement during training or enrichment sessions.

Suitable for

• Food-based enrichment and slow feeding
• Mental stimulation and scent training exercises
• Reducing boredom during alone time or low-activity periods
• Interactive training to reinforce problem-solving and reward-based learning

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 32 × 17 cm
• Interactive puzzle design with multiple compartments and movable elements
• Material: durable pet-safe plastic and components designed for repeated use
• Difficulty: intermediate, suitable for dogs familiar with sniff-and-seek games
• Purpose: treat dispensing and mental enrichment

How to use

Place small portions of dry treats or kibble in the compartments and close or arrange the movable parts according to the dog’s skill level. Supervise initial sessions and demonstrate how to access rewards if needed, gradually increasing complexity as the dog learns. Combine short play sessions with calm intervals to reinforce focus and avoid overstimulation. Clean the toy regularly according to manufacturer care instructions to maintain hygiene.

Usage recommendations

Introduce the Trixie Poker Box Vario 2 in a quiet area and start with easily accessible treats to build confidence. Monitor the dog during play, adjust the puzzle configuration to match skill level, and use the toy as part of a broader enrichment and training routine rather than as the sole activity.