Review on Potaroma Dog Food Puzzle Toy 2 Levels, Slow Feeder For Large Small Dogs, Dog Treat Feeding Toys For IQ Training, Dog Entertainment Toys, 4.2" Height by Christina Suk

My dog is very food-driven and loves to use his nose. This is one of the favorite toys involving food, along with a couple others from Outward Hound. He didn't take long to learn to press the top and dispense more kibble, and he was already used to moving sliders and lids from other toys. He also is a non-destructive dog and doesn't chew on things, so I'm not sure how well it stands up to that.I have 3 issues:1 - The suction cup stickers don't allow the bottom to lie completely flat, so it wobbles. I still need them or he would push it around too much on the floor. I will likely figure out a better solution soon.2 - Half of the time, the kibble gets stuck in the dispenser holes upon pressing the top, so it doesn't fully close. This could just be the type of kibble I'm using, but it is a thing.3 - The underside of the flip-up lids is a bit sharp and it's exactly where his nose would go to flip them up. I sanded them down to not injure his nose if he tries to flip it with too much force.