Nina Ottosson
Nina Ottosson Spin N’ Eat Level 2 Puzzle Feeder
Nina Ottosson Spin N’ Eat Level 2 Puzzle Feeder
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About this product
Turn mealtime into a brain game — spin, nudge, snack, repeat.
Designed by Nina Ottosson by Outward Hound and made with food-safe materials for supervised, everyday enrichment.
Got a fast eater or a bored brain at home? This clever puzzle feeder turns dinner into a fun little challenge your dog actually wants to solve.
A Level 2 puzzle + feeder in one that slows eating and boosts mental stimulation.
Why you’ll Love It
Slows down fast eaters by making food “earnable,” not inhalable
Fights boredom with problem-solving play at every meal
Helps reduce unwanted behaviors by keeping the mind busy
Fun for all dogs (all ages, sizes, breeds) — just adjust the difficulty with your food choice and portion
Food visible in the barrel so dogs stay motivated to keep working
How to use
- Fill the barrel with kibble or treats (up to the recommended amount).
- Place it on the floor and show your dog how to nudge or paw the barrel to spin.
- Start easy: use larger kibble/treats at first so rewards come quickly.
- Once they “get it,” use smaller kibble or a fuller portion to make it more challenging.
Quick Specs
- Difficulty: Level 2 (Intermediate)
- Holds: Up to 2 cups of food
- Size: 29,5 × 15,7 × 25 cm (11.61 × 6.18 × 9.84 in)
- Material: Food-safe plastic (BPA, PVC, lead & phthalate-free)
- Cleaning: Hand wash only, warm soapy water; rinse and air dry
In the box
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1 × Nina Ottosson Spin N’ Eat Puzzle Feeder
What you should know
- Not a chew toy. Always supervise and store away once empty.
- Inspect regularly and replace if damaged.
- Best results come from playing together at first — quick coaching, then they’re off to the races.
Quick FAQ
Q: Is this good for fast eaters?
Yes — it helps slow eating by making your dog work to release food gradually.
Q: Can I use treats instead of kibble?
Absolutely. Kibble and treats both work well.
Q: How do I make it easier at the start?
Use larger pieces, smaller portions, and demonstrate the first few spins.
Q: How do I clean it?
Hand wash only with warm soapy water, rinse, and air dry before next use.