The Field Tumbler — Slow-Feed Puzzle Toy
The Field Tumbler — Slow-Feed Puzzle Toy
- Here because it earns its place on the walk
- Tracked the whole way to your door
- Free standard delivery anywhere in Australia
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Dinner that takes effort instead of nine seconds. The Field Tumbler rolls and rights itself as your dog noses it, dropping kibble or treats a few at a time.
- Adjustable opening so you can make it easier at first, then harder
- Slow release that stretches a meal into an activity
- Nylon ends with a reinforced central food chamber
- Rubber rollers to keep the noise down on hard floors
- Refills and cleans easily enough to use daily
Best for
Small and medium dogs, with dry treats or kibble that move freely through the opening. Start with the opening wide — a dog that gets nothing out in the first few minutes usually gives up and walks away.
Safety
This is not a chew toy. Supervise play, check it regularly, and replace it if it cracks or a part works loose.
Turn kibble into a small problem to solve
You set the difficulty
The opening adjusts, so food comes out at whatever pace suits the day.
They have to work for it
Rolling and nudging it around the floor is what makes the next piece appear.
Kinder to your floors
Rubber rollers take some of the clatter out of it on tiles and boards.
Best for
Small and medium dogs, using dry kibble or treats that move freely through the opening you have set.
How the chamber rolls and lets food go
Everything worth knowing
What we can tell you plainly. If a number is not here, it is because we have not confirmed it yet.
Construction
- Format
- Rolling food-dispensing puzzle
- Opening
- Adjustable dispensing control
- Contact points
- Rubber rollers
Use
- Best for
- Small and medium dogs
- Food
- Dry kibble or freely moving treats
- Start with
- An easier opening and a short supervised session
Care
- Cleaning
- Empty and clean the chamber
- Drying
- Dry fully before refilling
- Replace if
- Cracked, loose or damaged
Questions we get asked
If yours is not here, email us. A person reads it and replies.
Can it replace the food bowl?
It can hand out part of a dry meal, but bring it in gradually and keep an eye on the total portion — the game should not quietly cost them dinner.
How do I make it easier?
Open the gap wider and use pieces that roll freely. Tighten it only once your dog has worked out the game — too hard, too soon and they simply give up.
Is it a chew toy?
No. It is a food puzzle for supervised sessions. Pick it up once the food is gone.
What owners say
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