PETGEEK Dog Food Dispenser Toy, Interactive Pet Toys Treat Dispensing for IQ Training, Automatic Dog Treat Dispenser with Button Remote Push, Dual Power Supply for Indoor Outdoor Use, Green Color

I was hesitant to spend this much money on a dog *toy*, but I am so glad I did. We have a super busy 9 month old puppy who needs lots of mental and physical stimulation. This helps with both. We hide the button so he has to search for it, to add another level of activity. But he took to is immediately and LOVES when we bring it out at feeding time. It is easy to use and holds about 1.5 cups of food. You can adjust the speed in which it dispenses food. It's lightweight, and not too difficult to clean, but does take some time. It isn't too loud, just loud enough to keep our dog engaged. It's worth the money- for sure.

Such an amazing toy for a hyper active dog, who constantly needs to be doing something!! A bonus is that my dog is a very picky eater and now she loves playing with the toy and eating her food.

This dispenser can be really fun for your dog if they are smart and are familiar with puzzles. Unfortunately, I had not introduced my dogs to puzzles before this, so they hadn't received the mental stimulation they needed. Overall, I am happy with this as they are warming up with it. It might take a while for your dog to get the hang of it, but trust me, don't give up. It will be really rewarding when they finally get it down. This dispenser is easy to manage and use. I was able to figure out how to use it very easily. The amount of treats dispensed is adjustable, so don't worry about giving too much at once.

We have a working dog breed, and this is the perfect way to get her brain working while also feeding her dinner. The video is from when we first used the device (she learned super quickly). Now we have the button put further away to also get her some more exercise! It fits her cup of food and setup is easy!

The quality of this is horrible, it stopped working within two months of use. From the outside everything looks good, but when it stop working all of a sudden and I decided to investigate what’s wrong. This black wire was detached. Upon further inspection, each wire seems to also be low quality.

This treat dispenser is a great concept for keeping dogs entertained and mentally stimulated. The remote control adds convenience, and my dog enjoyed the interactive aspect. However, the build quality could be better, and the dispenser sometimes jams. It's fun but not as reliable as I had hoped. Worth trying for patient pets!

My dog loves this but it takes 4 C batteries and I can push the button 4 times and it begins to flash Red. It flashes the light to let us know that the batteries need to be replaced 😠

This feeder is great for dogs who need a little more mental stimulation in their lives. The set up is really easy and the product works great. My only two complaints that the hole where you put the food is small so you have to be really careful getting it in there. Second, the battery panel on the button was loose. Every time my dog pressed it, the panel would come off and the batteries would come out. I was able to secure it, and it works like a charm.

Love this! Super simple to use and great mental stimulation. My boy got the hang of it super fast and he loves it. Being that he's a malinois and has a ton of energy I'm always looking for ways to keep him occupied and this is perfect

This is just the best it entertains our dog every day so much so we had worn the first one out so bought another one

We have 3 dogs that race to the front door and behave pretty badly whenever we have a visitor arrive. I have multiple "visitors" per day and the dogs have been reinforced by their departure every time they bark. So, I set up the petgeek dispenser, hanging from a hook in the ceiling, at the back of the house. As people arrive we press the remote control and the treats scatter on the floor. The dogs now hear the doorbell, but instead of racing furiously to defend their property, they race to the back of the house and stare at the ceiling. My clients find it really funny. I'm delighted. I would like to purchase more remote controls though - can anyone help me with this?

I'm not sure whether it was worth the money or not yet. I watched the marketing video and have to say as yet the result is not exactly the same. You have to put quite a lot of food in the dispenser e.g. to make it worthwhile and work well. I set aside one meal for this which filled the dispenser 3 times. My medium sized dog is good with dog puzzles etc (a bit of a 'problem solver') . I taught her to "press" the button which she did, but it was not too stable/she was a bit too enthusiastic, and I had to keep putting it back the right way up. She quickly got the idea to go to the food dispenser after pressing the button, but then (while she was there) tried to get the rest of the food out of the dispenser by nudging it and pawing at it. I kept redirecting her to the button. Will keep trying.

Was really looking forward to using this with our 2 dogs as they already use buttons to ask for treats or talk to us. Product arrived before stated date, packaging was great and instructions were easy enough to follow. Once batteries were in the remote, and the unit plugged into the usb cable, we were ready, but sadly the remote was not. When pushed, it would connect to the treat machine and treats would pop out, but no exciting sounds. Tried it on setting 1 and 2. Changed batteries 3 times, and still no sounds. Disappointing!!! Will be returning this, even though the dogs understand the concept they were listening for the whirr of the treats turning and spilling out. Won’t work if in another room, need the sounds to work on the remote(button). :(