Enrichment toys for dogs

Enrichment toys for dogs give your dog something to solve instead of something to just carry around. It is brain exercise, and a way to keep your dog busy indoors on a rainy day or when it has to manage on its own for a while.

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How to choose an enrichment toy for what your dog needs

First think about what the moment should give your dog: calm, movement or a longer meal.

Do you have a lick mat for dogs?

Bloom Slow Feeder and Wave Slow Feeder are bowls that are used in the same way. They have compartments and grooves that hold wet food, fresh food and other soft food, and both can be filled and frozen before serving. The difference from a lick mat, which is a flat mat with a pattern, is that the bowls have a rim and a suction cup that keeps them in place. There is more about the bowls under slow feeders.

Which toy burns off energy and wakes the hunting instinct?

Choose a ball your dog cannot predict. An ordinary tennis ball bounces straight, and the dog quickly learns where it will land. Twister Ball has twisted ribs and bounces in different directions, so the dog has to stop, hesitate and change direction. According to the product description, ten minutes with the Twister often tires a dog more than half an hour with an ordinary ball. The holes make the ball easy to carry in the mouth, and it rolls slowly enough to play with indoors.

How can my dog work for its food?

Serve the food in a bowl that moves. Wobli Bowl wobbles during the meal without tipping over, so your dog works for its food at its own pace. The bowl takes dry food, treats or soft food and can be frozen when filled.

How do you make homemade frozen treats for your dog?

Pour broth, dog smoothie, wet food or fresh food into the Isform Hund ice mould and freeze. Each mould makes six treats shaped like paws and two shaped like bones, in food-safe silicone that is easy to clean. The treats work as a cooling snack when it is hot, or as enrichment all year round. The mould can go in the freezer but must never go in the microwave.

How we choose our range

Here we gather things that keep your dog active. More things for everyday life with your dog are among our accessories, and you will find chews among our dog chews.

Comparison: Enrichment toys for dogs
NeedExampleHow it worksFillingSuits when
Soft foodBloom Slow FeederFood in compartments and grooves, can be frozenWet food or fresh foodThe dog should have a longer mealtime
EnergyTwister BallBounces in unexpected directionsNoneThe dog needs to move, even indoors
Slow mealWobli BowlThe bowl wobbles while the dog eatsDry food, treats or soft foodThe dog gulps its food
Frozen treatsIsform HundMakes frozen treats from your own fillingBroth, wet food or fresh foodWarm days

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Frequently asked questions about enrichment toys for dogs

What makes an enrichment toy different from an ordinary dog toy?

An ordinary dog toy is something to carry, chew or fetch. An enrichment toy gives the dog something to solve, for example a frozen filling to get out or a ball that changes direction.

How do you keep a dog active indoors?

Give your dog a frozen lick ball, a ball that rolls slowly enough for the living room, or a meal in a bowl it has to work with.

What should you keep in mind when your dog gets a new enrichment toy?

Stay with your dog the first few times, so you can see how it uses the toy. Take the toy away if it breaks or if a piece comes loose.

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