🎾 Enrichment Toys
Lick mats, puzzle feeders & more.
Reviews
EnrichmentBest Dog Treat Dispensers for Separation Anxiety in 2026
We tested five treat dispensers with anxious dogs to find which ones actually help during alone time—and which just frustrate everyone involved.
EnrichmentBest Wobble Toys for Bored Cats in 2026
We tested five wobble toys with our crew of easily-bored felines. Here's what actually kept them engaged past the first five minutes.
EnrichmentBest Automatic Ball Launchers for Fetch-Obsessed Dogs (2026)
We tested five launchers with our fetch-crazy pups to find which ones keep tails wagging without driving you (or your neighbors) nuts.
EnrichmentBest Snuffle Mats for Dogs: Top Picks for Mental Stimulation in 2026
We tested the top snuffle mats with dogs of all sizes to find which ones actually tire out your pup's brain—and which fall apart after a week.
EnrichmentBest Puzzle Feeders for Smart Dogs in 2026
Tested puzzle feeders with a border collie who gets bored in under 60 seconds. These actually held her attention — and tired her out mentally.
EnrichmentLick Mats 101: Calming Tools That Actually Work
We tested popular lick mats with anxious dogs and discovered which designs genuinely soothe—and which just make a mess.
Featured products
Outward Hound Read reviewOutward Hound Nina Ottosson Dog Tornado Puzzle
Check priceLevel 2 interactive puzzle with rotating layers that hide treats in compartments. Encourages problem-solving and slows down treat consumption.
- Genuinely challenging mental stimulation
- Dishwasher safe
- No small parts to choke on
- Smart dogs solve it very quickly
- Pieces can separate and get lost
- Requires calm focus; ineffective during peak anxiety
PetSafe Read reviewPetSafe Smart Feed Automatic Feeder
Check priceWi-Fi enabled automatic feeder with smartphone control, customizable portion sizes, and slow-feed mode. Holds up to 24 cups of dry food.
- Remote feeding during anxiety episodes
- Slow-feed mode extends engagement
- Large capacity for all-day coverage
- Bulky footprint
- Battery life is poor; AC adapter recommended
- Portion accuracy varies with kibble shape
PetSafe Read reviewPetSafe Busy Buddy Twist 'n Treat
Check priceAdjustable difficulty treat ball that unscrews to customize how easily treats fall out. Works with kibble, treats, or wet food.
- Difficulty adjusts as dog improves
- Works with kibble, treats, or wet food
- Quiet operation
- Screw threads get sticky with wet food
- Smaller size can be emptied quickly by large dogs
KONG Read reviewKONG Wobbler
Check priceWeighted, food-dispensing toy that wobbles and spins unpredictably, dispensing kibble or treats as your dog plays. No batteries, just physics.
- Extremely durable construction
- Keeps dogs engaged 30+ minutes
- Dishwasher safe and easy to clean
- Can be noisy on hard floors
- Not adjustable for difficulty
Furbo Read reviewFurbo Dog Camera
Check priceHD pet camera with treat-tossing, two-way audio, barking alerts, and color night vision. Lets you see, talk to, and reward your dog remotely.
- Excellent HD video with night vision
- Two-way audio reduces isolation
- Barking alerts track anxiety patterns
- Requires specific treat sizes
- Treat-toss sound can initially startle anxious dogs
- Subscription needed for some features
Petmate Read reviewPetmate Jackson Galaxy Ground Prey Wand Toy
Check priceA wobbling wand toy with a weighted base and interchangeable prey attachments that bounce unpredictably.
- Interchangeable attachments for variety
- Heavy weighted base very stable
- Mimics prey movement convincingly
- Feather attachments don't last long with aggressive players
- Requires supervision — cats can detach and swallow small parts
Petstages Read reviewPetstages Tower of Tracks
Check priceA three-tier track toy with balls that spin and wobble as cats bat at them, featuring a non-slip base.
- Three levels provide multiple points of interest
- Non-slip base stays put during intense play
- No batteries or treats required
- Balls are trapped in tracks (not removable)
- Bright plastic shows dust and cat hair easily
KONG Read reviewKONG Cat Wobbler
Check priceA food-dispensing wobble toy with a rounded, weighted base and adjustable openings for kibble or treats.
- Extremely durable construction
- Adjustable openings for different treat sizes
- Dramatic wobble appeals to active cats
- Can be too challenging for timid or senior cats
- Makes a loud rattling noise on hardwood floors
Catit Read reviewCatit Senses 2.0 Food Tree
Check priceA wobbling treat-dispensing tower with multiple difficulty levels and a wide, stable base that self-rights after each bat.
- Adjustable difficulty levels grow with your cat
- Wide base prevents tipping entirely over
- Silent wobble action for nighttime play
- Requires constant treat refills to maintain interest
- Smooth plastic can be hard to grip for declawed cats
iFetch Read reviewiFetch Interactive Ball Launcher
Check priceCompact indoor/small-yard launcher designed for small to medium dogs, uses mini tennis balls included with purchase.
- Compact design ideal for apartments
- Comes with mini tennis balls
- Three distance settings (10, 20, 30 feet)
- Only works with small proprietary balls
- Not suitable for large dogs
- Mini balls get lost easily in grass
GoDogGo Read reviewGoDogGo Fetch Machine G4
Check priceHigh-capacity launcher holds 15 balls, launches up to 75 feet, designed for large outdoor spaces and fetch-obsessed large breeds.
- Longest launch distance we tested
- Holds 15 balls for extended independent play
- Built like a tank, very durable
- Significantly louder than other launchers
- Large footprint, not easy to store
- Not weatherproof despite outdoor marketing
PetSafe Read reviewPetSafe Automatic Ball Launcher
Check priceQuiet automatic launcher with motion sensors, nine distance/angle settings, and works with standard tennis balls.
- Excellent safety sensors pause launch when dogs approach
- Very quiet operation compared to competitors
- Adjustable launch angles work on slopes
- Heavy and awkward to carry around
- Distance maxes out around 30 feet