Bring a little variety to your dog’s daily routine with the SodaPup Flower Pot Slow Feeder Treat Dispenser. Shaped like a flower pot, this fillable toy offers a different way to serve snacks and meals, giving your dog something to investigate rather than simply eating from a bowl.

Fill the pot with your dog’s usual kibble, wet food, dog-safe peanut butter or a suitable homemade recipe. You can combine wet and dry ingredients for different textures, or freeze the filled toy to create a longer-lasting food-based activity. It’s particularly useful for dogs who enjoy licking, sniffing and working to reach their food.

The Flower Pot can also be used as a slow-feeding option for dogs who tend to eat quickly. How much it slows your dog down will depend on the food you use and how they interact with the toy, so supervise feeding and adjust portions to suit their normal diet.

Made from SodaPup’s PUP-X natural rubber, the Flower Pot is designed for repeated enrichment sessions and can also be used as a chew toy. Its durable construction is not indestructible, however, so check it regularly and remove it if it becomes damaged.

1. Choose a filling that suits your dog’s dietary needs, such as kibble, wet food or a small amount of dog-safe peanut butter.
2. Place the food inside the Flower Pot. You can combine wet and dry ingredients for extra variety.
3. For a longer-lasting activity, freeze the filled toy before offering it to your dog.
4. Place the toy on a suitable surface and let your dog work at the food at their own pace.
5. Supervise the session, then remove leftover food and clean the toy thoroughly.

Materials

The Flower Pot is made from SodaPup’s PUP-X natural rubber, designed for food-based enrichment and interactive play.

Care

Remove leftover food after every use. Wash thoroughly with warm water and mild washing-up liquid, paying attention to the inside of the pot, alternatively, place it on the top rack of the dishwasher. Allow it to dry fully before storing. Inspect the rubber regularly for damage or excessive wear. Replace the toy if it develops cracks, tears or any other damage that could make it unsafe.

SodaPup takes plenty of inspiration from nature when designing its enrichment toys, and this honeybee-themed collection is a great example, honeycomb mats, honey stick chews, honey bear dispensers, and now the Honey Pot, all built around the same playful idea. Every piece is designed to make mealtime more engaging, giving dogs a proper mental workout alongside their usual bowl of food. Its ranges includes slow feeders, lick mats and interactive products that give dogs opportunities to explore, sniff and work for their food.