Pupella Jar Interactive Puzzle Toy

Four hidden treats. Endless determination. CHEWFFON Pupella Jar Interactive Puzzle Toy was selected for dogs who believe every snack should be earned. Inspired by a familiar chocolate spread jar, this playful snuffle toy hides treats in four concealed pockets, turning every reward into a satisfying nosework challenge.

Perfect for: enrichment, nosework, treat hiding, slow feeding, and curious dogs who love solving puzzles.

• Interactive snuffle puzzle toy with four hidden treat pockets
• Encourages natural sniffing and foraging instincts
• Promotes mental stimulation and enrichment
• Can help slow down enthusiastic eaters
• Made from durable, pet-safe materials
• Lightweight design for everyday play
• Approx. 13 × 13 × 15cm

Hide treats inside the four pockets and encourage your dog to sniff, search, and solve the puzzle. Adjust the difficulty by placing treats deeper inside the pockets.

How does the puzzle work?
Hide treats inside the four concealed pockets and let your dog use their nose to find every reward.

Can it help slow down fast eaters?
Yes. Hiding treats throughout the toy encourages slower eating and makes snack time more engaging.

What size dogs is it suitable for?
The toy is ideal for small dogs, including breeds such as Chihuahuas, Maltese, and French Bulldogs.

Is it suitable for heavy chewers?
No. This toy is designed for supervised enrichment play. Remove it if it becomes damaged.

Shipping

• Orders ship within 1–2 business days.
• Free shipping within Europe on orders over €100.
• UK, Switzerland & Norway: free shipping on orders over €250.
• We ship with Mondial Relay and DPD.

Returns

• 14-day return window.
• Free returns within the EU.
• UK, Switzerland & Norway: we provide a free return label and deduct a €10 handling fee from the refund.

Spot clean with a damp cloth and allow to air dry completely. Always supervise play and remove the toy if damaged.

From Chewffon, the playful brand creating dog toys inspired by everyday moments. Designed to encourage sniffing, slow feeding and mental stimulation — enrichment that keeps curious small dogs genuinely occupied.