
The cube tumbles more awkwardly than the ball. Harder, and better for it.
Same idea as the Nuzzle Puzzle Ball, different geometry — and the cube is the harder of the two, because it doesn't roll cleanly. It tips onto a face and stops, so she has to keep re-solving it rather than just chasing it around the kitchen.
If she's cracked the ball in a week, this is the step up.
Squeaker inside, dual textures, and it floats.
Materials: TPR and foam.
PetLove's published warning, verbatim: "if you have a 'cheeky chewer' we recommend supervising your dog's playtime — examine toys regularly for wear and replace if any part of the toy becomes loose or damaged." That's softer than most makers' wording, so we'll add ours: supervise a new toy the first few times regardless of how gentle she usually is, because you don't know what she'll do with it until she's done it. To clean: warm water and washing-up liquid with a bottle brush to get into the recesses, rinse, then let it dry naturally. As with the ball — the filling comes out of her daily food, not on top of it.
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