Chewzzle™ MindMaze IQ Puzzle
Chewzzle™ MindMaze IQ Puzzle
A treat puzzle for dogs just starting out. Hide the kibble, hand it over, and watch them work out how to get to it.
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Simple enough for a first puzzle, engaging enough to repeat.
Every solved step pays out in kibble.
Works for a small terrier or a full-grown retriever.
BPA-free materials made for everyday indoor use.
Details
Details
MindMaze is a treat puzzle built for dogs who haven't done much of this before. You hide kibble or small treats in the puzzle, and your dog works out how to reach them — nosing and pawing rather than eating straight from a bowl.
Move the treats around between sessions to keep it from becoming routine. Made from non-toxic, BPA-free plastic.
What's in the Box
What's in the Box
- 1 × MindMaze IQ Puzzle
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Free US shipping on orders over $80. 30-day returns — if your dog isn't interested, send it back for a full refund.

A First Puzzle That Actually Lands
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1. Hide
Tuck kibble or small treats into the puzzle.
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2. Explore
Your dog sniffs, noses and paws their way to each one.
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3. Reward
Every success pays out — which is what makes them come back to it.
Start easy, or they give up.
The fastest way to put a dog off puzzles is to hand them one they can't solve. MindMaze is pitched so a first-timer succeeds within a minute or two — and a dog who has succeeded once will keep trying at everything you give them afterwards.
Is MindMaze right for your dog?
Great fit if your dog…
- Hasn’t used a puzzle toy before
- Is motivated by food
- Gets bored indoors
- Needs a win to build confidence
Skip it if your dog…
- Already solves puzzles quickly — try SmartPaws instead
- Chews plastic rather than solving it
- Isn’t interested in food rewards
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this too easy for a clever dog?
If your dog already solves puzzles quickly, SmartPaws is the better step up. MindMaze is pitched at dogs who are new to this.
What size dogs is it for?
All sizes. Small dogs tend to use their nose, larger dogs a paw.
What treats work best?
Dry kibble or small hard treats. Soft or crumbly ones can stick rather than come loose.
Can I leave my dog alone with it?
Supervise the first few sessions, and any dog inclined to chew plastic. It's a puzzle, not a chew toy.
Love it, or send it back.
If your dog doesn't take to it within 30 days, return it for a full refund. No questions, no restocking fee.