Enrichment Toy
Bouquet of Roses
Three plush roses, held together by a stem band. Each one unrolls into a long strip of closed pockets where you tuck treats. Your dog takes the bouquet apart with its nose, pocket by pocket. Three toys in one, stored as one.
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Details
Nose before paws
Ten minutes of sniffing tires a dog as much as a long walk: searching takes a concentration that running does not. That is what makes the bouquet valuable for short-snouted breeds, which you can’t run in hot weather, and for rainy days when the walk stops at the pavement.
How to use it
- Unroll each rose.
- Slip a treat or a few pieces of kibble into the pockets.
- Roll the rose back up, then close the stem band around the bouquet.
- Put it on the floor and let your dog work.
Start easy — one rose, treat in plain sight — then make it harder: all three roses, pockets closed, bouquet rolled tight.
What it changes
- Three difficulty levels. One rose for the puppy discovering the game, three for the dog that has figured it out.
- All five senses. Crinkle paper in the roses and leaves, two plush textures, the smell of hidden treats.
- Slows down fast eaters. A portion spread across the pockets can’t be wolfed down.
- An object that stays pretty. Rolled up, the bouquet belongs on a shelf, not at the bottom of a basket.
Safety — please read
Supervised play only. It is a plush toy: a dog that decides to chew rather than search will eventually tear it, and a swallowed piece of fabric means a trip to the vet. Put the bouquet away between sessions and retire it as soon as a seam gives.
Features
- Contents: 3 plush roses (purple, red, pink) with leaves, 1 stem band
- Each rose unrolls into a strip with 3 treat pockets
- Crinkle paper in the roses and leaves · mesh lining to limit tearing
- Size of a rolled rose: approx. 25 × 10 × 10 cm
- Material: polyester
- Care: machine wash cold, air dry
- Suitable for: dogs of all sizes, puppies included, in supervised play
Frequently asked questions
Which treats go in the pockets?
Kibble or small dry treats. Avoid greasy or sticky ones: the pockets wash, but less often than you’d like.
Can my dog play with it alone?
No. You stay next to them: it’s a search game, not a chew toy to leave lying around.
What about a large dog?
The bouquet suits them as long as they search instead of shredding. For a heavy chewer, choose the snuffle ball instead.
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Shipping & returns
Delivery in France, with parcel tracking. Your order ships within 24 hours, then arrives in 2 to 7 business days. Shipping is free on every order.
A return? You have 30 days after delivery to change your mind, then a further 14 days to send the item back, complete and unused. Write to us before sending the parcel: we give you the return address. Return shipping is at your expense, unless the item is faulty or not what you ordered.
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