KADTC Space Fortress Puzzle Feeder Toy

Multi-Level Challenge | Slow Feeding | Brain Development

Turn mealtime into a mission with the Space Fortress — an innovative puzzle feeder from KADTC, a U.S. patented brand focused on enrichment toys. Designed for active and curious dogs, it keeps them mentally engaged, reduces boredom, and encourages slower eating habits.

🧠 Why It’s Smart for Dogs

• Enhances Intelligence & Focus

  Engages your dog’s problem-solving skills with various interactive features.

• Relieves Boredom & Anxiety

  Keeps dogs busy and entertained—ideal for solo play when you’re away.

• Promotes Healthy Digestion

  Slows down mealtime and prevents gulping, reducing the risk of bloating and overeating.

🛠️ Key Features

• Adjustable Food Dispensing Speed

  Customize the difficulty by opening or closing 1–3 food channels. Perfect for beginner to advanced dogs.

• Centralized Granary Design

  Shake or spin the top food chamber to dispense food—making it fun and functional.

• Supports Various Kibble Sizes

  Compatible with most dry dog food on the market (up to 0.75 in).

• Multi-Level Puzzle Gameplay

  One toy, multiple challenges. Push lids, rotate parts, and shift hemispheres to release kibble—encouraging dogs to think and move.

• Removable Food Storage

  Easy to refill and clean. The granary detaches from the base for convenient maintenance.

• Built to Last

  Made from food-grade ABS plastic, free from BPA, PVC, and phthalates. It’s sturdy, safe, and won’t deform over time.

📐 Product Specifications

• Brand: KADTC

• Color: Blue

• Weight: 2.19 lb / 993 g

• Dimensions: 12.99 × 12.99 × 7.13 in (33 × 33 × 18.1 cm)

• Food Capacity: 10.05 oz (approx. 285 g)

• Material: Food-grade ABS (BPA-free, PVC-free, phthalate-free)

🐾 Great For:

• Smart and high-energy dogs

• Dogs who eat too quickly

• Indoor enrichment and crate training

• Pet parents looking to replace boring bowls

🎯 Challenge Your Dog, One Bite at a Time

From beginner to advanced levels, KADTC’s Space Fortress is more than just a slow feeder—it’s a mind game, a training tool, and a playmate rolled into one.