Forfon FFPT1 Dog Enrichment Toy Set with Puzzle, Lick Mats & Treat Balls

This nine-piece dog enrichment set combines lick mats, a puzzle toy, and treat balls in one collection for feeding games and interactive play. Its listed dimensions are 11.8 x 9.5 x 2.5 inches, and it is intended for small and medium dogs, including puppies.

The different toy formats offer more variety than a single slow feeder: you can spread a treat on a mat, add food to a treat ball, or let your dog work through the puzzle. The set is listed for indoor and outdoor use, but it is not water-resistant.

Technical details

• Type: Dog puzzle and enrichment toy set
• Intended dog size: Small and medium dogs, puppies are also listed
• Item count: 9
• Dimensions: 11.8 x 9.5 x 2.5 inches
• Weight: 1.5 pounds
• Water resistance: Not water-resistant
• Listed uses: Chewing, playing, training, and treat dispensing

Tips for day-to-day use

Choose the format to suit the activity: lick mats can hold spreadable treats, while the puzzle and treat balls turn food into a search-and-play task. The set includes a silicone spatula for spreading treats, and the manufacturer specifies that it is for spreading only—not for licking or chewing. Put it away after use.

For a first session, the manufacturer recommends guiding your dog gradually and watching how they respond. Supervise dogs that chew aggressively, and keep sessions in view to avoid excessive chewing or fatigue. Although outdoor use is listed, the toys are not water-resistant, so that detail matters when deciding where to use or store them. You’ll appreciate it if you want several ways to offer treats and play without choosing separate puzzle, licking, and dispensing toys. You may want to skip it if your dog is an aggressive chewer, since the manufacturer advises supervision in that case.

Buyer feedback highlights the variety and reports that the toys keep dogs engaged, with treat balls and lick mats receiving particular appreciation. Some feedback is less positive about suitability for aggressive chewers or larger dogs, which aligns with the set’s stated focus on small and medium dogs. These are customer impressions, not a durability specification.

Included in the package

The listed components are two lick mats with suction cups, one puzzle toy, three treat balls, a silicone spatula, a brush, and two bags. This combination supports several kinds of food-based play, while a simpler single-format feeder may suit someone who only wants one task at mealtime. The product details list the item count as nine, so rely on the component description for what is named rather than treating the count as a full inventory.

Should you buy it?

This set makes sense if your dog is small or medium-sized and you want to rotate between licking, puzzle-solving, and treat-ball play. It also gives you options for using food as part of training or a supervised activity, rather than relying on one feeder design. If your priority is a toy for an aggressive chewer, the manufacturer’s supervision guidance is an important reason to consider a different approach. The lack of water resistance is another practical consideration for outdoor use.