The toy that tires out their brain, not just their legs
A plush carrot patch your dog forages through nose-first — hide treats inside, then let them sniff, dig, and pull their way to every carrot.
🥕 Hide treats, they sniff them out
🧠 20 minutes of real mental work
🧺 Machine washable, ready to replay

Hide a treat. Cover it with a carrot. Let them find it.
That's the whole game — and it's exactly what your dog does every round.
A walk is lovely. But it doesn’t fill every hour.
- Toy box ignored by day twoagain
- Zoomies at 9pm, nowhere to burn it offnightly
- Dinner inhaled in under a minute30 sec
- Bored barking at every passing caron repeat
How it works in seconds
No training needed. Just hide treats and watch them play.
Tuck kibble or favourite treats into the felt carrot slots.
Their nose takes the lead as they hunt for every hidden bite.
Each carrot gives a satisfying little tug and a fresh challenge.
A focused indoor game for a more content, happily occupied pup.
Not just tired. Satisfied.

Sniffing works parts of the brain a walk never touches.
A calm, focused outlet for home, crate, or rainy days.
20+ minutes of focused, independent play.
Turns dinner into a game instead of a 30-second gulp.
Chew toy. Treat puzzle. Or a game they can't put down.
Regular chew toy
- Loses interest in days
- No mental challenge
- Nothing to hide inside
Treat puzzle
- Solved once, then ignored
- Some mental challenge
- Treats only, no play value
Game of Carrots

- A new hunt every time you hide treats
- 20+ min of focused sniffing
- Doubles as a toy and a puzzle
Meet a few regulars



“Milo used to inhale his kibble. Now dinner takes twenty minutes and he's wiped out after.”
“Franky is obsessed. He brings it to us when he's bored, which is exactly the point.”
“First toy that's survived more than a week. He still hasn't lost interest.”
Doesn't get used, send it back.
Tracked door to door.
Every order encrypted end to end.
Is it safe if my dog chews everything?
Built from durable felt for sniffing and pulling — supervised play is recommended for aggressive chewers.
Can I use it without hiding treats?
Yes — dogs enjoy pulling the carrots free even empty, though hiding treats or kibble adds an extra layer of challenge.
How do I clean it?
Machine washable on a cold, gentle cycle. Air dry to keep the felt in shape.
What size dog is this good for?
Most breeds, small to large — the patch base stays put during enthusiastic digging.
Give their nose a job to do
Join the pawrents whose dogs actually get tired from playing.
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