Dogs that finish their enrichment in thirty seconds are the reason so many puzzle toys end up at the back of a cupboard. Loading a paste into a textured rubber shape that will not sit still solves both halves of that problem at once: the licking takes real time, and the toy keeps rolling away, so getting at the food becomes a long job rather than a quick one.

The AstroRolly is moulded in natural rubber with raised geometric facets across its surface. Those ridges do two jobs. They give a dog's mouth something to grip so the toy does not simply shoot away untouched, and they hold soft food in the channels between them, where it takes proper tongue work to reach. Natural rubber has enough give to be comfortable to mouth while still standing up to a medium chewer, and it rinses clean between sessions.

• Moulded natural rubber, 121g
• Raised geometric facets for grip and chewing interest
• Rolls and shifts as your dog works at it
• Channels hold pastes and soft treats
• Suits licking enrichment as well as chase play
• Rinses clean between uses

On chewers: natural rubber is durable rather than indestructible. This is built for a medium chewer working at food, not for a dedicated destroyer who sets out to dismantle things. No rubber toy this size survives that, and none should be left with a dog unsupervised.

Who it's for: Dogs who need their food slowing down and their brain occupied, and owners after a calm activity rather than another squeaky toy.