Boredom Busting Bundle Guide

The Ultimate Enrichment Routine for Happy Dogs!

4 Simple Activities • 30 Mins a Day • Less Yawns, More Zoomies

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Activity 1

Lick & Chill Zone

Soothe your pup with a tasty, calming lick session—perfect for rainy days, solo time, or post-play wind-downs.

🕒 Time: 10–15 minutes
📅 Frequency: Daily or during downtime/alone time

🎯 Why it Works:
Licking helps dogs self-soothe, reduce stress, and stay mentally engaged. Paired with a delicious treat, it turns boring moments into peaceful ones.

  • 🧰 What You’ll Need:

    • Lickmat with suction

    • HUFT Peanut Butter & Banana Ice Cream Mix

    🐶 Step-by-Step Guide:

    1. Prepare the ice cream mix as directed.

    2. Spread a layer evenly onto the lickmat.

    3. Stick it to the floor or wall (great for vertical enrichment).

    4. Let your dog enjoy their zen moment.

    🐾 Paw-Tip:
    Pop the lickmat in the freezer for a cooling, long-lasting treat that keeps the calm going strong.

Activity 2

Sniff & Seek Scroll

Give your pup a purpose with this nose-powered game that satisfies natural instincts and melts away boredom.

🕒 Time: 10–15 minutes
📅 Frequency: 3–5 times per week

🎯 Why it Works:
Sniffing is like Sudoku for dogs—it engages their brain, boosts confidence, and tires them out without a single fetch. It’s enrichment that feels like fun.

  • 🧰 What You’ll Need:

    • Roll-up style nose work toy

    • Pet Bites Freeze-Dried Cubes

    🐶 Step-by-Step Guide:

    1. Break the freeze-dried cubes into smaller bite-sized pieces.

    2. Tuck them into various folds and pockets of the toy.

    3. Hand it to your dog and give a cheerful “Find it!”

    4. Watch them sniff, search, and conquer.

    🐾 Paw-Tip:
    Switch up treat locations and fold patterns each time to keep your dog guessing and engaged!

Activity 3

Puzzle Time = Brain Gain

Let your pup put on their thinking cap—this tasty challenge works their brain and keeps boredom at bay.

🕒 Time: 5–10 minutes
📅 Frequency: 3–5 times per week

🎯 Why it Works:
Puzzle toys tap into your dog’s natural curiosity and problem-solving drive. It’s mental enrichment that feeds both the belly and the brain.

  • 🧰 What You’ll Need:

    • Puzzle feeder toy

    • Pet Bites Freeze-Dried Cubes

    🐶 Step-by-Step Guide:

    1. Load the puzzle toy with bite-sized treat cubes.

    2. Give it to your pup and let them sniff, nudge, and paw their way to victory.

    3. Cheer them on—doggy Einstein deserves applause!

    🐾 Paw-Tip:
    Start easy and increase difficulty as your pup gets the hang of it. Supervision helps ensure fun (not frustration)!

Activity 4

Frozen Treat Treasure Toy

Chill your pup out—literally—with this icy treasure that keeps them busy, cool, and satisfied.

🕒 Time: 10–20 minutes
📅 Frequency: 2–3 times a week

🎯 Why it Works:
Frozen treats provide soothing enrichment that cools your dog down and satisfies their urge to chew and lick—great for post-walks or after training sessions.

  • 🧰 What You’ll Need:

    • Silicone treat mould

    • Enrichment toy (like a stuffable chew toy)

    🍦 Hypoallergenic Frozen Treat Recipe:

    • ½ mashed banana 🍌

    • 2 tbsp goat’s milk or water 🥛

    • 1 tbsp unsweetened pumpkin puree 🎃

    • Optional: sprinkle of crushed freeze-dried treats 🐾

    Mix well, pour into moulds, and freeze for 2–3 hours.

    🐶 Step-by-Step Guide:

    1. Pop the frozen treat out of the mould.

    2. Place it into the enrichment toy.

    3. Hand it over and let the chilled-out chomping begin.

    🐾 Paw-Tip:
    Serve after a walk or training to turn cool-down time into a calm, rewarding ritual.

Woofs of Wisdom

🔄 Rotate activities to prevent routine fatigue. Surprise keeps boredom away.

🧊 Frozen = longer-lasting fun, especially in Singapore’s hot weather.

🍽️ Use meal portions inside puzzle toys or nose work rolls to make daily feeding more exciting!

Safety Sniffs & Checks

🚫 Supervise the first few uses of any toy or mat to make sure your dog doesn’t chew or ingest non-edible parts. If they start treating the mat like a chew toy—redirect and replace.

🧽 Clean all items regularly—especially lickmats and snuffle mats. Bacteria loves a good snack spot too. Use warm soapy water and let them dry completely.

🐶 Know your dog’s limits. If your pup gets overly frustrated by the puzzle feeder, dial down the difficulty. Enrichment should challenge, not stress them out.

🍗 Avoid tummy trouble Always introduce new treats (like the freeze-dried treat or peanut butter ice cream) gradually, especially if your dog has a history of food sensitivities.