VELORA PAWSCRATCH™—Rotating Pet Nail Scratcher & Treat Board for Dogs & Cats

Clever way to combine physical interaction with a simple mental challenge.

Finding the reward is always more exciting when there's a little puzzle first.

I'd enjoy watching the moment the pet figures out that moving the top reveals another compartment.

What makes this concept interesting is the way the reward encourages paw movement naturally, so the pet is concentrating on discovering the treats while also interacting with the textured scratching surface.

Pawing at the textured surface while searching for rewards could provide a useful alternative activity alongside regular nail-care routines.

Fun concept for dogs that already love using their paws to investigate toys.

I'd keep this in the cupboard and bring it out when the pet needs something different to do.

The non-slip backing makes sense because an enthusiastic dog could otherwise send a puzzle board travelling across the room.

I'd introduce the board gradually by placing treats in easy positions at first, then using more of the six compartments once the pet understands that rotating the top is how the game works.

For a food-motivated dog that tends to finish treats almost instantly, hiding small rewards around the rotating compartments could make snack time feel more interactive and mentally engaging.

I can imagine this being particularly useful during bad weather when outdoor adventures are shorter and you want to provide another activity that involves thinking, pawing and searching indoors.

The non-slip EVA backing is a thoughtful feature because this type of puzzle could involve enthusiastic scratching and pushing, so some extra grip underneath the board makes practical sense.

Rather than treating paw-based nail care as a completely separate activity, this design combines the scratching movement with something many pets are already highly motivated to investigate: hidden food.

A curious cat could probably turn this into quite an entertaining little hunting game, especially if different compartments contain small treats that encourage continued exploration around the board.

I like that owners can change the rewards and decide which compartments to fill, making it possible to vary the activity instead of presenting exactly the same puzzle arrangement every time.

Between the rotating top, six treat sections, scratching surface and non-slip backing, there are several different elements working together to encourage a pet to stay involved with the activity.

For households looking to add another enrichment option to the pet-toy collection, this offers an unusual combination of treat seeking, problem solving, paw movement and scratching in one compact board.

The rotating treat concept is clever, although an adjustable difficulty setting could make the puzzle easier or harder for different pets.

I like having six treat compartments, but a larger version could be useful for bigger dogs with larger paws.

The non-slip backing is a practical feature, although additional replacement scratching surfaces would make the board even more versatile over time.

Great idea for reward-based enrichment, but a small instruction card with beginner and advanced game suggestions could help owners introduce the puzzle gradually.

The removable design should simplify cleaning, although dishwasher-safe removable treat inserts would add another layer of convenience.

I like the black and blue options, but a few additional colours would be welcome for owners who enjoy matching their pet accessories.

I can imagine a curious cat spending ages trying to work out exactly where the food smell is coming from.

A puzzle, scratching surface and treat board all in one.