Cat Amazing Interactive Treat Maze & Puzzle Cat Toy

I have a cat with a severe plastic allergy, which means no plastic toys whatsoever. Even playing with plastic toys for just a few minutes or rubbing her face on a plastic bin causes her to itch, which results in awful sores and the dreaded cone of shame. I was so happy to find something that actually entertains her and doesn't have plastic in it! The cardboard is sturdy and has withstood both of my 15-pound cats. I definitely recommend this if you have a cat who is food motivated or has an issue with plastic!

My kitty is kind of a dummy cat (said with nothing but love), and she loves this thing! Once she realizes that her treats are in the box and not on the floor, she goes right to work. I put some in the advance section for the first time last week and it was so funny to see her fish for the treats! It was inexpensive, easy to put together, and my cat *actually* uses it.

My cats really love this puzzle game. You drop the treats into the box for your cats to find. There are 3 levels: easy, medium, and hard. This is my cats first puzzle game. They both do really well with the easy level and we slowly worked our way up to the medium level. Despite this being made of out cardboard, the game is fairly sturdy and durable. I do recommend this product.

I have 4 cats, River, Sunny, Embers and JuJu Bee. River and Sunny (only a year old) absolutely love this fun treat maze. Both smell and reach in all the holes for treats. They know their in there. They have a ball with it. My other 2 cats are middle to elderly aged and though they don't partake, they both gather around as if to cheer them on! Definitely recommend this fabulous Maze

It’s kind of a pain to put together (it ships flat), but it’s our first puzzle so I’m testing the waters. Kitty took right to it though! I also like how there’s three different levels of difficulty. Definitely some solid beginner enrichment that we were missing!

I put kibble inside this toy and make my cat work for his food during the day. It slides around the floor too much, so I don’t know if he’ll get frustrated in the long run. But so far it’s been doing its job well by keeping my cat occupied and not bored.

I am so glad I purchased this maze. My 3 month old kitten was already intrigued and wanted to play with it while I was assembling the box. Just put a few treats/kibble inside of it and your kitten will be entertained for a long time trying to take them out and eat! she already has been successful taking the treats out from with the three levels! definitely a smart kitty game. Totally recommend it!

Our 1-1/2-year-old cat always wants to play and gets bored easily. This toy is supposed to be set up so you can adjust the difficult level but that is not really the case. It does offer a challenge but treats get stuck under the bottom layer.

This has been a win in my book. My cat loves treats & I love that he gets some brain exercise with this box rather than just being handed the treats. Took him no time to figure out but he still enjoys it over a month later and we use it almost every day. It's very simple but was well worth the purchase to me!

This was easy to assemble. One cat LOVES treats and enjoys "puzzling" out how to get them out of the puzzle box. He is our high-energy boy who needs the focus and challenge or he gets very cranky. The other cat is laid back, doesn't give a hoot about treats, but I bet he's happy his "brother" is kept busy and happy:>)