Cat Amazing Interactive Treat Maze & Puzzle Cat Toy

I have little shiny rocks and skeleton keys displayed on bookshelves in my house. My cats thought all of these items were little toys for them! They have many, many, MANY toys, but apparently, if they aren't contraband, they're boring. I bought this maze to simulate the feeling of hunting on my bookshelves so they would be more interested in actual cat toys. Apparently, my tiny thieves are smart, because they managed to retrieve all 10 of the toy mice I put in here. I find the toy mice around the house and throw them back in the maze, and they love it! Whether or not this keeps them from stealing stuff off of my bookshelves remains to be seen, though.

My 2 cats come back to this toy several times a day to scrounge for treats - it keeps them busy for quite awhile each time - and - if for some reason I can find one or the other - all I have to do is rattle the Maze box and they come out of hiding - definitely worth the purchase !!

My three young cats weren't interested in what looks like a really fun toy though they love cardboard boxes. Neither toys nor treats tempted them. One of my older cats who is treat-driven just turned the box upside down and ate all the treats. It's probably more a measure of how lazy my cats are than the quality of a toy that cats should love. Unless you buy it for them.

I got this to entertain a 10 week old kitten who is too smart for his own good. I also got a treat only puzzle which he couldn't care less about. This one I put toys in and have gotten hours of kitten entertainment where all I have to do is refill the box. He plays with it when I'm gone too, I find the toys scattered when I get back. Makes him think and it's appropriately difficult though it'll only get more difficult when his paws get bigger. If you have a bored kitty who is toy motivated I highly recommend this.

My cat has zero interest in this thing. In fact, I think she's lost whatever previous respect she might have had for me because I spent fifteen dollars on a cardboard box with holes in it.

Kitties lost interest day two. Not well constructed, flaps did not align, others keep popping out. Overpriced for what you get. I did buy another puzzle previously made outta plastic with toggle slots, much better.

Got this for my 6 month old kitten. He loved it but has destoryed it in less than a week. He only weighs 7 lbs . It would not last for a heavier cat.

This is a sturdy box . Kitty gets all over it and it has held up well . Easy to more difficult holes for any cat . I put several treats in so I can keep my kitten occupied so I can eat my own meal in peace . Easy to shake out treats if necessary .

I'm going out of time for the first time since the pandemic. I wanted my girls to have enough stimulation during my absence. I bought this with my younger more active/energetic cat. She's not very food motivated but my oldest is. While the cat I intended to gravitate towards it isn't, I'm pleased my older and chubbier cat will be more active. She's been trying to figure this puzzle out for the last 20 minutes, moving all over the living room. I love it! Would totally recommend to other cat lovers!

I got this for my cat but it's so light she just flips it to get the treats out rather than fishing them out like a normal cat. 10 minutes after I had it together I added double sided tape to the bottom in hopes she'd use it properly, but I'm too confident about it. Great if your cat isn't a jerk who likes to cheat at treat stimulus toys. Actually in the time I was writing this she broke the double sided tape off the floor and flipped the box over again.