Cat Amazing Interactive Treat Maze & Puzzle Cat Toy

My cat Boba is mostly blind, so I needed a maze he could navigate by nose and touch - not by sight. This is perfect! boba loves getting both front legs in, and digging around until he can scoop a treat put the side. The holes are various sizes - good for any sized cat. I’ve had this maze for 6 months now and it’s held up well from kitten to adulthood! It’s actually more challenging than a “slider” toy, despite being cardboard. Since there’s lots of walls and angles inside, and most holes to retrieve the treat aren’t at ground-level to easily flick out, and he can’t just stick his face in to eat it, it’s not easy to get a treat out. Between this and the more expensive plastic “puzzle” treat-hiding My cat Boba is mostly blind, so I needed a maze he could navigate by nose and touch - not by sight. This is perfect! boba loves getting both front legs in, and digging around until he can scoop a treat put the side. The holes are various sizes - good for any sized cat. I’ve had this maze for 6 months now and it’s held up well from kitten to adulthood! It’s actually more challenging than a “slider” toy, despite being cardboard. Since there’s lots of walls and angles inside, and most holes to retrieve the treat aren’t at ground-level to easily flick out, and he can’t just stick his face in to eat it, it’s not easy to get a treat out. Between this and the more expensive plastic “puzzle” treat-hiding toys, this one really does offer more of a challenge! … more

Quick review Pros: works well for small,active, food motivated cats, recyclable, very cute to watch them play with, doubles as a place to safely scratch, holds her attention for HOURS Cons: I did have to staple/tape/glue down parts on the inside to make it stay down. Worth it. Details I have a relatively small (~9 lb) cat whose favorite toys thus far have been my pens (after she has deftly stolen them out of my hands), bits of my yarn while I try to crochet, cords and broken springy hair ties. I have tried every other non electronic toy I could find and still nothing. This got her attention INSTANTLY and I can actually focus on work (still stuck on WFH) during the day while she works on Quick review Pros: works well for small,active, food motivated cats, recyclable, very cute to watch them play with, doubles as a place to safely scratch, holds her attention for HOURS Cons: I did have to staple/tape/glue down parts on the inside to make it stay down. Worth it. Details I have a relatively small (~9 lb) cat whose favorite toys thus far have been my pens (after she has deftly stolen them out of my hands), bits of my yarn while I try to crochet, cords and broken springy hair ties. I have tried every other non electronic toy I could find and still nothing. This got her attention INSTANTLY and I can actually focus on work (still stuck on WFH) during the day while she works on getting treats and springy ties out of the box. Worth every penny and I might get her a few more to stick together if it becomes to easy. If you are unsure, its worth a try. Because for 15 bucks and a few snacks, even 30 minutes of playtime is pretty good for finicky cats to pay attention to a toy. … more

I’m not going to lie I thought that this would not work with my big lazy kitty. I was amazed when I dropped the treats in and he literally was into hunting mode and was playing with the item to get the treats. A great item for your cat if you want him/her to work for their treat. It really did trigger his hunting instincts

I saw the reviews about how this was just a cardboard box, but now that I have a remote job, I'm trying as many toys as I can to entertain our elderly cats so I can work without them vying for attention. One of the elderly cats uses her hands to paw at everything, and she *loves* this maze. I can fill it with 10 treats in the morning, let her go crazy with it for 15 minutes, and then she'll sleep for the next couple hours, it's been absolutely fantastic.

My cat aced the tower feeder we got him so we tried this- honestly it’s too annoying for me to get food back out of let alone him. I don’t like to leave uneaten food around because it will attract ants and it took forever to clean it out even after flipping it and shaking it. He played with it for a bit but even with super high value treats and cat nip he couldn’t figure out the second or third levels

I have two cats. One looked at it and walked away. Has not shown any interest in it at all. I put their favorite snacks in it and a small toy they like. The other cat has gotten a couple treats out but not shown any real interest in it. I took the toy out and just leave the box by one of their cat trees in case they feel like a treat but usually have to throw most away.

The boys loved this! I think small-to-normal-size cats & kittens would do fine as is - however, since one of mine is a 17-lb Savannah w BEEG paws, I DID have to enlarge almost every opening for sake of fair & equal access. Not a biggie, but also had to Duct-tape down a couple of interior edges that kept popping up. Regardless, they were wildly excited to fish out treats & had a blast, even as I was busily enlarging the holes. Keep the scissors handy along with the camera after assembly if you have a big-fisted kitty. Hilarious fun!

We have a youngish kitten (10 months) who gets bored easily (our other kitty is a few years older and doesn't want to play as often as he does). We purchased this puzzle box to try to keep him occupied. At first, he didn't seem to know what to do with it, but once he figured out there were treats inside, he works at it until he has worked all the treats out. It doesn't matter which skill level the treats are in, he has figured it out and loves working it. Great purchase!

This was easy to put together, and it's so cute watching my cat put his lil paws in to try to get the treats! I still need to experiment with putting some more obstacles/toys in the mae it harder for him, since even in the hardest setting he still gets treats fairly easily. It was mostly easy to put together, but the obstacle part of it kept popping up and wouldn't stay down at first. Once I figured out how to close the box entirely, it stayed down.

My girls decided the best way to get the treats was to knock it off the table or simply turn it upside down rather than work th get it out. They much prefer their other toys/ puzzles. But these puzzles will vary from cat to cat. Not a bad product.