Cat Amazing Interactive Treat Maze & Puzzle Cat Toy

I had made my own small box with holes for treats, but after time, the cat got very quick at getting them out. So we needed to up the difficulty. This was much more difficult and has entertained her for a couple of years. I'm now ready to get the bigger box, as she can usually get them out in under a minute. For some reason she liked this box more than a Kong toy. Maybe the plastic smell put her off?

The cats have only had it for a day, so it's taking them some getting used to and figuring out how it works, but they're both definitely enjoying it as they figure it out. This is definitely a toy that will take getting used to, and requires knowing your cat: if your cat is the kind of cat who loves to hide and find things, they'll probably like it, but if your cat isn't interested in puzzle-type play, then your cat won't like it.

Both my cats were interested in the toy and worked hard to retrieve the treats inside, as long as the treats lasted. The box itself is unobtrusive and easy to tuck under a table for storage. Thankfully, it's not made of plastic in some garish color, like many interactive toys. I'm sure the cats will continue to enjoy this toy as long as I put treats in it.

My adult foster cat can’t quite figure it out and leaves treats in the “easy” section untouched. I place treats on the top edges, as directed, but if the treat falls into the box, the cat usually ignores it. I had high hopes for this expensive toy, which is basically folded cardboard with cutouts, but I wouldn’t buy it again.

My cat Kiku’s been playing with the maze since I assembled it this afternoon. I put treats and empty pill pockets. She’s goes crazy! I no longer feel guilty leaving her alone for a while.

Or smart Tortie has all the levels figured out, but she still loves to hunt for treats in it. I worried she’d tear up the cardboard but at 6 weeks, it looks like new. Great product

I got bored after about a minute trying to get my treat from the box. Also, it's just a cardboard box with dividers in it. My Mommy has better cardboard boxes. And so does Chewy!

I introduced this by giving my cat a few treats in the “easy” end, which took him several minutes to work out. Now I drop a handful of kibble or treats in it and he’ll spend half an hour pushing it around and fishing the food out of various holes. Great entertainment for both of us.

My two boys absolutely love using their poly-bean paws to get the treats out of this puzzler!! If you have kitties who love a challenge to get their treats, who thrive on puzzling out and working to get their treats, this treat maze is for them!!

Spend quite some time sniffing out treats and maneuvering them to where they can be snagged. The sound of snacks dropping into the Maze brings me running.