Cat Amazing Interactive Treat Maze & Puzzle Cat Toy

My cats, Mr. John Lewis & Miss Priscilla, loved this interactive maze. They tore it up. Easy to assemble. Dropped the treats in and watched the 2 of them go at it. Problem when Mr. John Lewis tried to fit his head into the holes to get the treats. We told him to use his paw. Miss Priscilla figured out. Mr. John Lewis did too -- He just put his paw in the box, flipped it over, and the treats flew out!! I had to re-taped the interactive box to put it back together. It could be sturdier.

A very active kitten needs something to challenge him, entertain him and keep him out of trouble. This toy delivers. My kitten doesn’t like treats so I put small toys into the box. It would be nice if cardboard was a little more heavy duty (because my kitten stands on it) and box was larger for to allow items to travel further and make kitten move around more.

My cats likes it but I ended up taking the cardboard insert out. They have a hard enough time trying to get the treats out. I couldn't even get the treats out with the cardboard insert. I felt bad for them. I feel like cutting some more holes so they have more spots to get the treats out. There is only one hole that you see in the pictures, where the treats can come out.

This was very easy to put together and the cat warmed up to it quickly. It’s best to start with bigger toys that the cat can see and grab easier before going to treats, as the treats can get stuck under the flaps occasionally and can frustrate kitty. The cat also bats the whole box around easily when trying to get a toy or treat out, so a non-skid bottom of some kind would really be a big help.

Our 2 11-month kittens enjoy this box, even when I put milk rings in instead of treats (thank goodness for milk rings, right?). They figured it out in about 2 minutes, though, so I have to constantly put the rings back in if I want them to play for any length of time. I'd like to get the larger version when it comes back in stock, with hope it can engage them longer.

My four year old, male cat, who has free outdoor access, lost interest after the initial trial. He may be dumb, and unable to figure it out, or he may be smart enough to go outside and get his own dinner if it's this hard to get a treat. And he is very motivated by tasty treats. I don't presume to know which is the truth, but this puzzle was quickly ignored. I will also say that I had to tape several areas inside in order to hold everything down to make it as easy as possible for a paw to scrape out the treats. It's not the best assembly design, and I am an engineer and am exceptionally handy :) just saying. Someone else suggested that this puzzle may be more successful with kittens - My four year old, male cat, who has free outdoor access, lost interest after the initial trial. He may be dumb, and unable to figure it out, or he may be smart enough to go outside and get his own dinner if it's this hard to get a treat. And he is very motivated by tasty treats. I don't presume to know which is the truth, but this puzzle was quickly ignored. I will also say that I had to tape several areas inside in order to hold everything down to make it as easy as possible for a paw to scrape out the treats. It's not the best assembly design, and I am an engineer and am exceptionally handy :) just saying. Someone else suggested that this puzzle may be more successful with kittens - so perhaps the age of the cat (or personality, or ability to go outside/elsewhere for food) is a determining factor. Just be aware that this puzzle is probably a total hit or total miss for your little pals. … more

This worked really well for my cats. They both figured it out after a several minutes and could get treats, but because it's a little bit of effort, they don't binge eat them all. The levels of difficultly sectioning don't seem to matter, but it certainly got them thinking and has been a fun little game for the past few weeks. Would recommend.

My kitten (estimate about 9 months old) loves this, the “cat” (1 year and 4 months) is a bit more lazy and hasn’t really shown any interest but he’s not really the one we got it for. There will be food in this and the bowl and she will still chose to try and get the food out of here instead of just going with the bowl sometimes

Immediately my cats were all over this and it’s been months and they still love it. A few of them are super smart and can clean it out fast. So I also got the bigger more complicated one and they love that One too. Easy to put together and very strong. I need to do pictures.

Well lm impressed at how much fun my kitty has had with this box although he's just about torn this thing up pretty bad in a short amount of time it's been very entertaining for him so lm just glad he's enjoyed it to the max