Cat Amazing Sliders Interactive Treat Maze & Puzzle Cat Toy

So far it’s been a good toy for my very busy and energetic cat, Beans. I have a variety of puzzle feeders and other things to occupy her while I’m at work and this one has most of her attention right now. Good value too!

We got through toys frequently and my little guy gets bored so I purchased this in the hopes it would appeal and it does! Not only does he like it (I've seen him dropping his own toys in it to have to dig it out again!) but for me, I love it too; I store his toys in it and its a good size (to put in a closet when needed) and looks pretty while its out. It was a little effort to put together but worth it. Eco friendly & satisfies that hunting instinct! Win win!

Just a little caution for larger cat owners. My baby is a 10lb main coon mix. She actually likes this alot. It helps her not eat so quickly and keeps her engaged, but it's hard for her to reach completely inside with her monster paws. Quick fix to make the holes a little bigger

Both my kitties were more excited watching me put their box together. So far only one kitty (Kenya) will play with it but she rubs her face on it mostly. I've only seen her use her paw with it twice. I even put other small toys in the box to get her interested.

Kuna loves this interactive box! We use it primarily at night when we want to give her some dry food to get her through the overnight hours but we don’t want her to just graze (or binge) out of her bowl. We throw about 1/16 -1/8 cup of kibble into the box and she is occupied for so long, working hard to get just one piece. It encourages her hunting and scavenging instincts and keeps her from over feeding on the dry food. She loves it and gets so excited at night time when it’s time for her “yum yums.” (Of course she gets plenty of wet food throughout the day, as well…)

This is one of those toys that I keep stashed away and pull out now and again to keep my cat entertained. I hide his toys in it, and he loves trying to dig them out, especially ping pong balls. Although it's made of cardboard, it's very thick and seems quite durable.

Both of our cats love the box that the toy came in. They take turns sleeping in it every day. Sorry to say, but this toy was more interesting in putting it together than in any activity with the cats. They tried to help us with each box formation. Once it was together, they walked around it, put a paw or two in a hole, but haven't done anything with it for a week now. The treats are still inside of it.

My smaller cats (11lb and 6lb) love this puzzle, but my 18lb cat’s paws are a little too big. They fit through the holes, but maneuvering his arms once they’re inside is harder than it is for the our year-old, who can put her arm in up to the shoulder and really get into those inner boxes. It’s been a very successful toy in that respect. I wouldn’t recommend it for large cats.

This is by far my cat’s favorite toy and the only one she never gets bored with. She loves hunting her treats in the box and chasing them when she pulls them out. I bought this twice and it is my go to present for the cat lovers in my life. You do have to assemble it, but the video guide is clear and easy to follow.

I liked this. It was easy to put together, wasn't made of plastic my cat really liked the challenge. He had a lot of fun with it. Some treats are harder to get to than others but that's the point. It's definitely not impossible.