Cat Amazing Sliders Interactive Treat Maze & Puzzle Cat Toy

Well I'm actually disappointed in this what they call an interactive toy for cats. I ordered it thinking my 2 crazy cats would love it and Instead they looked at me like what the heck mom? First of all not sure why they call it a slide. It doesn't move by itself only If your cats push the inner boxes around. Its just basically a glorified cardboard box with holes in it. They played with it for about 5 minutes and after that have had no interest at all In it. When I threw treats in it, they just fell all the way thru to the bottom of the outer big box and really wasn't a challenge to get the treats out. No sliding involved. My two cats are very playful and I expected alot more. Wouldn't waste Well I'm actually disappointed in this what they call an interactive toy for cats. I ordered it thinking my 2 crazy cats would love it and Instead they looked at me like what the heck mom? First of all not sure why they call it a slide. It doesn't move by itself only If your cats push the inner boxes around. Its just basically a glorified cardboard box with holes in it. They played with it for about 5 minutes and after that have had no interest at all In it. When I threw treats in it, they just fell all the way thru to the bottom of the outer big box and really wasn't a challenge to get the treats out. No sliding involved. My two cats are very playful and I expected alot more. Wouldn't waste my money on something like this ever again. Sooo bummed out. Wrote the company it came from, to the email they provided and havent heard backk. My cats play more with just empty boxes than they did this toy. Save your money for better options. Truth be told!!..I only send honest opinions so there ya go … more

My cat is smart when it comes to puzzles, so I search far and wide for anything to keep him engaged. Since we set this up, I have used it nearly everyday, and never put it away. Yes, others are right that some treats become “stuck” against the edges, but it should only take a few tries for your cat to figure out how to fix that problem—my little guy LOVES. “attacking” the box to get them out. It is by far his favorite way to both “hunt” and “solve” for treats at the same time. Easy to clean, easy to assemble, and durable. My 13.5lb kitty can sit right on top of it if he wants. It will take up space in your home though, about 1.2 cubic feet.

At first she kept staring at me waiting for me to just get the treats for her. But I didn’t and instead kept adding more treats in. When I went to bed I could finally hear her trying to fish them out. Now every morning she waits beside it for me fill it up again. It’s still challenging enough to keep her busy but it’s still doable for her. Give it time and they’ll get better at it. Just don’t cave to their begging. I got this because the previous activity center were too easy for her. And to help with her separation anxiety. She no longer guilts me before I leave for work because she’s busy with this. I use dehydrated raw chicken as treats.

I had the smaller single-story box and my cat got too smart with it, she would just tip it over and get the treats. So I thought I'd try this box and she loves it. loves hunting for the treats, so far she hasn't outsmarted this box, she really has to think hard for the treats now, two levels and the little boxes gives more of a challenge, it can be tipped but it is very sturdy, was a little tricky getting put together but I am very glad I bought it, I highly recommend this product.

This may be suitable for kittens but it definitely isn't sturdy enough... I bought one for my cats who love hide and seek games and it pretty much collapsed after the first couple of times playing with it. It's also smaller than it looks. Wish I could have returned it because it is just a $24 cardboard box that is pretty much useless.

My two boy kitties love this treat puzzler!! My boys, especially Leo, need a lot of stimulation to keep them from boredom and this treat puzzler maze toy does not disappoint!! I put in their favorite tasting, good smelling bite-size treats and the boys will paw into all the holes until their polydactyl paws pull the treats out! They will even use their front teeth to pick up the outer box and give it a shake to make 'hidden' treats appear and become more accessible! Leo is easily entertained for 10-15 minutes at a time. This puzzle maze is made out of sturdy cardboard and easily put together (there's an instructional video to watch too). The outer box has 2 levels and you place a smaller My two boy kitties love this treat puzzler!! My boys, especially Leo, need a lot of stimulation to keep them from boredom and this treat puzzler maze toy does not disappoint!! I put in their favorite tasting, good smelling bite-size treats and the boys will paw into all the holes until their polydactyl paws pull the treats out! They will even use their front teeth to pick up the outer box and give it a shake to make 'hidden' treats appear and become more accessible! Leo is easily entertained for 10-15 minutes at a time. This puzzle maze is made out of sturdy cardboard and easily put together (there's an instructional video to watch too). The outer box has 2 levels and you place a smaller maze box in the bottom level and 2 smaller maze boxes in the top level. These maze boxes add extra challenge when you place treats inside them as the kitty must put its paws in from the outer box and shake/move around the maze boxes for the treats to fall out into the main box level for easier/but still challenging level to get the treats out! Reasonable price for the complexity of the 'toy'. Fast shipping. I highly recommend - 5 stars!! … more

Although I think my cat is too smart for his own good and figured out how to get treats out of this thing in one day, it is still a great toy that keeps him busy. He mostly is only motivated to mess with it when I put treats in there but sometimes will fish out small catnip toys. Would recommend for bored indoor cats! Make them earn their treats. Also, the setup is a bit detailed but could be construed as a bonus puzzle for the cat owner ;)

One of my kittens really loved this and was great at getting toys and treats out of it. The other one would give up quickly. Unfortunately, once my kittens got big, one of them got her head stuck in the large hole in the top and panicked. We were about to get her out, but the whole experience was terrifying for her, and I took it apart right after and put in the recycling bin.

This is a good way to deliver treats to food-motivated cats. However, there are 2 drawbacks. One-my one cat his figured how to get them out pretty fast. It would have been nice to have been able to swap out the shapes inside to keep things challenging. Two- if your cats loves to chew and tear cardboard for fun, this may have a short life.

I was so skeptical about this but it is fantastic! The cats all crowd around it trying to get the treats out. As they play with it, the parts inside move around so they have to think about how to get the treats out. It keeps so many of them occupied for the longest time. They just love it. When I can, I’m going to buy another one.