Catit Senses 2.0 Cat Digger Slow Feeder

I bought this for my cat.As soon as my son put her treats inside each cup and showed her that there was something in there for her, she was interested in her feeder. She seems to enjoy the challenge of getting her treats out. She will dig out her treats sometimes and not even eat them but meow until we put them back in and then go back to getting them out. This item is easy to clean and comes with a gray circular skid mat that has a groove around the inner edge that the feeder sits on so your pet cant scoot it or knock it over. Well worth the purchase!

This is perfect for us. Moon loves it and expects it daily. I use it for evening dry food since she empties it quickly. I use another product by this brand called slow feeder tree for morning dry food because that one is a more time to empty. My cat is only one-year-old and likes to play. My lab, Honey will stick her tongue in the tubes and cleans out the crumbs Moon leaves behind. My cute, gross daughters

he's still able to scarf and barf on occasion so i have to slowly add the food. but it's not that big of a deal. thankfully my cat hasn't figured out the pulling the cups from the tray like other reviews said. it didnt take him long to figure it out which im happy about. overall i would recommend but if youve got a scarf and barf kitty then you might need to go slow on adding food.

My youngest out of my 4 cats is 1.5 years old and was a really good eater for the first year, but became super food aggressive over the last few months. We've tried everything to make meals better for her and nothing worked. She gobbled up her food in seconds and would be puking almost instantly. I completely lost hope until I found this. It literally changed her life. She absolutely loves this and hasn't puked once! She has always been very energetic and playful so this is a fun way for her to "snag" her dinner. Some of my other cats have checked it out and love it as well so I'll be buying more! I couldn't recommend this product enough.

Works great when you figure out how to put it together, it didn’t come with clear instructions. However, it has greatly helped my old man(8 years old) with his eating too fast and too much. He started to gain weight, so we started feeding him meals instead of free feeding. He was getting less food, but he was eating it way too fast and throwing it back up. Now that he has this slow feeder, he has been eating less(the recommended amount) and he’s not eating too fast and throwing up. Great product.

We now have four adopted strays sharing dinner time. This and the Catit tree has slowed their eating down, reduced conflicts and provides some entertainment. (for them and us) Even the old cat figured it out very quickly. The base could really use some work but we got it working.

This works great for my two cats. Makes them work for an afternoon treat and keeps my fatter cat from eating so much at once. They love it. Would have done 5 stars but the ring can come out of the rubber mat when cats trying to get treats out sometimes. Overall good though

If there was a way to keep the cat from just pulling the cups out and dumping the food everywhere and thus able to scarf and barf it would be an awesome product. My cat got them out on the first feeding.

I purchased this in hopes it would keep my two cats from eating too much and getting sick. They can’t figure out how to get food out at all. We’ve went as far as to use their paws and tried to teach them but they don’t get it.

We have a couple of formally feral cats and a stray cat to go along with our 2 more typical rescues. The stray cat, in particular (even after 10 years) has food insecurity issues and tends to overeat. She has taught this habit to the other cats to one degree or another. I noticed that even my 3 slim cats were putting on the extra poundage, I investigated ways to try to combat their obesity. I didn't want to severely limit their food or separate them at feeding time because I thought that might cause issues especially in the formally stray cat. I read about food puzzles and decided to give them a try. This one is their starter puzzle, they all have (after less than a week) adapted We have a couple of formally feral cats and a stray cat to go along with our 2 more typical rescues. The stray cat, in particular (even after 10 years) has food insecurity issues and tends to overeat. She has taught this habit to the other cats to one degree or another. I noticed that even my 3 slim cats were putting on the extra poundage, I investigated ways to try to combat their obesity. I didn't want to severely limit their food or separate them at feeding time because I thought that might cause issues especially in the formally stray cat. I read about food puzzles and decided to give them a try. This one is their starter puzzle, they all have (after less than a week) adapted to using it. I thought they would enjoy the food ball where food drops out as they play with it, that has been mostly a bust. I also got this cool box thing that challenges them to get food out: This is a little daunting for all but 2 of my cats. This has curbed their gorging without limiting their ability to eat when they need to eat. It just slows them down a little at the food trough, like you or I chew a few extra times while giving them a little bit of a hunting challenge. Definitely a good product for any 4-legged cat that tends to overeat. This review reads better with paragraphs, but I guess they don't allow them here. … more