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In the wild, cats aren't fed kibble in decorative bowls every day—they work for every meal. With the Senses 2.0 Food Tree by Catit, you can awaken your kitty's senses and satisfy his instinct to hunt and forage for snacks. He'll move his kibble from the top of the tree to the dish at the bottom, pawing through the side openings to "hunt" for more pieces. His food will wind up in the spill-free dish every time, so he gets his food and you get spared from cleanup duty. With its round, stabilizing base, this tree is very difficult to knock over, and the narrow hole on the top prevents your cat from cheating. It's the purr-fect solution for cats who eat too quickly because it forces them to slow down. Your hungry cat will paw out smaller portions at a healthy place, plus he'll have fun doing it.
Item Number | 151438 |
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Weight | 2.6 pounds |
Dimensions | 12 x 12 x 13.8 inches |
Bowl & Storage Feature | BPA-Free, Lead-Free, Tip-Resistant |
Lifestage | Adult |
Material | Plastic |
Frame Material | N/A |
Compatible Food | Dry Food |
Assembly Required | No |
†Capacity is calculated by total volume. When using container, choose a capacity greater than what you need to prevent overfilling and spills.
Use warm water and soap to clean. Dry clean before next use.
Capacity (Ounces) | Bowl Diameter | Bowl Depth | Overall Height |
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1-cup | 12 inches | 12 inches | 13.8 inches |
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Customer Rating | Rated 4.1316 out of 5 stars 304 | Rated 3.7162 out of 5 stars 229 | Rated 3.9928 out of 5 stars 277 | Rated 4.125 out of 5 stars 176 | Rated 4 out of 5 stars 1 |
Price | $24.99Chewy Price | $15.93Chewy Price | $18.43Chewy Price | $19.99Chewy Price | $29.90Chewy Price |
Bowl & Storage Feature | BPA-Free, Lead-Free, Tip-Resistant | Portion Control, Dishwasher-Safe, BPA-Free, Lead-Free | Non-Skid, Dishwasher-Safe, BPA-Free... | BPA-Free, Lead-Free, Tip-Resistant | — |
Material | Plastic | Plastic, Microfiber, Nylon, Synthetic Fabric | Plastic | Plastic | Ceramic |
Lifestage | Adult | Adult, Kitten | Adult | Adult | Adult |
Assembly Required | No | No | No | No | No |
Capacity (Max) | — | 0.094-cup per feeder | 0.5-cup | — | — |
Toy Type | — | — | Treat Dispensers, Games & Puzzles | — | — |
Great concept. My biggest cat LOVES food. She learned very quickly how to grab food from the dispenser and scoop it right into her mouth. The 2 other cats had no chance other then the food that was being dropped . Again, great ckcepr if you don't have a fat cat Lol :)
I like it BUT I wish the base was flat or they bowl wasnt so close to the device. For bigger cats it makes it harder to eat from the bowl. If I could buy an extra base that was just flat that would be great
Only one of my cats understands how to use this, but the reservoir at the bottom can be filled up for my other cats to use. It still slows their eating down which has decreased their vomiting.
I had a self-feeder for my cat, but he would sit all day and eat until he got sick. With this food tree, he eats a little at a time and gets discouraged, moving onto something new instead of gorging himself.
Was recommended by a cat behavior specialist who was against 'free feeding' in general. Have 3 cats, only one seems to be food motivated, and she's the chubby one. The other two barely eat. This tower was only interesting to one cat (not the chubby one). There needs to be a silicone ring at the bottom, otherwise food just bounces all over the floor. And I agree with other users who said they think the food gets stale, and they lose interest quickly. Will try baiting with other foods. Otherwise, its just an expensive donation.
I wanted this to work especially to. help my one cat lose some weight. My Tippy had no clue what to do even after I showed him how to get the piees down to the tray. Everyone else makes a wide circle around it as if they are afraid. For me, it was a waste of money but it may be good for others.
This thing is amazing and was my first venture into using puzzle feeders with my cat. It allows me to “free” feed without worrying that he’s going to eat all his food in 10 min. There’s different settings for difficulty and I throw in some treats to keep him motivated to knock them down. The structure is solid and have only had him tip the whole thing once. It also comes apart easy to soak/wash every week, though I’d stick to hand wash the dishwasher might melt the plastic! It can be loud and obnoxious if you use it as a way to free feed because suddenly at 4am you’ll here your cat knocking down new bits of food lol however my little idiot has mastered being a bum and doing this while laying down, he says it’s a 10/10
I should of listen to the reviews. But in my mind I thought that I could modify it to make it work. I needed something low price to fit my budget but keep my one cat from gorging and then throwing up. Did not have a problem with them jumping on top of it as I put it under a TV tray stand. But when the food hits that hard plastic it just bounces all over my kitchen. And I’m really tired of going in my kitchen and 50 million times a day I have to pick up cat food. This item seriously needs to go back to the drawing board. In fact when the prototype was built they should’ve spent more time Testing it out before it went to production. The tray that the food drops down into needs a lot higher sides and holes that the food falls down from definitely need to be smaller. I have spent a lot of hours trying to modify this thing to no avail. Hoping to get a refund and then going to invest in an automatic feeder.
I like the concept for this puzzle feeder. My kitten was interested in it for maybe a day or two, then stopped caring/got lazy. He opted to just not eat or just meow incessantly until I caved and gave him food in his usual stainless steel bowl. I tried hard to get him interested in it again to no avail.
This feeder worked perhaps too well... They loved eating from it! It was very engaging! Late at night.. when I'm trying to sleep... they're eating from it with such relish. All I hear is a couple scratches and then an unholy rain of kibble falling. Effective but louder than a lawnmower on a Sunday morning .