Doc & Phoebe's Cat Co. Indoor Hunting Cat Feeder Kit

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About This Item

At a Glance

  • Plastic
  • Nylon
  • Synthetic Fabric
  • Dishwasher-Safe
  • BPA-Free
  • Lead-Free
  • No Assembly Required
  • All Lifestages

Details

  • Veterinarian-designed system works to improve scarf and barf, night waking, litter box "hit and miss" and more by allowing your cat to act on her ancestral desires.
  • 3 interactive feeders allow cats to hunt for small portions of food twice a day, instead of relying on you to fill a large bowl once-a-day.
  • Durable plastic and textured fabric appeals to cat’s senses while she grabs and claws her prey.
  • Easy to use—just scoop your cat’s favorite food into the 3 mice and hide morning and evening.
  • BPA-free plastic is top-rack dishwasher safe plastic while the fabric skins are machine washable.

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Questions & Answers

14 Customer Questions


We have two cats. Do we need to purchase two sets? So we have 6 instead of 3?

Answer by ChewyNov 28, 2018
It would be recommended to get a set for each pet. Each mouse feeder holds approximately 1.6 ounces.

I have two cats, what if one cat finds all the food, How do I know which cat has been eating?

Answer by ChewyFeb 22, 2019
These feeders may be used within a multi-cat household, with each cat having their own set. We recommend supervision of pets during feeding time to ensure each are receiving their own amount. It is also a possibility to feed in separate rooms if this may be an issue between cats.

Will these work with pea size kibble?

Answer by ChewyNov 21, 2018
This product was designed specifically to be used with dry cat food.

My cat and I live with a dog who loves to eat anything she can get her paws on. How exactly does the food come out of the mice? Would it be an easy thing for the pooch to get food out of?

Answer by ChewyApr 17, 2019
The cats are able to get the food out of the mice by pawing at it to make the kibble pieces fall out.

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Rated 3.7 out of 5 stars
582 Ratings

392 Customer Reviews



Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Cathlin on Dec 15, 2025

Good slow feeder with enrichment

We mostly just use as a slow puzzle feeder for dry food so kitty doesn’t just gulp down all her food at once. The “skin” allows her to pick up and/or toss the mouse

We mostly just use as a slow puzzle feeder for dry food so kitty doesn’t just gulp down all her food at once. The “skin” allows her to pick up and/or toss the mouse to get the last bits of kibble out of it. The opening is adjustable to accommodate different sizes of food or to make it easier or harder to get food out. Kit also includes a “trainer” mouse with a really big opening to use for the first few times. The object is supposed to be a “hunter feeder”, you fill multiple mice and hide them around the house to engage your cat’s primal desire to hunt for their food. My cat can’t seem to find hers. She stumbles upon them and seems pleasantly surprised, but doesn’t seem to look for them at all. Maybe a younger, more hunting oriented cat would enjoy this. I could see how this might work to help acclimate an outdoor hunting cat to be less unhappy as an indoor cat?


Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Jessica on Oct 21, 2025

Safety hazards, but fun with supervision.

As others have said, these toys are not as pictured - I received three egg-shaped plastic things with sliders, and one with the bigger holes as pictured. I only

As others have said, these toys are not as pictured - I received three egg-shaped plastic things with sliders, and one with the bigger holes as pictured. I only received three mouse-shaped sleeves. The sliders have some small parts that can break and be choking hazards. The sleeves they go inside came with loose drawstrings that could be pulled out, which obviously are dangerous if ingested, so I removed those. I definitely wouldn't use these as advertised by hiding them around the house for your cats to find. They should be used with supervision. Having said that, my cat enjoys them as treat puzzles. I put about 5g in kibble in them and he goes to town trying to get it out. All in all, definitely some design flaws but the cat enjoys it with supervision.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Heather on Dec 28, 2025

So much fun

I use these as a puzzle feeder for cat treats. I fill each of them with treats and hide them for when we will be gone for longer periods of time. My cat will be

I use these as a puzzle feeder for cat treats. I fill each of them with treats and hide them for when we will be gone for longer periods of time. My cat will be occupied for an hour or so.


Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Heidi on Dec 6, 2025

Picky cats don’t like this

The “trainer” it came with is very confusing, I still don’t understand how that works. I even looked online for an instruction but I couldn’t find anything. My cats

The “trainer” it came with is very confusing, I still don’t understand how that works. I even looked online for an instruction but I couldn’t find anything. My cats won’t play with it so I’ll gift it to the cat shelter down the street from me.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Kellie on Dec 1, 2025

Love these

This is the only way I feed Bernie now they are still on easy mode but she’s been using them about a week and I was putting a few treats at the opening then food

This is the only way I feed Bernie now they are still on easy mode but she’s been using them about a week and I was putting a few treats at the opening then food today I successfully stopped the treats it’s only her food now and she still likes them


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Tammy on Oct 25, 2025

Bad

The construction of these is awful. The hiys disassembled them in one evening. Pulled the small plastic pieces off and now theyre useless. Highly recommend not using

The construction of these is awful. The hiys disassembled them in one evening. Pulled the small plastic pieces off and now theyre useless. Highly recommend not using these. Tried them for some enrichment for my guys and did not work. The disassembled them and ate the treats and moved on with their little lives


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Morgan on Dec 13, 2025

Engaging for my Senior Cat

My 13 year old cat is not typically toy motivated, but she really enjoys hunting for these mice! I love that it keeps her more stimulated and active while I’m away

My 13 year old cat is not typically toy motivated, but she really enjoys hunting for these mice! I love that it keeps her more stimulated and active while I’m away at work.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Jenn on Nov 3, 2025

Turns Out I've Got One Little Hunter & One That's Not So Much...

Thought these would be great for my five month old kittens & they are! I learned that I have one kitten who loves the hunt while the other is perfectly content to

Thought these would be great for my five month old kittens & they are! I learned that I have one kitten who loves the hunt while the other is perfectly content to watch until thee treats come out THEN she's interested! Another hilarious turn for my budding comedy duo!


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Linda on Nov 7, 2025

Easy way to promote activity

Our Chonky boy needed to be more active and eat less dry food. These hunting mice are the perfect solution. Easy to start, just be patient for the first couple of

Our Chonky boy needed to be more active and eat less dry food. These hunting mice are the perfect solution. Easy to start, just be patient for the first couple of weeks, then it’s smooth sailing.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Faith on Nov 5, 2025

For treat time

It was too much work for me to keep track of to actually feed the cats this way, but I have a small bag of a different cat food that I put in these as 'treats' and

It was too much work for me to keep track of to actually feed the cats this way, but I have a small bag of a different cat food that I put in these as 'treats' and my cats love it!